The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-06-22
ST. JOSEPH'S CLOSES.
INo tkADt AIES RECEIVE d.
PLOMAS AT HANDS OF BISH-
OP.
Pupiis of Distinguished Institution
Acquitted Themselves With Credit
Large Crowd of Friends and Pa.
irons Present-PrOgram Was an
Interesting One.

ii|iu NeuHesudy evening at the Acad-
emy Of Music. Two young ladies
Miss Irene Horne, of Cartersville and
Miss Louise Thames, of Sumter.
composed the graduating class of this
distinguished old institution and re-
ceived diplomas at the hands of the
f't Rev. Bishop Northrop, of Char
lesion. Miss Carrie James, of REM
bert received a diploma for having
completed the commercial course.
The entire program was carried
cut IN pleasing manner, and every
individual taking part acquitted her.
self with honor, the entire student
body. from the youngest tot to the
members Of the graduating class, re-
1ecting credit upon the institution
which they represented.
The exercises began promptly at
o'clock, with a large crowd Of the
friends and patrons of the institution
present. After two musical numbers
and the salutatory, by Miss Louise
Thames. the medals were presented
by Bishop NOrthrop to the following
young ladies:
Roll of honor medal, Miss Irene
Horne.
Department medal, Miss Susie
Thomas.
Class medal, Miss Irene Horne.
Examination premium, Miss Louise
Thames.
Perfect attendance, Miss Nellie
Hanly.
Fidelity to rule, Miss Edna Jen-
kins.
Chatecism, Miss Helen Roberts.
Mathematics, Miss Carrie James.
-TXpewriting. Miss Lila Lea.
Highest average, academic depart
ment. Miss Elma Evans.
The following young ladies having
completed special courses in steno-
graphy and bookkeeping were award
ed certificates: Misses Lila Lea, Zeuda
Polk, Carrie Dukes, Sue Thomas,
Elma Evans, Helen Roberts, Iva
Hughson. GeOrgiana Beetham, Minnie
Brown.
The following ladies completed a
three months course in stenog "a ply
Mrs. w. l.. Rose, Misses Eileen Hurst,
Bertha Carnes, Eliza beth Morse
Laurel Carr, Helen Broughton. Meek
lie Kennedy.
The following is the program in de-
tail, as presented last evening.
Chorus, Morning Song.
Salutatory. Miss Louise L. Thames.
instrumental trio-Gipsy Polka,
Bissell-Misses Hanley, Commins and
Diggs.
Presentation of medals
Growing graduates.
Hoop Drill, 10y the little girls.
Hymn, Rock Of Ages-Alma Lide.
Piano Solo-Second Mauzurka.
Godard-Miss Irene Horne.
Recitation, The Sicilan Captive
Arnal Lebby. Piano, Julia Hanley.
Instrumental Tro-The Magic
Flute, Mozart-Misses Horne, MINI
mer and Thomas.
Recitation. Little Christel-Miss
Lila Lea.
French Song--"IaS Sounirc dos
Zephyrs," Mendelssohn-by the pr-
pills in the French class. Piano, Miss
s'allie Wannamaker.
Instrumental Trio-Il Trovatore,
Eerdi-Misses Smith, Dukes and
Roberts
Musical Recitation-The Singer and
COmmins.
Instrumental Trio-The Village
Band. Myer-Misses Evans, Lea and
COmmins.
AUX Italiens." Recitation with Mu-
steal lntcrludes-Miss Irene Horne.
Piano. Miss Elma Evans.
Recitation, The Arithmetic Lesson
Nellie IIanley.
Fete des Roses. by the young Ia
dies in the class Of expression.
Vocal Solo. SeIoctcd-NIiSs Geor-
siana Beetham. Piano, Miss Sallie
Wannamaker.
National Dfill-hy the pupils in
the physical culture class. Piano,
Miss Salle Wannamaker.
Piano Solo-E.ldorado, BARTLETT
Miss Wannamaker
Chorus. Blow Soft Winds.
Naledictory, Miss Irene Horne.
At the conclusion Of the exercises
by the students q short 'alk was