The Washington herald., 1909-06-24
CLOSING EXERCISES ARE HELD
Holy Trinity School Gives Annuaf
Entertainment.
Premiums and Medals Awarded for
Progress in Studies-Members
OF the Clergy Present.

Closing exercises OF Holy Trinity
School took place in the parish hall last
night Rev. Thomas J. Harlir presiding.
The school IS in charge Of the Sisters Of
Providence from Immaculate Seminary.
Wisconsin avenue extended. and the ex-
ercises gave evidence Of careful and in
tellisent training. The programme in
clUded:
Song and dril-"Boys Of [. S. W.
-..-...---.-....-......... Fifth and Sixth Grades
The Little Flddlers Ninims
The White Caps. Third and Fourth Grades
The Drummer B0yA ...--.-E1rst and Second Grades
DRAMA
BY the Rising of the Moon or Christian For
giVeness %
Tine: Latter part q fifteenth century
Some: Southern Span.
Cast of Characters
Garcia de Cordoya commander Of the Christian
torces William d Brien
Icon and AlphouSns. sons of Garcia de Cordoya,
Eagcne licIutyTe and Joseph Campbell
Abdul Hamid. grand vizer Of the Moslcm
troops William Barron
hatnet Ael, Aoslem captain. ..........J John j. King
Ben Esta, Moslen sentinel. Francs Farquhar
Don Pedro herald from Christian GIMP.
Ralph Murfaurh
Malek aud Ali. Moslem children. Eduin sso6i,
man and Francis smith
TorOnti chief of the Noslen Scrrsts. Julian Poor
Soliman. Ahansor. Haken. Amrov. ard Tagrul
Moslem Scouts Carroll DAILY Edward Uaves Waiter
ColhuIn. Leonard speliman. and William Malone
Ferdinand. Gomez. COrtaz. Rsdriquez. Juan. and
MARTINEZ. Christian soldiers John Kfleeu Cfrorre
hecksrt, Thomas Frobey. Francis MacabUy Law.
renee Coburn. and Norman Hes
Instrumental selection lie Roy Knott
The clergy present were. Rev. Thomas
/ ]. Harlin, pastor OF Trinity Church; Rev.
I Joseph c. Mallon. pastor OF St AIMS
I H.
| Fleming, Georgetown University, and
Rev, Fathers O'ConneI, s J., Bremen,
S J.. and Hart.
Premiums for highest averages were
given Ralph Nfurtaugh, seventh grade:
Bernard McCarty. sixth grade: George
/ Nolan, fifth grade; Harry Spillman,
| fourth grade. and Maurice O'Connor,
/ third grade.
/ Greatest progress IN second grade. Os-
/ car Mink; greatest progress IN first
I grade, Luke Smith.
! Premiums In minum department were
awarded 10 Russell Kelley, Harry Blandy,
I John Kelley, David CoIburn. Frank Kear-
/ ney. William Newhieser. James Reilly
/ James Earl Cook. Martin Cook. James
! McDermott. Joseph Murtaugh. Luke
! Kearney. and Francis Campbell.
! Premiums for attendance were awarded
/ to Edward Hayes. Julian Poor. George
Rikert, Walter Colburn, Joseph NcE7aa-
/ den, Bernard McCsrty. Charles Reckert
/ Maurice Colburn, John Brown, Francis
/ Smith, Michael Cook. Edwin Stohlmsn
1 Andrew Thurier. I,e Roy Knott. William
/ Smith, Maurice O'ConnOr. Norman Con
/ lin. Roy Schellhorn. John Cocker. Russell
/ Schulz, AlOysiuS Smith, William Rekert
I John Finneuy. William Wise. and Isadore
/ CostoloW.
! Scholarships were awarded 10 Joseph
I A Campbell. William +. X Barron,
I William +. y. O'Brien. Edward p. Hayes
\ Julian p. Poor. and Carroll A. DAILY.
/ a gold medal for attaining the highes,
( average IN Christine doctrine examina-
\ ton was awarded 10 William Barron.
( Sanctuary medals were awarded "a
/ Julian Poor and Edwin O'Brien