The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-11
FOURAREGRADUATED
At the Commencement Exer-
CiSeS of Mt Carmel
MUSIC WAS FEATURE
Excellent Numbers Were Rem
dered by Students


of Mount Carmel Academy were held The
large hall was crowded with friends and
relatives Of the graduates and students
and = large number of friends of the
school from this city.
There are four graduates of the school
This year, Misses Luella DeNaughn OF the
department of music, Agnes Monley, Mar
aaret O'Loughlin and Agnes Screen, The
three graduates Of the academic depart
1nent delivered orations and Miss De
Vaughn gave three selections on the
piano.
Music is an important feature Of the
curriculum of the Mount Carmel Academy
and this fact was evidenced by the com
binations of eight young people playing
at four separate pianos and several Sc
Iections were given by four persons at
separate pianos. The vocal part Of the
academy work was not neglected. There
is no school in Wichita that graduates
better musicians than MI. Carmel There
has never been an entertainment in this
city except at the academy where so
many pianos were used at one time the
versatility Of the musical department and
the talent of the students was clearly
shown in the remarkable executions OF
the different numbers
Perfect repose. clever and original in
serpretations. and excellent technic clear
" marked the young ladies as true must
clans. Every number was heartily en-
1oved and even though the program was
long it was not tiresOme.
Every department of the training from
the first grade to the academy was shown
in the exercises yesterday. Music, vocal
and instrumental recitatiors by classes
and original selections by the graduates
made I'D a program par excellence and one
that indicated the care and practice that
IS exercised throughout the school.
The sisters in charge of the academy
deserve great praise for their work and
many were the compliments they received
from relatives and friends of the students
and most gratifying were the comments of
those who had never attended an enter
tainrnent of the academy. They were sur
prised and charmed by the exercises yes
terday and the number of friends gained
by the school cannot be estimated.
The reception rooms and auditorium
were decorated with greens and cut flow
ers which together with the class colors,
purple and gold. the stage setting and the
white dresses made "A very pleasing ap-
pearance. The program was as follows:
Infammatus-So and Chorus .Rossini
soioists-Mises Luella De Vauhn, Agnes
Screen. Essie Cassidy and Daisy
Vaughan.
Address. Miss Ella Lahey
Tancredi-Overture ....-.....---....-.Ro sini
Misses Helen Goodyear. Floy Hostetter,
Mamie George, Cora Thompson, Hazel
Gunter. Frances Kimmel. Hathryne
Stanton and Zofra Dorsey.
The Young Grey Head. Elocution Class
HAPPY Thought, CZingari Club .Seigel
Mandolins-Misses Agnes Screen, Ella La
hey. Ida Sodani, Lulu Soldani, Mabel
Scherer. Mamie Cross, Clara DeNoya,
and Ella Tunny.
Guitars-AIisses Florence Garst. Agnes
Soldani. Gertrude Tack Alice Rudolph
and Bessie Botkin.
Piano-Aiss Luella De Vaughn.
Ginning Bells. Vocal Class ........ Gabriel
Accompanist-AIiss Ella Lahey.
Sonata or. q. No 2...............B Beethoven
Adagio sostenuto. Allegretto. Presto
agitato.
Miss Luella De Vaughn.
ESSAY. Mis- Agnes Monley
Faust Duo. -four pianosl ........-.. Guonod
Misses Lucia De Vaughn. Agnes Screen,
Ida Soldani and Ella Lahey
Robert Of Sicily. .Elocution Class
In Twilight Hour CHarp Solo,. .obethur
Miss Irene Solomon.
La BaIlade Op. G7......................C Chopin
Miss Luella De Vaughn
Waves of the Danube Vocal Class)....
..-.-...-...... -IVanoVlce kron
Misses Lueila De Vaughn. Agnes Screen.
Essie Cassidy. Ida Soldani. Daisy
Vaughan. Helen Goodyear. Lulu Soldani
Cora Thompson. Grace Houghton. Ger
trude Tack Christina Walker. Floy
Hostetter Frances Kimmel. Margaret
Conrardy. Florence Kaufman and Nina
Gale.
Essay. Miss Margaret OLoughlin
Venesia e. Napoii. ......-.... List
Gondoiera, Canzone E Tarantella.
Miss Luena De Vaughn.
TT Prego Q Padre Vocal Solo. -Nicolao
Misses Luella De Vaughn. Agnes Screen.
Este Cassidy Ida Soldani. Cora Thomp-
son. and Daisy Vaughan Accompanies
Miss Gertrude Tack
Rhapsodie Hongroise .........-..........L List
Misses Lucia De Vaughn. Agnes Screen.
Ida Soldaui. Ella Lahey. Essie Cassidy,
Lulu Soldani Ethel Theis. and Nettie
Moutray.
Comforting Honors. Graduating Medals,
Etc
Address RI Rev J. J. Hennessey. D. D.
Naledictory. .......-.. Miss Agnes Screen
Bridal Chorus from The Rose Maiden
-........-.-.-...-.-- -..---.....--.... Cowen
Closing Remarks. Hon. Victor Murdoch
MORE MORE MORE
Miss Ella Lahcy after the first musical
number delivered the address OF welcome
TO the parents. relatives and friends OF
the students and school who were pres
ent.
Miss Lucia De Vaughn in her playing
OF Beethoven's Sonata. Op. p No. .
LISTS Venezia Neapol and Chopin's Ia
Banade. Op. s.. surprised and charmed
her many friends and admirers who have
not heard her in recital for many months
She has made wonderful improvement IL
her work in the Sisters school. Her ease
Of execution and her Interpretation OF
the themes showed many hours OF study
and practice She was perfectly at eass
with the most difficult OF classical mu
sic and she played the selections delight
tully
Miss Agnes Monley chose for her sub
Iect Life. and led her audience through
beautiful story Of the meaning OF life
Mss Monley has a good voice she is a.
rase on the platform and her compost
hon was one that brought forth much
favorable comment