Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-06-24
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EXERCISE
ENJOYABLE PROGRAMS MARK
CLOSE OF FIRST YEAR OF
- ST. MARY OF THE LAKE
ACADEMY.


ACADEMY.
A very delightful and successful
affair of Monday and Tuesday after
noon was the first commencement ex-
ercises of the Juniors and Seniors of
the Academy of st. Mary of the Lake,
which was held at the Grand Opera
House. There was large attendance
of interested friends and relatives.
The programme was of the highest
class and excellently rendered, reflect
ing much credit on the pupils and
Mother Superior and her able assist
ants. The program is as follows:
The PROFESSIONALLY Battle and
Victory was pleasingly rendered by
four girls, at two pianos.
The Welcome Song" sung by sever
al little boys and girls, was well rem
dered and received much applause.
"Lmpsy Tim"-Reading by Marie
Baker of Devils Lake, was enjoyed by
III WIZ uc61u AcIs
Vocal solo IF Dolly was alive again"
by Julia Schaufnbil of Devils Lake,
was very we'll rendered. Miss Ruth
Regan Of Webster ably assisted at the
piano.
"Rustling Leaves" rendered by
Lucille Roach Of Devils Lake, Helen
Dwire, Of Minot, Adelaide Barrett, of
Lakota, and Norah Frevel Of Crocus,
was thoroughly enjoyed by every one.
Song '"The Wax Doll" was we'll
rendered in pleasing manner by
Emily Minette of Devils Lake.
"Reverie" violin solo by Edward Nc
Kenna and accompanied by John ].
Kelly on the piano, deserves a great
deal of credit.
Pantomine my Faith Looks Up to
Thee" given by several little girls was
q treat to those fortunate enough to
be present,
The "Mermaid's Song" by Joseph
Roach, Kenneth Uleman and Vernon
DeMars, pleased the audience.
my Old NOTWITHSTANDING by Grace
b. Serumgard was much enjoyed. Miss
Serumgard has a pleasing presence
and fine clear voice which has re-
ceived careful training.
Letter Carriers" a song and drill
by several boys was charmingly given.
A vocal solo When Papa Calls Get
Up was sung by Joseph Roach.
Joseph always wins the hearts of those
who hear him and is a favorite among
all at the academy. He was accom-
panied by his sister Miss Lucille.
believe me if all Those Endearing
Charms" violin duet by Grace B.
Serumgard and Reuben Rutten, &C
companied by Dorothea Walter, show.
ing careful training and much talent
On the part of all.
The character song by Dorothy Ser
umgard and James P. Kelly assisted
by Adelaide Barrett, delighted their
audience and they all deserve much
credit.
The piano solo 'Sonatina' by John
Kelly was delightfully."- rendered.
Faust" a violin solo by Reuben
Rutten, accompanied by his sister
Clara, was one of the most pleasing
numbers of the program.
Carnival of Venice" was a pleasing
feature of the program, rendered by
Howard Huesgen, Earl Noonan, John
p. Kelly and James P Kelly.
''The Little Cleaners" by several
little girls, rustic dance, was the
most pleasing number of the program
If one could judge from the applause
they received.
by Agnes Wood, Mary Baker, Ina Coop
er and Dorothea Walter, was well rem
dered and showed careful training or
the part of the young ladies.
Morning NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. was
charmingly rendered.
1.-THE Painters of Seville"-Readinf
by Agnes Wood, was delivered in ,
very pleasing manner.
When You and I Were Young
piano solo by Anna Mullen, wa!
thoroughly enjoyed by the audience.
Charge Of the Uhlans' by Angelin
Lovick, Lucy Barrett, Anna Muller
and Flora Vilandre, was well delive,
ed.
1.-THE Sign Of the Cross'-Readin,
by Helen ,Cochrane was handled In
clear and pleasing style.
: "Rondo Capriccioso''-piano solo b
Florence Robertson showed rare must
ability.
Feast Of Roses, in which 10 youn
ladies took part made a decided hi
and added much to the program.
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