Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-20
ACADEMY YEAR CLOSES
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION PU-
Pills GIVE GOOD PROGRAM.
The Award Of Medals and Premiums
Follows Evolutionary and
Musical Exercises.


a. ssieseiHs pfosfah OF eiocudoH anu
muse before large audience in Carroll
Hall. corner 10th and G streets northwest
Yesterday afterpoon marked tho for+.o. h
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~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENT u TIE immaculate
conception Academy:~The exercises in con-
nection with the awarding of diplomas to
the five graduates of the school this wear
,voro ho,5 -. r;a
leigh Hotel Yesterdays entertainment
was the commencement for the entire
school to mark the close Of the school year.
All the pupils took part yesterday after
noon and Carroll Hall was filled with
friends and relatives of the participants.
The program opened about 4:30 O'clock
There were several features which deserve
special mention. One was the Indian club
class. Many movements, several requiring
considerable gymnastic skill, were rendered
during the drill. Each girl showed that tie
development physically had not been
Another effective number was the rendition
of the Star Spangled Banner by the
members of the senior physical culture
class. The girls came on the stage dressed
draped over the shoulders of each They
accompanied the words of the song with
appropriate gestures Both of these num-
bers were arranged by Miss Marie Hardin
T..
ing credit on the performers
At the close of the program Rev. J. D.
MARI made few remarks before present.
ing the medals and premiums. saying,
II do not need to talk about the school.
me Immaculate Conception Academy speaks
parish and outside. and It has done thai
work WE'LL"
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noche' NJ cannon ana r. Smlthers; Fete
In Flowerland," junior elocution class;
Birds of the Forest" Misses M. Melting.
j. Donovan, F. Smithers, n Saffel
A. Donovan and n Claude. Indian Climb
drill, physical culture class: "Evanpe
line" mandolins Misses l.. Sullivan F.
Riordan, A. Sullivan. M. lotter M. Duni-
gan, j. Donovan, A. Donovan: guitars.
Misses R. Sullivan NJ Keliher. hanios
Misses H. Williams E. knight: chorus.
Song of the Peter Bird" little ones.
Spanish dance, Misses r. Sullivan. M. Keli.
her NJ DUNCAN, E. knight; star SpangIed
Waves Of the Ocean" Misses M. Green.
NJ. Slattery. M. Burke. G. Lynch. M. Tobin
G. Stewart: Robert of Sicily.'' Miss Ethel
c. Knighton's senior eIocution class: chorus.
and Stripes pianos, Misses NJ. McMahon,
NJ. HoIzer, E. ODonnell, E. McMahon. II.
SafrelI, NJ McInerney; mandolins, Misses F.
Riordan, L. Sullivan, A. Sullivan, NJ Cot
ter. NJ. DUNCAN, ]. Donovan A. Donovan,
r. Sullivan. M. Keliher. H. Williams
Modal. end prer,ium.
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The award of medals and premiums was
as follows:
co1e medal for Christian doctrtne award.
W. 49, 80 Thonasa s,,,1i,,a,
GU 10 MISS nesiiia iheies" ooi'i'ah'
The first senior class medal awarded to
Miss Marie Baker.
The third senior class medal awarded to
Miss Marie Melting.
premiums for perfect attendance music
and SUNDAY school awarded To Misses Marie
Mcmahon Margaret Dunn. Helen Rurch
and Marie Melting.
intermediate Class:
The first division medal awarded Miss
Mary D, Winter.
TIC second division medal awarded 70
Mics Angela Markev
Medal for sunday school attendance
,.,arSaa 20 M;ss C.arfr,de Moore
praI,,nn -" Va Misses NJ Winter X C,neo
NJ naneaio r Mediation A Donovan