Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-30

dozen of thtan heading the procession of
pupils to theechufah.
A register Twas elae id in the hall of the
convent this 1fnorisng,! and has already re-
ceived hundreds af signatures of former
pupils. ~.
centennial exercises, has full program.
solemn mass affequiem will be sung at
the Church of thaI Holy Trinity at am.
for the repose Of the souls of deceased sis
tiers and alumqnaeii celebrant of the mass,
his excellentt, Most Reverend Sebastian
MartinelH apostolic delegate; deacon of the
mass, Rev. Jeromsa Daugherty, S. j.; sub
deacon of the paSs, Rev. John Brosnan,
At half-ras 10 itlhe Alumnae Association
S O'Clock dsamatie entertainment by the
pupils closes he,yfestiyities.
Commencement Exercises.
The commencement exercises yesterday
afternoon were attended by throng which
filled every seat In the music hall. The pro-
gram. as outlined in yesterdays Star, gave
enjoyment for q couple of hours, and as the
preliminary chapter of the centenary OBJ
seryance was perfect In every detail.
The reception committee of the Alumnae
Association met the guests as they entered
and extended a delightful welcome. On this
committee served Miss Mary Conrad, Mrs.
Emma Kidweli McCahill, Mrs. Mary Berry
Byrns, Mrs. Josephine Dickson Walsh. Miss
Ellen Dorsey and Miss Marie Patterson, as
sisted by Miss Isabel McKenna, Miss Ell
vira ingersoH. Miss Nina Squire, Miss
Katherine Mcintyre. Miss Florence Ham
mond, Miss May OConnor. Miss Rose Kear-
ney, MISS Pauletta keena, Miss Eleanor
Mercetn and Miss Marie Hayes They and
all members of the alumnae present wore
badges, with the inscription, "Ad Multos
amos An Informal reception to Cardinal
Gibbons and Mgr. Martinelli preceded their
entrance to the music hall AT the conclu-
sion OF the exercises the cardinal made a
short congratulatory address.
Medals and Premiums.
The following is the list of the fortunate
winners of medals and premiums:
Inc Loretto medal. given for general ex-
ceiience in department and scholarship was
awarded to Miss Josephine Moran Of ILL.,
nois. In the ost-graduate course a diplo-
ma was awarded to Miss Mary Romadka
OF WISCONSIN Graduating medals were
conferred Miss Elizabeth Thornburgh
Tennessee; Miss Josephine Moran, Illinois;
Miss Rose Shea District Of Columbia: Miss
Gertrude Reynolds, Maryland; Miss Martha
ihomas, Missouri; Miss A. Estelle Story
Illinois.
Medals for department were conferred on
MISSES Misses Elizabeth Thornburgh, Josephine
Moran, Rose Shea, Gertrude Reynolds.
Martha Thomas, A Estelle Story, Agnes
Hamlin, Mary Healey, Edna Grafton, Marie
Cherry. Isabel Patterson and Mary Clark.
second senior class. first honors for schol-
arsh1p and department were conferred on
Misses Helen Heinz, Helen LaveH. Agnes
Romadka, Valerie Moran. Mary OBrien,
Anne Booker. Florence Turtle, Harriet
Manner. Cecilia Defiant, Edith Marmion
and Josephine Welsh.
First honers for department. second hon
ors for scholarship, Misses Annie Shana-
han. Susan Sullivan, Stella Flynn and Viola
Palms.
Second honors for scholarship and de-
pertinent. Miss Mary Graham.
Medals for department, Misses Esther Ho-
gan and Nannette, baseball.
The medal for Christian doctrine was
miums, Miss Rose sHea and Miss Elizabeth
Thornburgh. THE medal for bellies lettres
was awarded to Miss A. Estelle Story;
premiums Misses Gertrude Reynolds and
Agnes Hamlin. The medal for intellectual
philosophy was awarded to Miss Josephine
Moran; premiu11 to Miss A. Estelle Story.
The medal for silence was awarded to Miss
Agnes Hamln; aremiums to Misses Joseph
inc Moran and A. Estelle Story. The med
al for civil government was awarded to
Miss Rose Sheas premiums to Misses Ger
truda Reynolds and Agnes Hamlin The
medal for ancient ald modern history was
to Misses Josephine Moran and Gertrude
Reynolds ,Ic - c
others wRotwere Rewarded.
In the second, seniSr class the medal for
Christian doctrine was awarded to Miss
Mary OBrien premiums to Misses Helen
Heinz and Valerie Moran. Rhetoric pre-
rniums, Misses Cecilia Delihant and Helen
Heinz Sciences, Misses Helen Heinz and
Helen Laven History premiums, Misses
Harriet Manner and Annie Booker.
Third senior class, Christian doctrine.
premiums, Misses Nannette Paschall and
Edith Dempsey; rhetoric, premiums, Misses
Charlotte Yonge and Elizabeth Doyle; sci
ence Misses Mary Healey and Frances Sui
Ivan; history, Misses Elizabeth Doyle ana
Clara Humphrey.
Fourth senior class. Christian doctrine,
premium, Miss Edna Grafton; rhetoric,
Miss Mary Lynch
Intermediate classes, medal for Christian
doctrine. to Miss Adele Powell premiums,
Misses Sophia White and Agnes Morrisse;
grammar, premiums, Misses Alice Fernan-
dez and Della Beale.
Medal for higher mathematics, awarded
to Miss Josephine Moran: premium, Miss
Ellen Thornburgh; 'medal for mathematics,
Miss Mary Healey premiums, Misses Har-
ret Manner and Elizabeth Doyle.
China painting. premiums to Miss Mary
OBrien and Miss Mary Oracle; drawing
premiums to Miss Caroline Boeing and
Miss Anna Garry; typography, first pre-
miums to Miss Harriet Manner and Miss
to Miss Harriet Manner and Miss Stella
Flynn.
Mrs Thos. F. Dillon, jr., Of Denver. Mrs.
G. w. Whitfield of Chicago. Mrs. Edw. N.
Van Harten of ST. Louis are attending the
centennial.
Mrs. Albert 7. Kelley of New York is the
guest of Mrs. Carr, wife of Gen. Eugene A
Carr, Z. S. A, 1915 X Both Mrs Carr and
Mrs. Kelley are pupils Of Georgetown and
are attending the centennial exercises and
respond to toasts at the banquet Mrs.
Clark N. Carr, wife of Gen. Cars son. is
also a Georgetown graduate.
Mrs. Roebling. wife of Col. Washington
Roeblng of Trenton, N. j., is the guest of
Mrs. Jno. Logan.
Mrs. Potter Palmer, If she reaches New
York today, will be present at the centen-
NAL.
Mrs. Brockholst Cutting of New York is
also expected today.
Mrs. Lloyd Slack of Leesburg, Va, an
other former pupil. is visiting at 1888 3Oth
street and attending the centennial.
INTERNATIONAL CHESS CONGRESS.
Opened in London Today by Sir Will
lam Hart Dyke.
LONDON Nav 3O.-The London interna-