Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-09

Spies), Misses Cecilia Romadka, Rose Ga
han and Helen Clayton.
Piano solo, "Etude de Concert" opus
81 tAgghazy). Miss Marie Ray.
Vocal solo. "Nymphs and Fauns' tBem-
berg). Miss Helen Kearney.
Award of medals.
Valedictory. Miss Dorothy Williams
"KOnigs Marsch' (Hans Won BuloW)-
Pianos. Misses Marie Ray. Dorothy New
mouse. Gertrude Madigan and Cora Bow
en-; violins, Misses Cecilia Romadka.
Rose Gahan, Helen Clayton. Helen Foy
and Stella Shea; harps. Misses Maria
Clark and Mary McMullen.
Award of Academic Honors.
Academic honors were conferred by the
cardinal upon the following:
The Loretto medal. given by the late
Miss Marie Patterson OF st. Louis, for
general excellence of department and
scholarship. awarded to Miss Marie Ray
Washington. D. G..
First senior class-Graduating medals
conferred On Miss Beatrice Butler. New
York: Miss Dorothy Williams. Missouri
Miss Helen Kearney. Nebra SKA Miss
Marie Ray, Washington. d. c.; Miss Cecil
Ia Romadka. Wisconsin,; Miss Bernadette
Shea. Washington. D. c.: Miss Aloyse
Duff. Massachusetts; Miss Mary Nc
Donnell. Washington. D. c.; Miss Helen
Ryan, Iowa; Miss Dorothy Dixon. New
York
Medals for first honors for department
conferred on Miss Dorothy Williams. Mis-
souri,; Miss Marie Ray, Washington, d.
c.: Miss Bernadette Shea, Washington,
D. c.: Miss Mary Mcdonnell. Washing
ton. D. c.: Miss Helen Ryan. Iowa; Miss
trice Butler. New York: Miss Aloyse
Duff. Massachusetts,: Miss Cecilia Ro-
madka Wisconsin; Miss Helen Kearney.
Nebraska.
hcnors for schola rshp and department
conferred on Miss Irene O'Brien. Mchi-
gan; Miss Grace Hill. Maryland: Miss
Mary Mclaughlin. South Dakota, and
Miss Cora Bowen, Florida.
Medal for first honors for scholarship
and second honOrs for depOrt ment con-
ferred on Miss Mentoria Sublett, Florida.
Medals for second honors for scholar
ship and first honors for department
conferred on Miss Annette Fitzgerald.
Tennessee: Miss Pauline McAvoy. Penn
sylvania. and Miss Rose Gahan, Illinois.
Medals for second flonors for scholar
ship and department conferred on Miss
Mabel McTammany. New York; Miss
Dorothy Newhouse. New Jersey. and
Miss Gertrude Madigan. Pennsylvania
Medals for department conferred on
Miss Claire Mohn. Pennsylvania: Miss
Elizabeth Sheedy Pennsylvania. and Miss
Elizabeth Schmidt. New JERSEY.
Prize medals-Medal for Christian doc
trine. given by Mrs. Marion Cutting OF
New York. in memory of Sister Mary
Bernard Graham. was awarded to Miss
Marie Ray, Washington. y. c.
Medal for bellies letters given by Mrs.
Josephine Dickson Walsh of st. Louis.
Mo. was awarded to Miss Dorothy Will
liams of Missouri.
Medal for studies in Shakespeare. given
by Mrs. Isabelle Walsh Palms OF Detroit.
Mich, was awarded to Miss Beatrice But
Ter of New York.
Medal for intellectual philosophy, given
by the late Mrs. NJ. F. Seaman of ST.
Louis. Mo-. was awarded to Miss Beatrice
Butler of New York.
Medal for moral philosophy. given by
Mrs Ellen Walsh Maffitt of ST. Louis,
Mo-, was awarded to Miss Dorothy Will
iams Of Missouri.
Medal for science. given by Mrs kathe-
rine Moran Hendrie of Detroit, Mich. was
awarded 20 Miss Helen kearney OF Ne
braska.
Medal for ancient history. given by Mrs.
Helen Abel Baughman of Frederick Md.
was awarded TO Miss Cecilia Romadka of
Wisconsin.
to Miss Bernadette Shea of Washington,
Medal for Christian doctrine. in the
second senior class, given by the late Mrs.
Carrie Watson Hamln of Detroit. Mich,
was awarded to Miss Mary Mclaughlin
of South Dakota.
Medal for excellence. in the third senior
class, was awarded to Miss Genevieve
Butler of New York.
Medal for Christian doctrine. in the first
intermediate class, given by Mrs. Eliza
beth May Cammack Of the city of Wash
ington. was awarded to Miss Edith Bran
ner, Tennessee.
Media! for trtgonometry, given in mem
DRY Of Miss Elizabeth Fleitz of Detroit,
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