The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-12

OHS OL the TlOSI OTlltldnL eNeHIS VI
the season took place last night at the
Academy of Music when the pupils of
the well known Sacred Heart Academy
of this city displayed their talent to
large and appreciative audience
Every one present pronounced the ex-
hibition one of the best in years. The
order of the exercises was admirably
adopted to show the Improvement of
the pupils whose grace, simplicity and
self possession were admired by all.
The curtain rose at p m. upon a
group of fair young girls arrayed in
white who delighted the audience by
a we'll sustained chorus of ave Maris
Stella" The military drill was we'll
rendered by fine manly set of boys
under their competent Captain Master
Robert Donovan. The gracefully exc
cuted recitation The Four Crowns
was exquisitely rendered by Miss Alice
Connolly. The magnetic song an oper-
attic solo was very pleasing numUer
Miss Connolly's voice was well suited
to the sweet strains. The pupils
throughout manifested fine elocution-
airy skill. The Scarf fantasies was
very gracefully given by nine young
ladies gowned in white. The Lily and
the Rose the Misses Pauline and Mar
guerite Monaghan fairly captivated the
audience with their charmingly execu-
ted vocal duet and dance. TIE Cantata
Choosing a Queen" was likewise much
appreciated. The skill of thse anna
teur performers won the enthusiastic
applause of the audience. Little Miss
Nellie Barclay received well mer- ed
applause for her song. The teachers
of the Sacred Heart Academy may in
all justice be proud of their pupils.
Besides the large number of parents
81.
present Rev Fathers Madden s. ]. and
Wolfe, S. J. showed interest in the in
stitution by their presence. The pas
tor Rev. Father Madden addressed
words of encouragement to the pupils
and complimented them on the 20
gram they had rendered. He then
awarded the gold medals and prem
iums.
The following honors were an
nounced:
The gold medal for best written ex-
animation in senior division, awarded
to Miss Thelma Matthews.
The gold medal for department in sse-
Nor division awarded to Miss Annie
Donovan.
The gold medal for penmanship in
senior division awarded to Miss Alice
Connolly.
The gold medal for Christian doc
Thelma Matthews.
The gold medal for best written ex-
animation in the eighth grade award
ed to Miss Mildred Muller.
The gold medal for best written ex-
animation in the seventh grade award
ed to Miss Josie o'Rourke.
The gold medal for best written ex-
amina tions in the sixth grade awarded
to Miss Sophie Donovan.
The gold medal for attendance in Sc
nior girls department merited by Miss
Annie Donovan, Miss Alice Connolly,
Miss Stella deGraaf, Miss THEME Gates,
Miss Bertha Beal, Miss Gladys Wilson,
Miss Alice Donahoe, Miss Sophie Dom
ovan, Miss Maryetta Feulner.
The gold medal for best written ex-
animation in boys department awarded
to Master Foley Mckenzie.
The gold medal for Christian doc
trine in boys department awarded to
Master Foley Mckenzie.
The gold medal for attendance in
boys department merited by Master
Leo Donovan, Master Charlie Grimm,
Master Joseph Butt, Master Michael
Butt.
The gold medal for attendance in pri-
mary girls department merited by Miss
Belle Donovan, Miss Genie Donovan,
Miss Mary Butt, Miss Eta Smith, Miss
Katie Donahoe.
Premiums.
First premium for written examina-
tlons merited by Miss Alice Connolly
Second premium for written exami-
nations merited by Miss Neley Hinck-
ley.
First premium for application award
ed to Miss Annie Donovan.
Second premium for application mer-
tied by Miss Stella deGraaf.
Special premium for application