The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-06-21
ST. MARY's SCHOOL ExERCIsEs.


at sacred
Heart Hall.
st. Mary's School closed yesterday with
appropriate exercises by the children. The
exercises took place in the Sacred Heart
Hall, on Habersham street, at $50 o'clock.
Many attended and remained until the pro-
gramme, consisting Of songs, rotations
and class drills, was carried out.
There was an opening chorus "Merrily
We Laugh and Sing" by the children of
the home. "A Case of Insomnia" was the
title of an enjoyable recitation by little
Mamie Wren. Following this was a num-
Der of songs by different members of the
school, among them a song, "Tenting on
the Old Camp Ground after which came
a drill by the juniors and seniors, the pro-
gramme winding up with pretty closing
song.
The following prizes were awarded the
pupils:
Dolls donated by Misses NJ. Davis, q.
Sulter, NJ. Sheehan, j. O'Maley and j. Null
ready, were awarded TO Little Maggie
Downing, Maggie F'ahey Laura Keller,
Ella Schmidt and Helen Maddox, for try
ing to be good"
Work basket for plain sewing, donated
by Miss. Kate Cahil, drawn for by Alma
Smith, Nellie Sanders, Mary Cheval, Lizzie
Maley, Maud DowelI. Lily Sanders, Jennie
McGlnnls, Mary McCluskey, Mary Costel-
10, Mary Hopkins, Kate Schubert, Alice
Coates, Lizzie D0W1h and r. Nc inns, ~ s;5
won by Jennie Meg inns.
Prize for free-hand drawing, donated by
a friend, was drawn for by M. Sullivan,
Marie Suffer- Josie Sheehan, Alma Smith
and Jennie McGinnis, was won by Debbie
CounIhan.
The special prizes were as follows
Gold coin, $780, for cathechism, donated
by Rev /. Bazn, Atlanta, Ga, drawn for
by M. McCluskey, NJ. Costello, A. Coates,
M. Hopkins, X. Schubert, L. Dowell, NJ.
Wren, r. McGmnis, NJ. Travers, and l..
Schubert, was won by NJ. Hopkins
Gold coin, $500, for Christian doctrine,
donated by Rev. l.. Bazin, Atlanta, Ga,
drawn for by NJ. Suffer, J. Sheehan, D.
Counihan and M. Sullivan, was won by
Josie Sheehan.
Gold coin, $500. for improvement In stud
les, donated by Sisters Of Mercy. St. JOS
eph's Infrlnary, Atlanta, Ca, drawn for
by NJ. Suffer, A. Dowell, W. Bayr, J. Shee-
han, d. Counihan, NJ. Landers, M. Sulli-
van, NJ. Carlos j. CheVal and S. Cheval,
was won by Sophie Cheval
Gold coin, $3.50, for improvement In
studies, donated by Rev L. Bazin, Allan
ia, Ca, drawn for by L. Maley. w. Nor
ris, J. McGinnis and NJ. McCluskey; was
won by Nellie Morris.
Gold pen for penmanship, donated by
Miss NJ. Collins, Savannah, was awarded
cd TO Mary Sullivan.
Gold coin, s., for needlework, donated by
Sisters of Mercy, ST. Mary's Academy, Au-
gusta, Ga, drawn for by Mary Floyd, K
Frederick, K. Sanchez, NJ. Suffer, NJ. Sui
livan, A. Dowcll, w. Bayer, J. Cheval, d.
Counihan, J. Sheehan, M. Landers and S.
Cheval; was won by Annie Dowell.
Gold coin, s., for domestic economy, do
mated by DR.. M. F. Dunn, drawn for by
NJ Floyd X Brodercks K. Sanchez, VI
Suffer, A. Dowell, j. Cheval, d. Counihan,
J. Sheehan, NJ. Landers, NJ. Sullivan and
S. Cheval; was won by Marie Suffer.
Gold coin, SIS, for neatness, donated by
Sisters of Mercy, st. Vincent's Academy
Savannah, drawn for by NJ. Floyd K
Sanchez and NJ. Sulter; was won by Kate
Sanchez.
Gold medal for Department, donated by
Rev r. F. Kennedy, Savannah, was
awarded to Miss Mary Floyd.
Gold coin, S. for mathematics, donated
by Mrs A Bindewald, Augusta, drawn
for by NJ Sulter, A. Dowell, d. Counihan
J. Sheehan and NJ. Sullivan; was won by
NJ. Suffer