Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1902-06-26

tlculdrly point OUT tnlS ana Lndt clar-
acter and the ability of the players,
but it cap and does say that the enter
tainment was good all through. The
proceeds will be used for the benefit
OF st. Psul's church, and on behalf OF
the institution hearty thanks are re.
turned to the gentlemen and ladies
who freely gave Of their talents to the
good cause.
On Wednesday of last week, begin
ming at 2 P. NJ, were held the Com
mencement Exercises of the Jubilee
Year at Arcadia College. A special
programme had been arranged for the
occasion, and all who attended were
amply repaid for their outlay of time
and effort. The operetta, ESTHER"
was Of course the main feature Of the
day, but the intervening numbers were
worthy any place and occasion. They
consisted of music, vocal and instru-
mental, T~ecitations, etc., all rendered
in such manne as TO indicate the high
attachments of the pupils. But the
operetta. was the thing. 1t contains
some very fine music, in places re-
curing no ordinary culture and talent
in its rendition. | have seer and
heard it several times by various
artists, but never so we'll given in all
its parts. The costuming of the
characters was beyond criticism; the
acting was good; the singing correct
and pleasing, the voices blending
sweetly, and the articulation of the
text unusually clear and distinct. The
frequent rounds of applause greeting
the fair actresses were justly earned
in fact, no one with an ear trained TO
sweet sounds could Withhold his appro-
baton of the treat set before him.
After the final number on the pro-
gramme, were given the Graduating
Honors, followed by the distribution
of Diplomas and Premiums:
For having %honorably completed the
fifth grade, or teachers course in in
strumental music, a diploma and silver
crown we're awarded to the Misses
Nellie Bigley of Pittsburg, Pa. Ger
trude Mangold OF Arcadia, Mo-, FRANKIE
MOTIF of Wellsville, Mo. and Vivian
Lewis of Texarkana, Texas.
Prize of excellence, gold medal for
amiability and lady-like department,
Miss Marie Higgins.
For exemplary conduct, gold pin,
Misses Alice Barnett, Ellen Hourihan
and Edith Boss.
For good conduct, blue ribbon badge,
Misses Frances Bugg, Marie Schult,
! Bessie Ferguson, Gertrude Smith,
| Clara Lucuis, Marie Concannon, Clara
Nugent, Pauline Weinsberg, Barbara
Brandt, Clara Holtschneider, Florence
Gay. Marie Roehry, Fannie Tiedebohl,
Agnes DeLisle, Genevieve Wallace,
| Myrtle Mangold and Elizabeth Hol-
week.
Gold medal for scholarship in the
sub-gra1uating department, Miss Clara
Lucius.
Gold medal for application In the
ninth academic class, Miss Fannie
Tiedebohl.
Gold ring. for scholarship, Miss
Myrtle Mangold.
Gold ring, for application in music,
Miss Marie Roehry.
Sub-graduating department, first
premium, Misses Bessie Ferguson,
Florence Gay and Alice Barnett
second premium, Misses Gertrude
Smith, Barbara Brandt, Clara Holt
schneider, Frances Bugg and Pauline
Weinsberg, Marie Schult, Clara MI
gent, May Concannon.
Academic Department, ninth grade.
first premium, Miss Edith Boss.
Senior department, eighth grade,
first premium, Misses Ellen Hourihar
and Elizabeth McEniry; second pre-
MUM, Miss Eulah Sawyer. Kathleen
Mullany, Agnes De Lisle, Gladys Gray
and Izene Dandy.
Seventh grade, first premium, Misse'
Attic Blaine, Genevieve Wallace
Georgia Riley, Elizabeth Holweck
second premium, Misses Amy Slack
Mary Gummersbach, Marian Belle
Search.
Sixth grade, first premium, Misses
Emma Hornsey, Mabelle Paup.
Fifth grade, first premium. Misses
Pauline Amberg, Madeline Beard
second premium, Misses Julia Houri
han, Opal Farmhouse. Premium
awarded to Miss Josephine Wehling.
. The following young ladies entered
the college too late for the regula
premium, but deserve honorable men
ton: Misses Birdie NorwiNe, Lessiti
Elliott, Ethel Bartlett, Clarita Elliott
Glenda Gray, Alta Haynie, Lora Will
son, Agnes Wallace, Anita Elliott
Veronica Won Wormer, Willie Gray
Myrtle Downey.
That the art department of tn
Ursulines should be unusually attrac
tive in this, their jubilee year, was
foregone conclusion. Giving thei
talents and serious attention to tn
higher branches, where heart an,
brain go hand in hand, these earnes
teachers neglect no opportunity t
cultivate and encourage the artist
tastes Of their pupils. The visito
will find every branch of art and ar
decoration we'll represented, as tn
teachers make 1t a duty to keep |
, touch with all the improvements, fad
and fancies of the outer world. o
view are excellent examples Of o.
, painting, water color. pastel an
crayon work, pen and pencil drawing
keramic work, typography or etchin
!, on wood, embroidery, lace work an
. an infinite variety of artistic needle
: work.
a Miss Pauline W%einsberg Of St. Louis
elaborate and beautifully worke
| specimens of typography chair, moo
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