Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-06-15
TWO FAIR GRADUATES
Si. Nary's ParOchial School
Holds Closing Exercises.
4 GOOD PROGRAMME
Miss elHla Farrell And Miss NOOley
Presented Diplomas By Rev.
Father Rector.

t.rgs School, taught by the
t.- 81 Notre Dame, held its clos
.r,r.ar..as last night in st. Mary ;
Ifall.r.ra large audience Of proud
..r aui fond papas, who had
...I...I there TO witness the gradu-
.,..a tvo fair students
r.ar ta the graduation ceremonies
v.. arranged programme was car
r.l alt IL opened with a piano trio
...ftgd Vacation Joys" which
u.+ he4uifully played by Miss Mar
osr. Noolley, Miss Leila Sanders
atN Nellie Middleton. This was
f.f.s.I by a chorus Welcome
..r bv the classes Of younger girls
a.I l.v who sang in good time and
rla young voices blended harmo-
uuu-iy
g,u or The program was entitled
Nrrome. by Our Wee Ones, "
In ,hi tr.toue little girl. then an
.lla. r.llel upon the stage gracefully
and laIe each and all hearty wei
come ID. tins tots bidding the Rev.
Fathers a most cordial welcome The
selections rtcited by the children were
composed ly the good Sisters, who
instruct tbr scholars
A piano selection by Miss Florence
Middleton. accompanied on the violin
ly Master Angelo Sasco, was well
rendered The little hoy plays exceed
lng.g well on the violin.
A novel and amusing feature of the
program was Three Little Grunters"
ln the centre of the stage was a pig
stye. IN which were three pigs (boys)
the heads only of whom were visible
Surrounding the pigs were score
or more of little boys (God bless
theml who sang with will, and
prunted and whincd like little pigs,
only uu - musical way This feature
ui lh' program was especially ap-
plaulaI ssith enthusiasm.
Master Angelo Sasco played a violin
accompaniment Day Dreams of
Youth. with piano accompaniment
hy Miss Sanders, and this was follow
"a by very pretty stage setting Of
"a grandma sitting knitting, and
Two small boys, William Engelke and
Charles Lutz. each of whom We're
riding a hobby horse, carrying an
American flag.
a very sweet duet entitled "I'll
Take Care of You, Grandma was
sung by Miss Kramer and Master
EngeIke
Ater piano duet La Grace" the
two graduates, Miss Letitia Farrell
and Miss Lulu Wolley, with num-
Ler uf other scholars Of St Mary's
rarochial school, were seated on
'hr etagc when the curtain rose.
ana the Rev Francls f.. Klauder.
d. S. S. r.. rector of st. Mary's,
presented the two young ladies who
haI finished the course with diplo-
ma Each also received gold medal,
ami 81 5ble from the Rev. Fathers
lH presenting the diplomas, the
Father Rector spoke of the good work
aor. ay the two graduates who had
atta...] the goal He said the diplo-
ma- represented years of hard study
aal faithful Performance of school du-
lys Is we'll rs religious training
l,a a'3 each one represented statue
n lae gallery Of life, and should be
beautifully arved and we'll built
0e a'mouishei parents to permit
'ae. .hlIdrea So go on to graduation,
'' complete the entire school course,
a.d ~. % ta>e their children from
>,a'.. many of them do, before
'aeI er..r the higher grades lie
f.ea-#l iyr Che better home training,
'.. 'r.'aaa-'and elevating influences