The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-06-21
ST. JosEPH's coMMBNcE-
MENT.
The End of the Thirty-Fifth
Academic Year.

ST. Joseph's Academy Was held in the Opera
Houss Monday evening, the exercises beginning
9. G. 80 o'clock with large and interested
audience present. The exercises were of that
high character Of excellence that hiss marked
eseh and every Que of the annual commence.
nen,sof st. Joseph's Academy during the
thirty-6ve years Of its existence. The CON.
menceme1t is an epitone Of the years faith
fn: work in the class rooms and the WORK
of teachers and pupils isrsaen blended into q
carnonous ane gratifying whole. The past
year has been oae of the most successful IN the
history of the Institution, and the young
ladies recsived the applause and appreciation
of their instructors and friends Monday night
that they have lasored for many months to
merit. The applause Was hesrtily aud
sincerely given and she rewards bestowed by
the jns,itution for excellence 10 scholarship
and diligence were gSacefaily received aod
veil merited.
The folloRing we're the honors awarded:
AWARDING OF GOLD MEDAL AND
HoNeRs.
Bishop Nortnrop's Gold Nedsl FOR Deport-
msnt-Won by Miss Jessie Bitch, Young's
Islands, S. G.
Bishop Northrop's Gold Medal for Coed
Conduct-Won BY Miss Margie Hoaaghan,
Samter, S. G.
Bishop Monaghan's Gold Medal for Church
Eistory-Awarded Miss Gersis Linehan,
Charleston, S. C.
Bishop Monaghanss Gold Medal for Chris.
tsan Dectrine-Wos by Miss Florie Rsnm,
Charleston, S. G
Father McNeiils Gold Medal for 4asbe-
A a., 81
burg, s. g.. for having obtained the highest
percentage IN examination.
Father Berbeirck's Gold Medal for the Roll
of Honor-Won by Mss Sarah Beesley,
Charleston, S. G.
Miss Ger,ie Linehan, Charleston, S. G.
Gold Medal for Elocutiou-Awacded Miss
Nettie Rodgers, Charleston, S. C.
4 Gold Medal for Politeoess-Won by Miss
Mary Doyle, Georgetown, S. G.
GENERAL ROLL OF HONOR.
Misses Caro- Hogan, Elaine Gambati, Josie
Hodge, Maris Cobb. FIorie Ramm, Lizzie
Do,ie, Annie Gallagher, aa.gie Monaghan,
Lacy Smith, Birdie Austiae, Annie Moroso,
8. P. Monaghan, Edna Eppsrson, Bridget
Gallagher, Maize Brailsford, Lotta Walsh.
The programme that was 80 we'll carried oot
and that gave so much pleasure to the audi-
enee was as folpwe:
PROGRAMME.
Hymn-.Are Asria"-Gfifia Piano
Miss Ada Doyle
Instrumental Qasrtette-Graud Gaiop de
Goncert-Gauz-Misses Ne,tis Rodgers, Ger
lie L,neh.n, Sarah Beesley and Jalis Bitch
French Recitatioa-Q1e Dit Ellie La FIeu-
re.tc-The Junior Class.
Daet, Violin aud Pianc-p!auquette-Niss-
es Susie Rodgers and Clemmie Weeks.
hymn with Pantomime-Ny Faith Looks
up to Thee-Second Glass Of Eloeutien Class
Instrumental Qasrtetre = Gslop = Misses
Pauline Epperson, Ethel Cobb, Asrgis Mona
CHAN aud Lucy Smith. Violin, Clemmie
Weeks.
Chorus-Oo. On. Swiftly we Glide-veasie
Vocal Glass.
Instrumental i!ia-Holst
Kisses Mary and Lizzie Doyle, Marie Chico,
Nellie Monaghan, Fiorie Rann. Triangle.
Tambcnrine and Castanet accompaniment
Caro- Hogan, Birdie Aussine and Ethel Cobb.
Flower Fete.
Ooeretta-Faicies of the Sesson
Yocal Dues-Gipsies Brahms-M Net
.ie Rodgers and Gertie Linehan.
Recisation-The Conquered Bauuer-(by
.ecuest.) Members Of the Eiocutien Glass.
Instrumental Duet-Hupgsry-Moszk
ki-Misses Susie Rodgers and Ada Doyle.
Vocal Solo-Airiam's Song Of Triumph
Raincke-Aiss Gertie Linehau. Piano-Aiss
SUSIE Rodgers.
Recisas;on-Paradise aad the Peri-Miss
Nettie Rodgers.
Final Caorus-Brigh,iy the Norning-yoo
Weber.