The citizen., 1901-06-21
ACADEMY OF VISITATION.

ercises and awarding of medals
and premiums took place at the
Academy of the Visitation. this
city, on Wednesday, June 10Th.
1901.
An immense crowd gathered to
witness the various events con.
nected with the last days of
school, and seldom were they of
such an interesting and meritor-
ious character.
There was only one graduate
this year, Miss Edith Harrington
Burke, Of Petersburg, Va, and
she was awarded the gold medal
and diploma in testimony of hav-
ing passed creditably through the
graduating class.
Following is the program:
Entrance march, Dielman-
First piano, Misses Cassin and
Kengla; second piano, Misses
Grace and johnson: harps, Misses
Hayden and Pampel; violins,
Misses Ramsburg, Summers and
r. Clarke. Magnifcat, Mozart.
Senior Choral Glass: premiums in
christian doctrine; Flowers of the
Alps, Wekerlin, Miss Lucy +.
Niedhardt; The Whirlpool, Grand
Galop de Concert, Hoist. Misses
Flood and Fitzpatrick, Misses
Rachel and Helen Davis: The
Midshipmite, Adams, Junior
Choral Glass; premiums in Eng
llSh classes: waltz, Durand-
First mandolin. Miss Cassin:
second mandolin, Miss Cava-
naugh; third mandolin, Misses
Fitzpatrick and Burke: guitars,
Misses Fi;zsimmons and Pampel:
banjo, Miss Mary Alice Mes.
Hayden; piano, Miss Clarke.
Goodbye Sweet Day, Vannah,
Miss Burke. Marche Hongroise.
List, Misses Pampel and Med.
hardt, Misses ZelIers and Rams
burg; Flower Song Faust, Con,
nod, Miss Grace l.. Rials: prem
lumS i'll music, etc; chorus THE
kindergarten - Piano, Misses
Cavanaugh and Ramsburg: Valse
a la Tyr0lienne, Rafl-First piano.
Misses Burke and Clarke; second
piano, Misses Fitzsimmons and
{ a s $ / n; Morning Invitation,
Neazie, Senior and Junior Choral
Glasses; The King of the Winds.
David, Miss Lucy +. Niedhardt:
distribution of medals: Coronation
Ode, Dielman; Exit March. Diel.
man-First piano, Miss Cava.
naugh; second piano, Misses
Burke and Mcclure; harps,
Misses Hayden and Pampel.
The art exhibition was held on
Tuesday afternoon and evening.
The fifth annual meeting of the
AlumnH was held after the com.
mencement exercises, at the close
of which a luncheon was served.
The election of officers resulted
as follows:
President, Mrs. Susan Simms,
of Hagerstown, Md; vice .presi.
dents, Mrs. +. f. Smith, of Fred.
erick; Mrs. Philip Fendall, of
White Post, Va; Miss Clara
Curran, of Baltimore; Mrs. Barry
Adams, of Montgomery county,
Md; Mrs. Adelaide Hammond
and Miss McKeone, of Piedmont,
w. Va; executive committee,
Miss Mollie Eisenhauer, of Fred
erick; Mrs. Edwin B. Hay, of
Washington, ID. c., and Mrs. o.
2. Bennett, of Frederick; treas
urer, Mrs. f. f. Smith, of Fred
erick; secretary, Miss Emma II.
Gittinger, of Frederick.
In the afternoon the graves of
the deceased sisters were deco
rated with flowers and benedic-
tions in the Convent Chapel put
a solemn and fitting close to a
memorable day for all.
FREDERICK MALE AND FEMALE
HIGH SCHOOLS.
The program OF Une commence
ment exercises of the Male and
Female High Schools at the City
Opera House, Tuesday night last,
follows, and will give some idea
of the high grade of education
that may be obtained by Judi
cious efforts at those excellent
seats of learning.
Music, Frederick Select Or
chestra; recitation of the 91st
Psalm; invocation, Rev. +. r..
Eschbach; anthem, "Sing Unto
the Lord" school; salutatory,
"The Young Man in Politics." j.
G. Crum, jefferson, Nd; saluta-
tory, cage of Pericles," Orie l..
Schmidt, Frederick; music, "On
the Waters;" history NJ. II. School,
II. f. Delaplaine; vocal solo, (d)
"Thou Art Like a Flower" Liszt,
(b) "Spring Song" Alexander,
Eleanor Markey: prODhecy NJ. H..