Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-19
MOST SUCCESSFUL
IN HISTORY OF
INSTITUTION
DIPLOMAS AND GOLD
MEDALS CONFERRED
Opera House Packed to Doors
With Admirlng friends Of Fair
Young Graduates and Those
Who Participated in Excellent
Program,

The annual commencement eNer-
cises Of 81. vineents Academy. the
pioneer institution for the education
~ young ladies IN Albuquerque. were
held in the Ellts theater yesterday
afternoon Every scot Ia the house
was taken and standing room WINS nt
u premium. Tic exercises were In.
teresting throughout and were ih"
most successful Ia the history of 49,
Nincents. They gave a good Idea of
the splendid work the Academy p
carrying on ~ educating young wo-
men. developing character and TALENT
training The heart and he mind ami
eauipping them IN eNofy particular
for their lifc'a work.
Music and clOcution were the fca-
lures Of the program, hut tho Merry
fittle butterflies and "rhr paisies
Of June" made thr hit Of the aficr-
noon. The musical selections, which
were confined TO the piano. we've
faultlessly rendered. each number Dee
Ing executed with rare talent, correct
technique ana artistic interpretation
seldom FOUND Ia such youthtul per-
formers. The literary efforts were
also excellent. The Tone Poem Long
fellows "a Legend Beautiful by tlc
senior class. witt musical accnmpani-
ment, was beautifully done.
The program belnR with an over
tnre from won suppc.' rendered pN
Misses Estcllo Kelly, Jessie SlcNsier
Aureila Montoya and Emma dinmi
The snlutatofy Was delivered by Mis'
Mary Pauline WienelSe, on" ~ the
graduates. ia 4 clear resonant voice
which was heard throughout the
house. Miss Wieneke's effort was a
very successful the thought ana
competition aud the delivery pninH
excellent "R0ndo R~riiliNnte' ny
Van weber. was rendered In perfect
manner bN Miss Hazel 70 Rogers also
ii graduate.
ga FaNoriata." 10y De Nefdi. WAS
rendered by Miss r. Kelly and Miss
Hazel Rogers. the difficult classic ht-
ing executed with rare talent al
AareIia Monteya delivered 'fhc POL
ish Roy" in IL splendid manner, dis
PLAYING much feeling in the cno-
tsnnai parts. The "Mcrry Little hni-
terfles. three dozen little i"l'
brought down the house with a clever
fantasy. The little ones wcro dressed
IA butterflies AND executed a dainty
dance and pant0mimc that made the
hIt OF the program The huitrrllleF
hanged costumes during an inter
mission and appeared AS Daisies nl
June Instead of being hnttefiie
this time thcy were daisies being dec
Grated Ia the pretty litile flowetn
from head To- foot A large daisy
was poised gracefully on thc head oi
little girl. and there were daisies
ON their costume. wherever thtf0
was room Go pin one The dance ace
"compnnylng tho daisies was some
what similar 20 the butterflies hui
had q number Of different Features
which made u big hii with the lowers
81 the little folks
Mis- Mary Kathleen Koily rendered
1.-THE o%ctornon. very clcyerif Tho
niece Is f1n OF natHo- AND calls Tor
acting and Miss krliE Wn
fnily equal Gao the part. delivering th'
difaruH selection ln cNceiient style
.'The Victory March by OTTO FoN
was rendered m auot on the piano l}
Miss Jessie sles ~ief and Miss Aurrla
Montoya in q manner only rosiO'
finished musicians ,
Miss Hazel Rogers was fhe valrdi.
iorian of the graduating clasa and De-
on impressive oratnn Miss
Rogers WAS warmly applau1nd az iNr
conclusion of her recitation. inaie f
ing her popularity and Che esiaen in
which she vas held by her many
friends in she audience