Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-03
GRADUATION DAY.
Interesting Exercises Held This Morn
 ing at St Margaret's.

ing at St Margaret's.
 The graduating exercises of the class of 1901 of St Margarets school were held to-day in the school building which was handsomely decorated for tire occasion. The hall in which the exercises were held, was not sufficient ly large to accommodate the large as- semblage. As the graduates slowly filed into the hall and occupied their as- signed seats on the stage they present. ed a scene of incomparable loveliness. Rich and handsome and of white ma terials were their gowns. The pro- gram of exercises were as follows: Processional- Hymn 311.
 Lords Prayer and Collects.
 The Pilgram's Chorus .... ..... Wagner.
 Miss Charlotte Lamson. Address -"Wit and Humor''
 Prof. Charles F. Johnson. Spring .................. -Henehel.
 Miss Elizabeth K Stone. Presentation of diplomas.
 Song" Sweet and Low"
 Barnby Lynes.
 School Song. Words by E. 1T. Mason.
 H. B. Mason.
 Glee Club.
 Doxology. . Benediction.
 The following young ladies are mem bers of the graduating class: Elsie Webster Allerton, Mable Rose Benham, Helen Burpee. Harriet Hayes Caring ton, Martha Lucinda Cowan, Helen Hodges Delaho, Amy Du Puy, Eleanor Du Puy, Rebeka Jane Friend, Pauline Raymond Seeley How, Fanny Hubley Jaynes, Dorothy Lowering, Christina Morrell Liscomb, Ethel Freeman Mar tin, Ethel Williams Phipps. Elizabeth Vernon Henry Richards, Ruth Fred erieka Stevens. Mary Holmes Steele
 After the exercises light lunch was served. A meeting of the Alumnae of the school was held this afternoon.
 Yesterday morning at St Johns church, the annual baccauIaurate ser mon to- the members of the graduating class of St Margaret's school was de- livered by Right Rev Bishop Brew ster. Every available seat in the church was accepted. Admirable and eloqtlent was the address delivered Joy the bishop. His words of advice to the SAGNhoo1S6t WAAO OIIuplCU d DIOullueHI position in the church, were full of wis., dom. After the sermon, confirmati tion was administered by Bishop Brewster.
 On Saturday night the Glee club con- cert occurred. The program was as follows:
 q, Spin, Spin' Jungst), b, "Willie' (arr from Nevim; glee club; q, "King of Thule" from 'Faust'O, b "The Irish Folk Song" (Arthur Foote), Miss Elizabeth Stone; q, "An den Sonnen- schein' (R. Schumanm, b, Ear Away in the South," old southern air, glee club; a, 'Ich Liebe Dich" (Grieg), b. -Four Leaf Glover" (BrownetD, MT Boyd; Sweet and Low' (Barnby- Lynes), glee club; "Doan Yer Cry. Ma Honey" (Noll.) glee club; q, .Dust- man." Brahms.) b, ''Maids of Cadiz" (TostD, Miss Elizabeth stone; "Goo- goo Eyes, popular air, glee club; q, Serenade (Bullard); b. ITO Thee" (Studley), MT Boyd; school song GIT. B. Nasonl, words by Miss Elizabeth II. Mason glee club.
 One of the features of the concert was the brilliant singing Of Miss Eliza beth Kent Stone. Miss Stone, who is q sister of Mrs John N Lewis. will have charge of the vocal department at St Margarets school next year. She has studied in New York. and in Europe After the concert. the ceremony of drinking from the loving cup was par ticipated i'll by the boarding pupils. On Friday afternoon, the class day exer- cises were held. Tonight the com mencement dance will be held.