Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-10
ST. EL|zABETRS
COMMENCE ENT
NEXT THURSDAY
Diplomas Will Be Presented by
Monsignor Stafford, OF
Jersey City.

CONVENT STATION, June 10.-The
commencement exercises of st. Eliza
beth's College will be held next Thurs
day. Bishop Hickey, of Rochester, Will
preside on this occasion and deliver
the b-accalaureate address. DR.. James
J. Walsh, the distinguished lecturer,
will speak on "The Church and Higher
Education of Women" Mgr. Stafford,
of Jersey City, will present h candi-
dates for degrees and for honors in the
collegiate classes.
The graduates to receive the A. B. de-
gree are:
Loretta Alexaina Byrnee, Belleville;
Margaret Mary Convery, Trenton; Agnes
Marie Doyle, Jersey City; Leocaide Marie
Farrell, New York; Katharine Elizabeth
Flynn, Rochester, N. Y: Katharine Hinch-
life, Paterson; Angela Agatha Maloney
and Winifred Genevieve Weiss, of Water
bury. Conn; Isabel Mandery. Mary Agnes
Moran, Rose Cecine Smyth and Mary
Adelaide Quigley, all of Rochester, N. Y;
Anna Hildegarde Rafferty,. Plainfield;
Mary Agnes O'Connor, White Plains. N. Y,
and Ellen Airline Mooney, Syracuse
Eleven of the young women. the Misses
BVrleS, VDOy16, Farrell, flVUu, f1lHcullllt,
Mooney, Moran, o'Connor, Rafferty,,
Smyth and Weiss, will also receive the
diploma In pedagogy and the regents pro
fessional certificate. These two diplomas
are awarded upon the completion of a two
years course IN pedagogy. emitting the
holders to take a position in the high
schools of the country. The st. Elizabeth
School of Pedagogy has been fully en-
dorsed and registered by the New Jersey
State Department of Education and the
New York Board of Regents. Many of the
q n1a So ta4,. 81 nAC4-
tons in various high schools for the com
ing. year.
Today Professor william Hattersley,
of the Cathedral, Newark. and Professor
William Maier and Miss Cutler, teachers of
violin and voice at the college of st. Eliz-
abeth, will give a recital in the new chapel.
1t is a singular coincidence that the year
which marks the golden jubilee of the
academy marks also the forty-first year of
service In the music department of the
school of Professor Hattersley. Hundreds
of the professors students have gone forth
from st. Elizabeth's, and every ona of
them retains the warmest friendship and
kindest recollections of the professor. On
Sunday the baccalaureate SERMON will be
preached by the chaplain, thesRev, Joseph
j. Gately. On Monday the intercollegiate
class games will be held.
On Tuesday a French fete. under he
auspices of the Fenelon Club. : Will take
place. This will consist of a series of rep
reservations of the Court Of Louis XVI. At
night the Deutscher Nerein Will produce
Der Talisman." On Wednesday, the reg
uIar class day exercises of the senior class
will he held.
Diplomas of admission to the high school
department were awarded Yesterday to
Valentino Dolores DUFF. Caroline Louise
Gillingwater, Inez Victoria Gastelu. Ruth
Eloise Hart. Elizabeth Loretta Halliday,
Gertrude Marie Jennings Caroline Louise
Jordan, Gladys Amy Late. MarybeIle Eliz-
abeth McTeigue, Eloise Palley, Florence
Margaret Rinsle and Helen Isabel Sabater:
The highest honor of the academy, g gold
prize. awarded for amiability and ladylike
department, was unanimously voted q
Mary Agnes Amberg. of this city. Honor
ably mentioned for this prize were Mar,
guerite Hinteimann. Marguerite Heller and
Dolores Schuher.