The times., 1899-06-17

the class, consisting OF forty-two young
ladies, with graceful gesture and simul-
taneous movement, gave an appreciative
Interpretation of this famous aiiegory by
the late laureate. This number evidenced
the careful study and refinement of taste
inculcated at the academy, and won loud
applause
The valedictory was delivered by Miss
Mary Agnes Connor. Rev. j. O'Brien then
addressed the graduates, congratulating
them on their achievements and urging the
other pupils to press onward to the hon
ored goal. The speakers then conferred
gold medals. diplomas, and certificates as
follows:
In the first senior class certificates in
Christian doctrine, Church history, logic,
geometry, French history, geology, Eng
lish literature. botany, reading, compost
tion, Latin, penmanship, and bookkeep-
ing, were awarded to Misses Mary McCor-
mick. Frances Tuohey, Lulu Ryon. Helen
Donohoe. Maude Blaine, Margaret Eek
loffe, Edith Tate.
In the second and third senior classes GER
| tificates in Christian doctrine, Church his
tory, arithmetic. algebra, rhetoric. modern
history, grammar, etymology. chemistry,
composition, penmanship. and drawing
were awarded to Misses Gertrude Higgins,
Ellen Boyle, Agnes Howard, Annie Agnew,
Louise Higgins, Mabel Waltmeyer, Mar
garet Holland, Agnes Holland, Julia
Smith, Ellen McAllister. Eileen Moran,
Katherine MeKenna, Laura Yeager.
In the intermediate department, certifi-
Gates in Christian doctrine, Bible history.
arithmetic, grammar, geography, reading.
etymology, Constitution of the United
States. physiology, composition, letter.
i writing. bookkeeping, penmanship, draw
ing, plain sewing, were awarded to Misses
Mary Mullin, Ada Cross, Helen Smith,
Margaret Mccormick. Marion Richards,
Mary Guild. Agnes Curtis. Clara Gloyd,
Ethel Harding. Marie Byrne, Agnes
O'Sullivan. Pearl Frye Mary Brown, Vir-
ginia Waltmeyer, Mary Maloney, Kath-
arine McAllister. Mary Perrott, Marie
| Mccormick.
In the junior department certificates in
Christian doctrine, Bible history. arith-
metic, reading, grammar, geography. or
biography, composition, letter writing,
United States history, penmanshtp, draw
ing and plain sewing, were awarded TO
Misses Annie Tuohey Marie Loeffler,
Margaret Curtin. Julia Connor, Grace
Lynch, Mary Talburtt. Ellen Malone,
Mary Boteler, Elsie Buterbaugh. Eliza
beth Hazen, Blanche Langley. Veronica
Lynch, Virginia Mudd, Adele Torrens, Eth
el Smith. Virginia Maloney, Ellen Sher-
man. Mary Dwyer, Mary Dougherty, Ce-
CHA Nalley. Coree Pellen, Marie John
son. Agnes Jameson. Ellen Lanahan, Car
oline Dove Catharine Ciacchetti, Maude
Walker. Marie Neill, Laura Lynch, Ber-
nadine Scott. Meta Berry.
In the minim department certificates in
catechism, reading, photography, arithme
tic geography, writing, and drawing were
awarded to Misses Katharine Agnew. Helen
De Lawrence. Gertrude Lynch. Mary Eek
ert, Ruth Darden, Ora Tschiffely. Maurita
Harvey, Mary Seibert, Margaret Murphy,
Helen Weinberg Marie Higgins. Rose
Schultse, Pauline Johnson, Alice Lynch,
Iva Howe, Mary Lanahan, Dottie Tschif-
fely. Theresa Hallon.
In the mnim department premiums
were awarded to Misses e. Murphy, d.
Keleher, L. Weinberg, NJ. Winkelman. /.
Agnew, NJ. Lynch, V. Hicks, f. Pellen, VI.
Gilbert, r. Seibert, E Conway, B. Haws.
X. Tenly, 4. Kennedy. X. Waters, E.
Cooke, NJ. DAILY, E. Breteny, f. Jameson.
X. Hoffman e. Perry.
In the music department certificates in
instrumental misic We're awarded to Misses
F. Touhey. L, Ryon. L. Moran; NJ. McCor-
mick. A. Cross, NJ. Guild. NJ. Waltemeyer,
A. Ashe V. Padgett, NJ. Richards, v. Lock
wood, Z. Massari. E. Boyle. NJ. Perrott. NJ
Maloney, NJ. Boteler. VI. Hayes. II. Durfee.