Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-13
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HOLY CROSS ACADEMY.
Annual commencement Exercises to
Occur Tomorrow Afternoon.

TOMORROW -A1fernubn.
The annual commencement of the Acad-
envy of the Holy Cross will take place
tomorrow afternoon at $50 o'clock at La
fayette Square Opera House. The gradu-
ating class is composed of Miss Jane Ce-
ella Endres. Miss Anna Pearl Evans, Miss
Ruth Tilden Hendershott Miss Mil!icent
Richards Howisnn. Miss Katherine Loreto
Tourney and Miss Grace Beatrice Wood
burn
The following program will be rendered:
'tngarischer Sturm Marsch," F. List:
pianos, Misses NJ. Howison. j. Endres G..
Fowler, X. Mcmahon. VI. Casanave and T.
Harms; violins. Misses y. Dillon, G.. Harms,
VI. Davis and NJ. Montgomery: harps
Misses f. Bowden. NJ. O'Tcole and s. Tiff
fanny. Spinning Wheel. Flying Dutch
man, X. Wagner: solo. Miss p Evans;
chorus, vocal class, accompanied by Miss
Helen Tourney. Balade in a Dur, Chopin:
pianos, Misses G. Fowler and +. Wilson
Serni-chorus. melody in +, Rubinstein; ac-
companiStS. victims, Misses y. Dillon and
VI. Davis; harps, Misses f. Bowden and S
Tiffany; pianos. Misses NJ. OToole and H.
Tourney. Harp solo. Russian air. ODER
thure, Miss +. Bowden. The Bride of the
Greek Isle. Delsarte class; readings Misses
+. Hendershutt and X. Tourney; Eudora
Miss ], Endres. Violin solo Air Varie. OPP
lis. Dancia. Miss n. Dillon. Vocal trio
"Barcarole.' Campana, Misses Z. Evans
@. Harms and G. Woodburu. accompanied
by Miss +. Wilson. ST. Angela's Musical
Circle. waltzes, Victor Herbert. Polka de
la Refine. Raft: pianos. Misses G. Harms.
5. Nnany and NJ. Egan. Chorus. Water
SPHte's Serenade" Ivanovici; accompa-
nists, victims. Misses y. Dillon, NJ. DAVIS
ard NJ. Montgomery: pianos. Misses NJ.
oTD"le and 5. Tiffany. Valedictory, Miss
G N"odhurn. Comforting graduating gold
ine'idiS ana diplomas. Rev Thomas S Lee.
Address to the graduates, Maurice Francis
Exam. LID. Distribution of certificates.
The closing exercises Of the junior and
n-inim departments OF the academy We're
hello yesterday afternoon in the study
hall of the academy. 1872 Massachusetts
avenue. and Were largely attended The
young ladies and lassies gave a most in
tcresting exhibition of their talents in elo-
cution and in music. both vocal and instru-
mental, which efforts met with loud APP
plause. The following program was rem
dered: Rigoletto, Streabbog. Misses A.
Mcmahon. y. Cannon. |. Harms. A Garet;
Galop, Meachan. Misses r. Brett Z. Mort
arty. recitation. kindergarten class;
Cadets March f. White. Misses A. Heany
&. Egan. l.. barr Z. Cain; Pinafore Song.
friSe, Hinims; Delsarte exercises. prepara-
tory class. La Baladine. op. 81 Lysberg
Misses NJ Curtis. A. Downey NJ Kearney,
n Cannon; Hark. the Vesper Bells. banks,
Junior vocal class: andante and rondo,
Bohm. Misses A. Haniey. NJ Bailey. C.
Hurley. A Ryan; recitation, minims:
Norma. Oberthure. harp. NJ O'Tooie;
piano. A NJ % Ionle- La Ballerina, Jack
son. Misses NJ Howard, A Norris. NJ.
Madigan, X. May: vocal trio, Lonely Rose.
Hemans. Misses =. Evans. G. Harms q.
Woodburn: violin. NJ. Davis; harm e
Bowden: piano. s. Tiffany. Galop de Con-
cert. Hoist. Misses c. May, A. May b.
Keleher. E. Harms; Columbia. juniors; Lucia
di Lammermoor. Donizetti. first piano NJ
O'Toole. second piano, A. NJ. OToole: Prin-
cesse Yorke. Tocaben. ST. Angela's Mu-
steal Circle.
The distribution of premiums was follow
ed by short address by the rector of ST.
Matthews Church. Rev. Thomas S. Lee.