The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-06-25
SIX GRADUATES
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES OF
ST. VINCENT'S ACADEMY HELD
LAST EVENING.
ST. Patrick's Hall Crowded with KEEL
atives and Friends OF the SIX
Young Ladies.

commencement exercises of St.
Vincent's academy held a st. Fat
rick's hall last evening were largely
attended by friends and relatives OF
the six yOund ladies Of the eighth
grade who were awarded certificates
of proficiency. They were: Misses
Helen NJ Thompson, Francis NJ. Burn
ham. Kathryn Burrows, IONA G. Corn,
Mary G. Draper and Edyth NJ. Hub
bard.
A delightful program prepared by
the management of the school was
rendered by the pupils as follows:
Tramway gallop ........... Gabbarts
Misses n. Thompson, c. Moore.
Happy greeting (three part chOrus)
...... ...... ........... School
Tyrolinne ..... ..... Leybach
Miss z. Corn.
Oh What Joy to Be Wild Bird....
kindergarten.
Dumb bell exercise ......... Juniors
Ny Dapple Pony, (sOng) ..........
P Kent
Garland Drill.
jolly Cum Bang ..... Boys
The Holy City-pantomine ...SeniOrs
Miss NJ. Mccain.
Camp of Glory ................ Hoist
Misses \. and A. Martin.
The Antidote NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Misses D. Ennis, NJ. Draper.
Little Old Granny ......... Minims
Kathleen, or, The Cost Of Promise
A drama in Five Acts.
Cascade of Rubies Smith
Miss E. Sell.
Star Spangled Banner ..........
Song and Chorus.
Awarding Of premiums.
Conference Of certificates of profile
iency.
Address ....... Rev. NJ. Fl0hr, D. D.
Medals and Premiums.
Premiums and medals for merit
were awarded TO the following schol-
ars and proved one of the pleasing
features Of the EVENING" program:
Gold medal for superior excellence
merited by Miss Bessie Ryan; next
in merit, May Perry. Nellie Martin.
Gold medal for eXcellency in sChOl
aTship merited by Miss Annie Ennis.
Silver medal for regular attendance
merited by Miss Agnes Ryan; next
IN merit. Louise ManSdn.
Gold medal for excellent department
in boarding school, merited by Miss
Nellie Martin.
Gold pin for application in music
merited by Miss Edyth Kennedy.
Premiums.
Premium for Christian doctrine,
merited by Miss Mary Barry.
Pemium for penmanship merited
by Miss Genevieve ONeill.
Premiums for application awarded
to Misses Frances Burnham. Esther
Bassett Annie Martin, Camille Moore,
Katy Danaher.
Premium for lady-like department
awarded to Miss Lizzie Grove.
Premium for Christian doctrine
Miss Anna Bower.
Premium for penmanShip Miss Ag
nes Remillard.
Premium for regular attendance
Miss Agnes Mangan.
Premium for good conduct, Miss
Grace Thompson.
Premium for Christian doctrine,
Miss Katy Ennis.
Premium for regular attendance.
Miss Hatty McWhirk.
1 NA4Au1h III dpDIltdC4Ou, -hloo Lily
Davis.
Medals and premiums donated By
Rev. Father FlOhr. Mrs. Patrick Mar
tin, Mrs Quinn. Miss Mary Decars,
Mr.. FallOn, Mr. Ross.
Five Act Play.
The evenings program closed with
tive-act drama entitled kathleen,
or, The Cost of Promise' which was
exceptionally rendered by the 20
young lady participants. The cast of
characters were as follows:
Kathleen ........ Miss E. Hubbard
Mrs. O'COnnor Cher mother) $500.
..... ...... Miss E. Bassett
Granny Gilligan $50. Miss NJ Mccain
Loda and lola (Gypsies) ......
Misses A. Pallissier, Agnes Remillard
Little Girls Playing in the Park. =.
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Mrs. Royalton (wealthy sister of
Mrs. OConnOr) -. Miss G. O'Neill
Ethel ana Lucille ROyaIton (nieces
of late Mr.. Royalton) ......
Miss n. Thompson. H. Brown
Madame Felice (French attendant
OF Mrs. Royalton) Miss NJ. Hayes
Topsy maid to Ethel and LucilIe)
Magistrate ...... ....,. Miss L. Dunn