The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-25

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 Cb) Yellow Jonquils CGavotte), Johan- ning-Collese Orchestra.
 ACT I.
 Scene 1-Entrance to the Castle of Don Violin Concerto. with Quintet accom- paniment. Accolay-M. D. Touart.
 Scene 2-The Same.
 Festival Overture, A. J. Staub-College Orchestra.
 CThis overture was composed by Prof, Staub for the Degree of Doctor of Music, on the occasion of his silver jubilee).
 ACT II.
 Scene-Interior of the Moorish Palace. Norma-Rev. J. D. Foulkes, S. J.; A. H. Hymel, Prof. A. Staub.
 Duet for clarinet and violin with plano accompaniment.
 ACT III.
 Scene-A Village of Austria.
 Silver Jubile March, A Su1ich-College Orchestra.
 Valedictory-J M Walsh.
 Rt. Rev. Bishop Edward P Allen of the Catholic Diocese of Mobile being present, conferred degrees upon the following persons:
 Degree of Doctor of Divinity. the Rev. Dionysius Savage, St. Peter's Church, Montgomery. Ala. Doctor of Music, Prof. August T. Staub, Alumnus of the Conservatory of Music. Stuttgard. Wurtemberg, Professor Staub has for the past twenty-five years been | teaching music at the College. The occa- sion of his silver jubilee was chosen as most fitting to bestow upon the Professor the honor he has otherwise justly and reritoriously deserved.
 Doctor of Fine Arts-Prof. Paul. c. Boudousquie, A. M, United States Gov ernment Civil Engineer Mobile, Ala.
 Master of Arts-EmiIe H. Keynes, Jr., A. B.; James J. Martin. A. B. Bachelor of Arts-Maximin D. Touart Mobile; Joseph M. Walsh, Mobile; Emilio E. Villamil, Havana. Cuba; Ferdi- nand M. Larue, New Orleans; William H. Villamil. Havana, Cuba; Julius c. Mein- finger, Galveston, Texas: John A. Bou- dousquie Mobile; James c. Casserly, New Orleans; Alfred H. Hymel, Kelona, La.
 The highest honors of the Graduating Class were won by Maximin D. Touart of Mobile.
 Bachelor of Science-Thomas H. Me Hatton. Macon, Ga.; Joseph H. Duchamp, St. Martinsville, La.; Vernon c. Becker, Mt. Vernon, Ala
 The highest honors of the Commercial
 
 ton.
 Certificates for the completion of the Commercial Course were conferred upon P. Leo Kearns. Lebanon, Ky; Raoul F. Reynaud, Lutscher, La.
 Bishop Allen conducted the Award of Medals as follows: The Bishops Memorial Medal, founded by the late Rt. Rev. Bishop O'Sullivan, D. D., for excellence in Christian Doc Urine and Ecclesiastical History-Maximin D. Touart; next in merit, J. Earle Man noccir, Thomas P. Norville, William H. VillamiI.
 Gold Medal for the best examination in Catechism-Webster J. Whipple. Next in merit: John Doherty. George Lange. Donor, Rev. Ambrose Fontan, S. J.. Sel- ma, Ala.
 Gold medal for good conduct, senior di- vision, John E. Hooper. Donor, Rev. D. Beaudequin, s. J., Mobile, Ala; Pre- mium, Maximin D. Touart; distinguished Frederic F. Rougon, Emilio F.. Villamil M. Walsh, Benjamin J. Kern, Ernest A. Burguieres, J. Earle Mannoccir, Alfred H. Hymel. Felipe 8. Leal.
 Gold medal for good conduct junior di- vision, Albert J. Danos; donor Rev. w. A. Wilkinson, s. J.. Augusta, Ga: pre- Paul B. Reggie. Angelas Mistric, Fred eric Miller. Edwin J. staub Joseph G. Espalla. Anthony J. Wizard JosephE P. Skelly, Antonio E. Sevilla, Sidney A. Bonvillain. George A. Lasseigne.
 Gold medal for the best composition in Mental Philosophy, Joseph M. Walsh; donor, Rev. Thomas P. Cassidy, Tusca- loosa. Ala.
 Gold medal for the best English com position. Joseph M. Walsh; next in merit, Eugene V. Costello, J. Earle Mannoccir, Thomas P. Norville, Ferdinand L. Larue; donor. Very Rev. c. T. OCallaghan, D. D. V. G.. Mobile. Ala
 Gold medal for the best Latin compost tion. Emilio F. Villamil; next in merit. Angelo F. Giuli; donor, Rev. D. Savage, ID. D.. Montgomery. Ala.
 Gold medal for the best Greek compost tion, James Lane Mannoccir; next in merit, Angelo F. Giuli; donor. Dr. T. A. Duggan. New Orleans. La. Gold medal for physical sciences. Maxi min D. Touart; next in merit Joseph M Walsh, Emilio E. Villamil, Thomas H. Me Hatton; donor, Rev. P. O'Reilly. Bir- mingham. Ala.
 Gold medal for excellence in mathemat- ics first grade, was merited by Richard J. Wallace. next in merit, Maximn D. Touart. David H. Austin, John E. Hooper; donor, Mrs. E. Sevilla. New Orleans, La. Gold medal for excellence in mathemat- ics. second grade, George c. Whipple; next III merit, Y tllpe D. Iedl, ft. kenneth Rounds. John Doherty; donor; Mir. R. A. | Finch. Toulminville. Ala.
 Gold medal for excellence in elocution, James c. Casserly; next in merit, Joseph NJ Walsh, Austin McG. Wagner, Louis Blouin; donor, Hon. C. L. Lavretta, Mo bile. Ala,
 Gold medal for excellence in history, l Maxmin D. Touart; donor. Major Patrick | C. Hannah. Mobile, Ala.
 Gold medal for the greatest improve