The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-06-03
FINAL EXERCISES
 OF CONVENT SCHOOL
DERED AT JEFFERSON THEATRE. PRIZES AND MEDALS AWARDED FOR STUDY AND CONDUCT

The annual commencement of the con- vent school attached to the church of Our Lady of Sorrows was held at the Jeffer- son theatre last night and was largely attenoed. Many of the musical numbers were exceptionally well rendered. The program me was as follows:
 March-Flrst piano, Misses w. M- Shields and Garfield; second piano, Misses de Piano and Dillon; violns Masters Clark and Tacconi. Sacred chorus-VoeaI class.
 Saluts tory-Miss Clark. "Silvery Spray'-First piano, Misses M. and J. Bodeker; second piano, Misses | Shields and Murray. | Song, "The Quarrel'-Our Little Ones. Sexrette-Misses O'Hare. Green, Master Teconnl, Misses Sims, Eggler, Master Haley.
 Reading, "Burdock's Music Box"-Miss Owens.
 Pandora March-First piano. Misses Klyce, Donohue, Busenlehner, Caran, Bodeker and M. McCarty.
 Song and March-Boys.
 Sextette-Misses Mullen. J. Dillon, c. McCarty, Diaz, Caran and Duncan.
 1.-The Wind and the Help''-Vocal class.
 Essay-Miss Seaman.
 Sextette = Misses Price, Blackwell, Su other Chestnut, M. and NJ Coyle.
 "The Song Birds Lesson"-Junior girls. Quartette-First piano, Misses Johnson and McWhorter second piano, Misses Bddic and Shields.
 Scotch Fantastics-Misse CaraB. Poull, Shields, Duncan, Burke, Longobardi Bu- senehner Gambino. de Piano. O'Hagan. QGaftette--First piano. Misses F. klyce and Lambert: second piano, Misses Bid- dle and Alfred. THE LITTLE DESERTER.
 Gen. George Washington, Master Mc- Hale.
 Marquis de Lafayette, friend of the Americans Master L. Mackin.
 Colonel Wayne, an American officer, Master R. Morrison.
 Captain Preble of the Penn regiment, Master McArdle
 Corporal of the Penn. regiment Master OHare.
 Lieutenant of the Penn regiment. Mas ter Hinton.
 Black Tom. orderly to Washington. | Master Burke. | First British officer. Master Gilardoni.
 Second British officer. Master Caran.
 Third Bditish officer. Master Mullane | Little Jack, deserter from the British army, Master Herman. PANToMIME. Star Spangled Banner Vocal class. Don Pasquale-First piano. Misses Bid- der and de Piano; second piano. Misses Shields and Garfield.
 COLUMBIA'S RECEPTION.
 Columbia, Miss Fleming.
 Public Opinion. Master l.. Mackin.
 March Militaire-First piano, Misses Mullen and Klyce; second piano. Misses W. M. Shields and Sims.
 Naledictory-Miss I. Dillon
 Graduating honors and prizes were con- ferred by the Rev. J. OKelly
 Graduating Honors-Miss Mary Sea- 11A Clark, Miss Sarah Fleming
 Prize for best examination in the grad- uating class. Miss Mary Seaman; second prize. Miss Imelda Dillon.
 Gold medal for Christian doctrine Miss Kathleen McCarty
 Gold medal for examination in grade g. Miss Catherine Owens
 Prize for best examination in grade T. Miss Florence Klyce; second prize. Miss Mary Price
 Prize for best examination in grade 6, Miss Kathleen McCarty; second prize, Miss Josephine Gambino.
 Prizes for application, Misses Nora Mullare and Ora Garfield.
 Department prize, decided by the votes of the pupils. Miss Imelda Dillon.
 Prize in grade ,. Miss Margaret Longos bard Irize in grade f. Miss Godie Laurence.
 Prize for attendance, Miss Alice Me- Gowan.
 BOYS
 Gold medal for Christian doctrine Mas- ter Jack Hermann second prize, Master John McArdle.
 Prize for examination in grade g. Mas- ter John OHare.
 Prize for highest annual average in grade s. Master Arthur Hinton.
 Gold medal for highest annual average and best examination in grade ', Master Louis Macldn.
 Prize for best examination in grade 6. Master Philip Mullane
 Prize for best examination in grade S\ Master Edward Maekin. Prize for best examination in grade l. Master Frank Grill.
 Department prize. decided by the votes of tho boys Master Rolin Morrison.
 Prizes for attendance Master John McArdle and Master John Burke
 Prize for application, Master Joseph l.. Lynch
 Prize for attendance In the junior room. Mretas George Spenser.
 The gold medals and prizes were do- mated by the following gentlemen of Bir- ringham; Mir. Harding. Mr. Jemison, Mir. DeBardeleben, MT. Bromberg and by the following out-of-town f1rms Feeley