Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-23
RTSMOUT7 LOCAL AND ADVERTISEMENTS
ST. JosEpH.s COMMENCEMENT.
Sweet Girl Graduates Overwhelmed
With Beautiful Flowers

with Beautiful Flowers.
Elks' Hall was crowded yesterday
afternoon with the friends of ST. JOS
ephs Academy, who came to witness
The closing exercises Of this now
famous institution of learning, conduct
ed by the Sisters of Charity. From
the opening hymn, Gounods beautiful
Praise Ye the Lord" to the closing
number the entertainment gave abund-
ant evidence of the careful and sys-
tematic training which the scholars had
received at st. Joseph's. The GRADUATE
ing class was COMPOSED of the follow
ing young ladies: Miss Teresa Ct.
O'Connor, Miss Claudna Cragin, Miss
Virginia NJ. Shea and Miss Mary O.
sullivan. These young ladies were
literally overwhelmed with flowers and
presents from admirinE friends. and
congratulations We're deservedly show
cred upon them. The following num-
bers were exclusively rendered and
frequent applause punctuated the per-
formance:
Piano Duett-"Entrance March" .sousa
Misses NJ. McIiuEh. NJ. Irwin.
Opening Hymn Praise We the
Lord Observation-Disclosures. Gounod
Piano Trio-"Pas Redouble" 49,.
....... .............. l.. Steabbog
Misses M: Ryan, Nj. Piedmont. ~ AL
bert. J. Reardon NJ. Miskill, l..
Mrs. June's Prospectus. Little Boys
Oriental Waltz T.. Givnr
Piano. Miss Margaret Ntzhugh,; First
Mandolins, Misses {. lyman. NJ
bowers. NJ. Sullivan. NJ Me
meyer; Second Mandolins.
| Misses c. Cragin. A. CAL
| asanti, NJ. Roam, Gut
tar. Miss j. Fan
tone.
'Marionettes' Dance" M;r;r, e
PIANO Tr!o-"E Enchanting Polka"
~, -. ........ ........ =. Keller
Misses NJ. Mulvey, NJ. Ryan. NJ. Lynch
NJ. Curran. l. Lynch. L. Richards.
fiano Duet = "Cecelian Grand
Misses NJ. Martin. NJ. McNahon. g.
Irwin. IL. Sullivan.
In Our Blessed Mothers Keeping"
''........ ....-... ......... Jorda n
,ntermediate Elocution .... Class
saise Eiiie' ........... c. Drumhciler
Planes; Misses ]. Fon,ane. r. lyman,
L" Porter, NJ. Curran. NJ. Flood.
Margaret Mulvey
10 Letter? 800. .....
Sweet Vows Waltz" Otto Roede,
llanos. Misses NJ. Sullivan, G. O'Con-
nor. r. Carey. NJ Roam.
.f w In me TIDE" Senior Vocal Glass
ar 81, '.'''.''.. Junior lsl0cution Class
Liberty Eel March - sous,
Guitars. Misses Margaret McIIurh. J,
fantonc: First Mandolins. Misses
I. Tynan. NJ. Bowos. NJ Sull-
van. NJ. Nicmeyer: Second
Mandolins. Misses {.
Cragin. y. CALAIS
,, ami. NJ Roam.
Silver stars Mazurka" Hobn
Misses 4. Schools. :. Pace. J.. Jovcc,
Ntu'udcs ......... Glass of Expressi
PARADISE and the Peri" ....T. Moore
Uncle Johns Farm" ... ..
'......-........ Junior Vocal Cla Sc
Pianos. Misses NJ. Niemeyer, J. Fan
tone. Margaret Sullivan. a. Calas-
anti.
After which came the Academic
honors. tho drama of MY Aunt's
Heiross' being; transferred TO The end
Of The program.
The Sisters are indebted to Miss
Maggie McRugh and Miss Mary Irwin.
VINO presided at the piano Prof.
Sehnencks, violinist: Miss Eamcs. the
e!ilclent and talented teacher OF elocu-
Ton; Miss Mary Guthrie. Mr. Foster.
or The SticT Piano Company. for cour-
toSies extended. and to Mr.. J. Cr,ff
I-c"arcs. who mana ed the stage, eff
iecis. The exercises throughout We're
IN Keeping with the excellent reputati ton
enjoyed by st. Joseph's. and the teach
ers are to be congratulated on their