The San Francisco call., 1904-06-07
SACRED HEARTS
BRIGHT PUPILS
Fine Musical Programme Is
Given at Closing Exercises
of Popular Convent School
FOUR GIRL GRADUATES
Clever 0peretta PleaSeS Big
CrOWd-HOnOrS Conferred
by Father PrendergaSt

The pupils Of Sacred Heart Presen-
tatOn Convent school gave an un-
usually meritorious exhibition Of mu-
sical and histriOnic talent AT the COM
mencement exercises held yesterday in
the han Of the institution. corner of
Taylor and Ellis streets. The assem-
bly, room was crowded to the doors
and from first TO last Of the entertain
ment those in attendance manifested
their genuine pleasure. Several in
Etrumental numbers, a castanet drill
and an Operetta made up the pro-
gramme, in the rendition Of which not
only was perfect training exhibited,
but Il was apparent that the school is
blessed with musicians and singers Of
more than ordinary ability.
At the end Of the programme Very
Rev. Father Prendergast conferred
graduation honors upon Misses Mary
Fitzgerald, Irene Madden, Jennie
Buckley and Lillian Molloy. In ad-
dressing the class he spoke briefly of
the high character Of Sacred Heart
School and expressed the hope that
the graduates in their new sphere
would attain the same successes that
they had as pupils. Following is the
programme;
BEAUTIFUL Dove OF Paradise" sacred
Misses L Molloy. n Woodmansee. N. Win
slow. =. DuEgan. J. smith, X Cribbin; star
,,ssros Srear and Sure: s.IT1e Storm three
pianos iKunkeD. Misses J. Buckley. n. Fftz-
gerald, -. keenan,, J.. Molloy, NJ Woodman-
see. b. Winsiow: castanet drill-selections.
three pianos fSeilor). ta) The Wearin o. the
Green" ob MY Old Kentucky Home"
Opeuetta-.'Who Shall BE QUEEN; Argu-
ment-The Flowers meet in a secluded dell in
fha forest 20 choose their Queen person
q Clsconteuted with the world seeks in the same
re- n
pciutmeuts. The Flowers tell Of love and duty
and the Reclilee-iearnlng that 10 an well the
station allotted by Providence is TO be happy
resolves 10 return again 10 usefulness and
CllrFrtment among his fellOw-creatures. Per
Miss H. FitzEerald. TuliD, Miss J. Madden;
Azalea. Miss J. Buckley; Orchid, Miss l.
A- her giearder. Miss NJ WOO Inatseei
Lilac Purple Miss II Newman: Fuchsia. Miss
p. OHair, Alysium. Miss n. Healy; Dand=-
lion. Miss G. IralnQri forget-Me-Not, Miss
J.. Ebner. Violet. Miss @. Greenan. SunhOwer
Miss II. Norton. Lilac White, Miss J. Smith
DahIia Miss A. Lowney: Wistaria. Miss E
Conway; Iris. Miss NJ Reilly; Pansy, Miss
T5rrr- - n S,IIIfT-sr'. 1-ar7a-fon MIS-
D1ran; Daisy Miss T. McKenna; Snowfall.
Miss q. CUl. Chry ysanthemum. Miss /. DOna-
hue; Lily OF the Valley, Miss J. Spillane;
Aster. Miss B. Owens. Gerauium. Miss X.
Crihbe1, Morning Glory. Miss ]. Madden But
tercup Miss l. Mclaughlin; Sweet Pea. Miss
y Bond Orange Blossom, Miss l. Carlson;
tseihl-lern star, Miss A foley Accom- panlsts
Piano. diss a. DuEEan- Eiolins, Misses n
Quinn and r Pedro fute Miss A Cotter.
when knighthood Was In Bloom (Gustin).
arranged for pianos, violins, mandolins, organ
and flute
United States" solo and chorus
Graduation hOnors conferred on Miss Mary
Imelda Fitzgerald. Miss Irene Bernardette
MADDEN. Miss Jennie Leander Buckley, Miss
Lilllar Agnes MoIloy.
Certificates for completing the grammar
course no Misses Nellie Quinn Teresa McKen-
ma Ethel % Hair Margaret Newman. Ruby
Norton. Grace Greenan Loretta Gull, Loretta
Lonahue Annie Mccarthy. Clara o. Reilly. 10
retra McCloskey, Margaret Bravender Katie
casey. josephine Smith. Nellie Healy Mary
Br1snan May Bravender. Josephine Spillane
seven. Grace Trainor5 nine Eileen Duggan;
ten, Loretta Elmer
Essays Of the graduates were read
on June ! as follows:
The Bsrds n Erin Miss Mary l. Fftz-
gerald; Onward and Upward" Miss Irene B.
Madden tChivalry in the Middle Ages" Miss
Jennie L Buckley; The Historical Novel, -
Miss Lillian A. MOloy.