The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-06
COMMENCEMENT AT
 HOLY ANGEL SCHOOL
Large Audience Hears Interesting Pro- eramme Rendered at St.
 Paul's Hall.

The commencement exercises of Holy Angels academy were held in St. Paul s hall last night in the presence of large attendance of the parents and friends of the pupils.
 The programme offered varied and well chosen number of items, In all of which the pupils distinguished themselves by their well-trained and graceful per formance.
 Both the vocal and Instrumental music reflected great credit upon the children and drill scenes were very interesting and gone through with great precision. 'The Parliament of Servants" was very clever satire upon a domestic problem which is claiming much attention at the present time, and was admirably acted by the pupils taking part in the play. The boys had a rollicking time in Our First Performance" and kept the audience in an uproar of laughter
 Miss Tomerlins essay, "The Harmonies of Nature" was an expression of the beautiful sentiments which spring from the contemplation of natures mysteries, and Miss Duffin's essay, Ideals" was well calculated to raise human ambitions above the struggle for sordid greatness towards which the age is inclined.
 The happiness of the children was only equal to the pride of thir parents, and all expressed themselves well pleased with the evenings entertainment
 Mrs. Colgan acted as musical director and put the choral classes through their exercises in good style. The programme: Piano Duet, Harvest Home Galop" (Wilson)-Mrs P. Foley and M. Antwine. Salutatory-Miss Margaret Tomerlin.
 Piano Deut, "Butterfy Caprice" (Mel- notte)-Mrs. N. Murke and N Garden.
 Pantomine, Bring Flowers" (F. He- mans)-Primary Grades.
 Song, "Is There Any Room in Heaven for Little Girl Like Me?"-Primary Grades.
 Piano Duet, Beautiful Star of Heaven" Drumheller)-Mis Margaret and Mary Powell.
 '.Zobo Drlr'-Girls of the Fifth and Sixth Grades.
 Piano Solo, Echoes from Alma Mater" CW. T. Semple)-Miss F. Price.
 Essay. "Ideals"-Miss Mary Duffn.
 Piano Solo, I'll Trovatore," (verdD- Miss I. Strong.
 A comedy in one act, Parliament of Servants" (Wagner).
 CHARACTERS:
 Mrs. Seraphina Gray. Mistress of the House-Miss c. Jimerson.
 Mrs. Angelina White, A caler-Miss M. Platten
 Mary O'Hooligan, Mrs Gray's Servant Miss M. Powell.
 Trudel Schmidt, Annabelle Estele Dar- ling. Hepsibah Strout, Maggie Callagan, Lydia Ann Porter Applicants-Misses s. Krahenbuh, M. Harris, F. Chapple, N. Burke and A. Portner.
 Piano Duet, "Steeple Chase" (W. Popp) Op. 234-Misses H. Weiss and E. Price. Silver Bells of Memory Chorus GIT. Dale)-Intermediate Grades.
 Essay. "The Harmonies of Nature''- Miss Margaret Tomerlin.
 Piano Duet, Cinderella" (W Powel)- Misses I. Strong and A. McNinch.
 Farce, "Our First Performance" (Par- ker).
 CHARACTERS:
 Bill Jones. Stage Manager and Promp- ter-H Weaver.
 Frank Walker Who Plays the Tramp Part-E Garden
 Tim Palmydays, Who Plays the Old Man Part-A Valcourt
 B.. R. Ogue, Who Plays the Irish Part l.. Dorman.
 Darkplot, Who Plays the villain-J. Bentley.
 Alley Johnson, Who Plays the Coon Part-J. O'Donnell.
 Piano Duet "Electric storm Galop," G. Kessler)-Misses E. and J. Price.
 Rainbow Hoop Drll'-Girls of the Third and Fourth Grades.
 Chorus. "Our Beautiful Mountain Home" Glover)-Senior Grades.
 valedictory-Miss Mary Duffin.
 Address-Rev. J. E, Coyle.
 Presentation of Diplomas and Awarding af Meda1s-Pav- I E Cnvla-