The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-06-12
SIXTY SECOND ANN AL
COMMENCEMENT
Academy of the Visitation
Holds Commencement Exer-
cises June 9th.

The sixty second annual com
mencement exercises of the Acad
envy of the Visitation were held
on Thursday, June 18th. The
School of Art Exhibits on We'd
nssday evening, and Thursday
morning were elaborate, and
demonstrated tina; much progress
had been made in this depart
ment and reflects great credit on
the students and their efficient
teachers. The Commencement
Hall was crowded by the rela-
tiveS of the scholars, and the
many friends of this time honered
"Home of Education" Visitors
from all sections of the country
were early on hand, and enjoyed
the programme, which was render
ed in all of its varied and intri-
cate parts without any break to
mar the pleasure of the parents
and scholars, az well as the good
sisters, who so diligently labored
to make the commencement sue
cess. The address of Rev. DR..
Flynn, President of Mount st.
Mary's College, was both eloquent
and instructive, aud was listened
to with marked attention.
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
Marche Triumphale, Rathbun,
first piano, Misses Stonebraker
and McAvoy; second piano,
Misses Logue and Yonug; harps,
Misses Camalier and Collins.
Salutatory-Miss b. Kearney.
Charity, Rossini, Chorus Glass.
Medals and Diplomas; Class
Ode, Glass Medals.
Waltz, (Lehar,) Tobacer, first
mandOllns, Misses Barnes, Me-
Gram and Logue; second mando
Inns. Misses McAvoy. Kearney
and Hammond; third mandolins,
Misses Young, Clarke and jam
ison; guitar, Miss Stonebraker;
harpS, Misses Camalier and Col
Inns; piano, Miss Kavanaugh.
Rhapsodie Hongroise, No. 2,
List pianos, Misses Camalier
and Rodock.
o Dry Those Tears, (Sop. Te-
rosa del Riego, Miss M. Ellen
Stonebraker.
Andante ct Allegro Marziale,
Ascher, pianos, Misses Barnes
and McGrann.
Mia Gitana, (Sop. De Koven,
Miss e. Rodock
Awarding of Premiums.
Shakespeare, Essay Miss b.
Kearney. Miss NJ, McGrann.
Come Where the Blue Bells
Ring. Brackett, The Little Ones.
Grand Marche Sole nnel e,
Gregh, first piano, Miss Kearney
second piano, Miss Collins.
Sing On, Denza, Choral Glass.
Ernani Eft | lombard, Verdi,
Two Fantasies in One,) pianos.
Misses Barnes and McGrann;
Misses Camalier aud Kavanaugh
Distribution OF Medals aud
Prizes.
Valedictory Miss M. Il. Stone
braker.
Address. Rev. DR. Flynn.
Kronungsmarsche, OPP. "a,
Ellen berg, pianos, Misses s.
w hite, L. Rodock, M. Hammond
and +. Windsor; harps, Misses
Collins and Camalier.
PRIZES AWARDED.
The Graduation Gold Medals
and Diplomas were awarded to
Misses Lillian NJ. Jamison, of
Maryland; Barbara b. Kearney,
Kansas; Mary }. McGrann, Penn
sylvania; Nellie A. Stonebraker
and Eleanor NJ. Young, of Mary
land.
Premiums and special prizes
were awarded to many of the
young ladies that excelled III
their different studies.
Seated on the platform with
the graduates was the Neither
Superior, Sister Mary Austin and
the Directress, Sister Mary Ber-
nard, Very Rev. DR.. Flynn,
President of Mount st. Mary's
College, the orator of the day,
Rev. VIM. j. Kane, Rev. A. j.
Conlon, Rev. Father Smith, of
the Catholic University; Fathers
Cavanaugh, of Liberty; Harring-
ton, of Barnesville; and O'Dou-
nell, of Brunswick, and others.
The attendance was the largest
for years, the hall being uncom
fortably crowded.
THE ALUMNI MEET.
Immediately after the exer-
cises the Alumni Association met
in the College Hall, and after
partaking of a most sumptuous
banquet, which was intermingled
with witty sayings and old school
day songs, the days session clos
ed by electing the following Of
A. 4 NJ