Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-01
CLOSE OF SCHOOL.
St. Marearet's Pupils will Commsnce
 Exercises To.norrew.

\
 The annual commencement exer cises of the graduating class of St Mar garet's school will be held this week commencing on Thursday. when the 1 studio tea will be held, and ending or Monday night, when the senior dance will take place in the school building I The exercises will be of a most inter esting nature and will be marked by unusual splendor.
 The program for the commencement work is as follows:
 l Thursday-Studio tea.
 Friday--Ciass day; planting class 1 ivy; presentation of class steps tc junior class; reading of class prophecy and refreshments in the orchard.
 Saturday--Glee club concert; loving cup ceremony.
 day-Baccalaureate sermon at Si Johns church.
 l Monday Commencement day ] march, with class hymn; address; Sc l lections by glee club; presentation o1 tAplomas; luncheon in gymnasium fol 1 graduates, alumnae and guests; alum nae meeting in school room; senior dance in the evening.
 l Tuesday-School closes.
 One of the most interesting cere monies connected with the holding oi the class day exercises is the presenta ton of the class steps to the junioI class. This event is always eagerly awaited by the students of St Mar garet's. A pretty sight is the gather. 1 ing of the students and the guests to witness the exercises in the orchard in the rear of the school. An excellent program has been ar ranged for the glee club concert. which will be held in the school building | Owing toflimited accommodat only | limited number of tickets will be l sold. A feature of the concert will be the appearance of Miss Lena l.. Morse of New York, soprano solOist, who graduated from St Margaret's some years ago.
 The baccalaureate sermon will be de livered by Bishop Brewster at St Johns church on Sunday morning. The address at the commencement day exercises will be delivered by Prof E. N. Fenollosa, the noted lecturer, who has delivered several lectures on Jap- anese and European art at St Margar- cts school during the past winter.
 The senior dance on Monday night will end. the five days festivities. This is one of the most important society events of the season and is always an tcipated with much pleasure by the members of the graduating class the aIumnae and friends.
 In the decorations of the school the class flower. the daisy. will be con- spicuous The graduating class con- siyts of the following thirty young la dies: Anna L. Brooks, Lillian I. Baird, Margaret Burlington, Marion Chappell, Marjorie H. Coats. Jane D. Clark, Charlotte Crofut. Georgiana sDunklee, Helen T.. Eddy. Elizabeth n. Faekfer, Mary D. Gephart, Florence Harper, Georgette A, Irwin, Sylvia Loines, Elizabeth NJ. Libbey, Esther s. Lowe, winifred Fl. Lawrence, Florence H. Newton, Ruth S. Richards, Jane N. skinker. Gladys E. Thomas, Mary Rod- man Trumbull, Elizabeth l.. c. Wei mer, Harriet l.. Edwards, Ernestine c. Noera, Sarah A. Perry Lucy Hickox Perry. Elsie &. Roe. Elizabeth Taylor and Sabra Scovi1! The last seven young ladies live in this city.
 The officers Of the class are as fol- lows: President, Helen l.. Eddy; vice president. Sabra Scovill; secretary, Jane D. Clark; treasurer. Georgette A. Irwin: class prophets, Jane D. Clark. Florence Harper. Gladys E. Thomas; accompanist glee club, Mary R. Trum- hl11I x