The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-06-24


Piano Duet (Engleman)-"Polk misses
Hortense Horne and Winnie Moran.
Piano Solo (Troyer)-'' Star-Spangled
Banner"-Miss Rebecca Brown.
. Chorus-"Columbia."
Tuesday evening there was a very enjoy
able reunion of the alumnae.
The graduating exercises were held
Wednesday in the study hall of the insti-
tuition, beautiful room surrounded by va
randas on three sides. The room was dec
GRATED with the national colors, flags and
shields of the United States, which, with
flowers and pictures, made a beautiful pic
ture. very patriotic turn was given to
the exercises by the singing of Our Fair
Land Forever" as a chorus, and by an
essay, old Glory" very finely written by
Miss Mamie Hogan.
The salutatory was awarded TO Miss
Irene Hill; the valedictory TO Miss Mamie
Hogan bOth of Washington, Ga. There
were five graduates Misses Irene Hill,
Mamie Hogan, Nora Hines, Alice Poche of
Washington, Ga. and Miss Elizabeth Of
ferman of Savannah.
Where all was so good, it is scarcely fair
to individualize. but Miss Mamie HOGAN s
essay, "Old Glory" Miss Victoria Heard's
recitation, Leah the Forsaken," Miss
Elizabeth Offerman's recitation, 1.-THE
Frenchmans Dilemma" and a song Ben
Bolt" by Miss Bessie Gallagher of Sa-
vannah, were especially fine. The Fam
inc read by Miss Heard, and acted by a
number of young ladies, was very strik-
ing. The programme follows:
Capircieta, piano trio .............. Gurlitt
Miss A. Horne, N. Hines and l.. Joergie.
Salutatory, "Neighborly Dealings Make
Neighborly Feelings"
Miss Irene Hill
Recitation, Naughty Brier Rose" Miss
Nellie Clair Deveny.
Piano duet 'fC4raud Na-sa do CNDcartI,
(HolsD, Misses r. Brown and S. Gala
CHER.
Essay THE World on Wheels" Miss
Elizabeth Oferman.
Recitation, THE Sisterly Scheme" Miss
Lumpkin Doughty
Chorus "Murmur Soft Ye Rreezes''
(Wel1erlin.
Piano solo, "Fleecy Clouds" Rariner).
Miss Hortense Horne.
Essay, "Oid Glory"
Chorus, Our Fair Land Forever (Wii-
hard.
Recitation, Leah, the Forsaken," Miss
Victoria Heard.
Vocal solo, Ben Bolt" Miss Bessie Gal
lagher.
Essay, Sidney Lanier." Miss Nora
Hines.
Piano Solo, 1.-THE Faqns" (Charminade)
Miss r. Brown.
Pantomime, "The Famine"
Essay, The Four-Leaf Clover" Miss
Alice pickle.
Tableau, Dance of the Muses."
Frieze, 'Bachus and Bachantes."
Frieze, Train of Noble Maidens"
Sacrifice of Iphgenia."
Home Scene From the Greeks"
Scene from the Battle of the ANA
IONS
Piano solo, THE Soaring" (schuman),
Miss V. Benson.
Tabeau death of Virginia"
Miscellaneous
'Niobe and Her Daughter"
Tribute to the Minotaur."
Toilet of the Bride"
Might and the Fates."
N'Gaul's Last Straits"
"Sirenus and Waking Psyche
Recitation, THE Frenchman Dilemma, -
Miss Elizabeth Oferman.
Valedictory, Miss Mamie Hogan.
Award Of medals.
The awards of medals, prizes, ETC., was
made by Father OBren as follows:
The graduating honors We're given as
follows:
Diplomas, Gold Medals and Laural
Crowns-Miss Nora Hines, Washington.
Ga; Miss Mamie Hogan. Washington,
Ga; Miss Irene Hill, Malloryville, Ga A.;
Miss Elizabeth Offerman, Savannah, Ga.
Miss Alice Poche, Washington, Ga.
Senior Scholarship Medal-Guilmartin
gold medal to Miss Stella Gallagher Sa-
vannah, Ga.
Scholarship d, Collegiate Class-Benson
gold medal, to Miss Hortense Horne, At
lanta, Ga.
thematics-Flannery gold medal, to
Miss Winnie Moran, Savannah, Ga
Catechism-Father Bazin's gold medal,
to Miss May Hennessy, Savannah, Ga
General Excellence-Father O'Brion's
gold medal to Miss Gertrude Philips,
Grovetown, Ga.
improvements i'm Music-Gold medal do
mated by Mr. S. Roberts, Lexington. KY.
to Miss Horteuse Horne, Atlanta, Ga.
Improvement in Wrtlng-Gold pen. 20
Miss Lizzie Poch
Book premiums to Miss Stella Gala
CHER for music, Miss G. Horne for geome-
try Miss Victoria Heard, elocution; Miss
l.. Doughty, philosophy; Miss l.. Joeger,
philosophy; Miss N. Hogan, geography;
Miss NJ. Hines, catechsm; Miss A. Val
entne, history; Miss $. Valentine, aritn-
medc; Miss l.. Poche arithmetic; Miss
Marguerite Hines, Bible history; Miss Nee
Harrison, grammar; Miss ". Devenny.
history; Miss Elizabeth Shelton, arithme-
tic; Miss M. Jacobson, spelling; Miss NJ.
Dakman, reading; Miss NJ Hogan, read
ing; Miss S. Branham, spelling; Miss NJ.
Poche, arithmetic; Miss Stewart Gulatte
and Miss N Branham, reading