The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-12

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Daughter of Jarius' entitled Praise Ye
the Lord" with Misses Ida Soldani and
Ella Lahey as accompanies.
Miss Bessie Cassidy then gave the salu-
tatory. She gave a most hearty welcome
to the friends and patrons of the institu-
ton in the mamie of the Sisters of Charity.
She has a good voice aud pleasing deliv-
cry.
The next number was the overture from
Flotow's 'Allessandro Stradela,' by
Misses Bessie Powers, Katharine Eliot,
Pearl ZimmerIy, Frances KimmeI, Helen
Goodyear, Hazel Csunter. Zofra Dorsey
and katharine starton.
The members of the junior
class then gave a class recita-
ton. THE WidosFs Light" This
Is a beautiful selection and the MEM
bers gave it as if one, person was speak
ing. Each member carried their parts
well and in perfect time with the others.
The Musical Box Caprice" by Muller.
and played by twelve young ladies, was
next. given. They ere Misses Mabel
Broad dwell Mamie Nah en-, Bessie Hance,
Jessie Weirick, Florence kaufman, Thad-
enc Dorsey. Leoline kaufman Fabelle
+
Abbie Sullivan and Hazel Scow.
! The second vocal selection of the pro-
gram was given by the vocal class of the
school. composed of Misses Nina Wheeler,
lucia DeV aughn, Jose phine ThraIls The
resa Schmidt. Louise Vincent, Essle Cas-
sidy. Floy Stopleton. Christina Walker
+ SaHie Shive and Amanda Martin; accom-
PIANIST. Miss Lucia DeVaughn.
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Bloom" by Peuschel.
The Zingari dub is a society Of young
ladies' who play the mandolin and guitar,
and they gave a selection, la Czarina,"
by Pomeroy Theft colors are purple and
gold, and long streamers were attached
to their instruments. The young ladies
were: Mandolins-AIisses Agnes Screen.
Agnes Dice, Ida Soldani, Nina Wheeler.
Ella Lahey, Lulu soldani and Mabel
Scherer Guitars-Mfsses Florence Garst,
Katharine Dautschmann. Agnes Soldani
and Bessie Powers Pianoforte accompa-
niment, Miss Luella DeYaughn.
Miss LueIla Devaughn rendered the
wedding March and EIfn Chorus from
Mendelssohn's Midsummer Nights Il!
Dream" This young lady is a most ac-
complished musician. She has a fine tech
nique and brings out the finer points of
the composition in a very charming man.
ner.
Miss Floy Stapleton then appeared in a
recitation of the First Settlers Story"
She has a voice Of fine range and good |
control, and delivered her production In |
a very original and pleasing manner.
The balance of the program was as fol- |
lows:
4pr ~foAo Il
Gillian Vespers-Verdi-AIiss Ida Soldani, |
Ella Lahey, Nina Wheeler. Theresa |
Schmidt, Katharine Elliott, Nettie Mou-
tray. Sanie Shve and Sadie Hitchings.
Ave Maria vocal trio)-Owen-Miss
Luela Devaughn, Nina Wheeler. Essie
! Cassidy, Floy Stapleton, Theresa Schmidt
and Louise Vincent. Accompanist Miss
Josephine Thralls.
'Belisario' Concert duo Donizetd |
Misses Josephine Thralls and Floy
Stapleton.
Glass recitation-"The Song of the
Market Place ..........................
Seniors.
Etude Op. % Piano solo) .......... Chopin
Miss Lucia de Vaughn.
''Pardessus les Chausser" CvocaD cElss)
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Accompanist, Miss Luella de Vaughn
Rhapsodie Hongroise No. p ........ List
Misses Luella De Vaughn, Josephine
Thralls. F1oy stapleton, Ida Sol
DAM, Ella Lahey. Agnes Dice,
Essie Cassidy and Nina
Wheeler.
The prizes and honors were then con-
ferred
Rt. Rev John J. Hennessy made a short
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them to follow throughout life the teach
ing they had received in the school and
lead life that would make them good,
upright women.
Miss Grace Hargett gave the valedic-
tory. She is the only graduate Of the aca-
demic department this year, and the key
note Of her speech was
THE embers of the sunset fires
Along the clouds burn down"
She told in a most pleasing manner the
meaning Of the lights and shades of the
sunset. what omens they brouf<t out for
people and how the life Of every one may
be compared TO the sunset hues.
She gave the history Of young man
or woman from babyhood to death and
told how the trials were only the stepping
stones TO the meridian of life and that
the ambitions and desires Of the child is
what makes the man or woman Of the
future and how each desire helps form the
network of life.
The last number Of the program was the
chorus singing saliva Regina" Sisters OF
Charity, B. Y. NJ. and accompanied by
Misses Josephine Thrans and Bessie
Powers.
The following is the roll OF honor Of the
institution:
Graduating medal and highest honors !
in academic Observation-Disclosures on ,
Miss Grace Hargett. Sedgwick. Kansas.
Gold medal for Christian dictrine acad-
emic department - mer1ted by Misses
Agnos Dice. Ellis Lahey Margaret o.
Loughlin. Christina Walker, drawn by
Miss Margaret O'Loughlin.
IN the musical department. gold medal
merited by Misses LUella De Vaughn.