Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-23
THREE SCHOOLS
PLAN EXERCISES
FOR NEXT WEEK
st. Bridget's School Will Have
Religious Ceremony at COM
menCement.

The commencement exercises of st.
Bridgetss school will take place on
Sunday evening. June 26, at 8 o'clock,
in st. Eridget's Church.
In the history of his school this Is
the first time that the graduation of
the pupils is to beg of a religious ma
ture, butAowing to fthe absence of the
rector, theA Rev. Eugene p. Carroll, who
is accompanying the Rt. Rev. Bishop
O'Connor on his trip through Europe,
it was decided to make the exercises a
church celebration.
One of the special features of the
exercises us the, professional march Of
the members ofythe alumni, led by the
first graduates 5of the school, followed
by the class of; 1910, and the classes as
they were .graGh1ated each year.
The sernBA M ITO the graduates viii be
by the Rev. Gilbert Dolan, o. s. B.
The Rev. Uwnes Cullanane, o. S. b.,
will confer sthe Donors. and the Rev.
Cornelius S@ltrfbe, O. S. B., will give
the solemn benedictton of the most
blessed sacrament.
The, special music by the choir in
cludes, Behold, There Has Come q
Day. .JubiANte Dec, and the usual
benedictfon service, closed by the sa-
cred anaihem, t-SweetsSaviour, Bless Us
Fer We Co"
In the january ofsthe year in which
they are graduated the pupils of this
school go w the Grand Central Palace,
in New York cay, to take the examlna-
lions given by the Board of Regents
Of the University of the State of New
York, there ny securing their regents
certificates 1--WE months" Yin advance of
their graduation.
Pre-acaGenic regents certificates,
with honors. weret awarded to Agnes
Frederick Miles, Joseph p. Francis
O'Toole, John charles Horley, William
Joseph Fogarty, Elizabeth >Dolorosa
Mulligan, Edward Joseph Slattery,
Dorothy Louise Mcclellan, George
Henry Bauer, Loretta Agnes Ralddy.
Elizabeth ,DololpSL Mul1gan has not
been absent FROM school nor late in
seven years yof regular attendance.
Donors of GOLD medals are: Rev.
Eugene p. Carroll, Bernard m. Shanley,
jr.,4 Martin Burma. ST., Mrs. S. Tierney,
Mrs. B. M. Stanley, jr., Miss Josephine
Garrigan, Mrs. M Burne, ST., and Mrs.
Edgar Allesart, in memory of her
mother, the late Mrs. Terence Nc
Manus.
The commencement exercises of the
st. Mary Magdalen .Parochial School
will be held In the school hall bn
Wednesday evening, .alne 20. An oper-
eta, rip Van WinliBe," and a drama.
Handy Andy" will he presented on the
evenings of the 2Sth and Goth. There
will also be a parasrI dance and drill
and a song entitled Little Haymak-
ers.'' The diplomas will be presented
by the Rev. Father James J. Mulhall.
The three girls and one boy who will
be graduated are: Mary McGlynn,
Margaret Gogan, Rose Spitznagel and
Joseph Stinson.
The exercises of Incest. Columbia Pa
rochial School will be- held on June rs
and 20. The diplomas to the graduates
will be awarded on thea29th.
The following program will be pre-
scented: Salutatory, Ald'reds Beck; open
ing chorus, Lilies Wake from Dewy
Sleep by the school; MERRY Young
%sters,'' by kindergarten boys: Milk
maids" by kindergarten girls; drills by
the primary and grammar grades; fancy
dances by the girls. n an operetta,
1.-THE Dream of Fairyiand, "'by girls and
boys of the primary grade. Helen Fox
will be the valedictorian. and the class
of 1910 will sing the farewell song.
The past year has been very success
full, as far as this class is concerned,
most of them having passed the~exam-
nation of the board of regents of the
University of the State of New York.
The graduates are:
Matthew GaTrigan, Alexander rSmith,
George LeGlise, Harry Sheridan, Alfred
Beck. Francis Garland, Joseph 1goe,
Helen Fox, Marguerite Walsh, Florence
Bendel, Kathleen Smith. Ella Conroy,
Marcilla Plunloet, Margaret Flynn,
Grace Sweeney, Clara Kovach, May
Corcoran, Susan O'Neil.