The Washington times., 1913-06-14
MEDALS AWARDED
To YOUNG WOMEN
Twenty-one Receive Diplomas
and Prizes at Immaculate
Conception Academy.

Twenty-one young women were grant
ed gold medals and diplomas at the
z--cvating exercises of the Immaculate
Conception Academy, and a long list
of certificates of promotion were con-
ferred upon students of the academic
and preparatory departments Of st.
Johns College. Graduating exercises for
both Institutions were held last night.
At the exercises of the Immaculate
Conception Academy medals and diplo-
mas were awarded to the following:
Misses Loretto Hull. Stella Dermody.
Ethel Lynch. Mary Burk, Mary HeIsn.
and Loretta Hem. Others who re-
ceIved awards were the Misses Loretta
Meehan, Irene Cole. Teresa Chaves.
Helen Loveless, Mary Donohue, Kath-
leen Ryder, Catherine McInerney. Lo-
retta O'Donneil. Genevieve Collins,
Margaret Kane. Margaret Poole, Helen
Daley, Margaret Zegowitz, Louise Ber-
berich. and Julia Kennedy.
A varied program was given at St
Johns College. The Rev. Eugene A,
Hannah. pastor of st. Martins Church
presided and made the principal ad-
dress. He emphasized the necessity fol
Christian education and the need Of fos-
tering religious vocations.
The Rev. Brother Flamian. president
of St Johns, extended an invitation tn
the commencement exercises at Carroll
Hall, Tenth and @ streets northwest. on
Monday night The apostolic delegate,
the Most Rev. John Bonzano, will pre-
side. The Rev. Dr. Mcguire. dean of
the department of letters Of the Catho-
lie University, will deliver the address.
The rendition of religious play was
one OF the leading features of gradual
ing exercises of the st. Patrick's Acad-
emy and High School for Boys at New
Carroll Hall yesterday. The address
was given By Mgr. william T. Russell.
rector of St Patrick's. Essays were
read by Thomas John Daily, Robert
Alexander Latimer, and Elmer Thomas
Fisher. and a grand march was render
ed by Miss Genevieve Anadale and MISS
Katie Snow. Those taking part In the
religious play were Miss Margaret Joy,
Miss Gretchen Baden, Miss Gertrude
Farrell. Miss Margaret Daily, Miss
Make Lyons, and Paul Bliss.
Prizes and Diplomas.
The Cardinals Prize for the best
essay on the Maryland Day subject was
won by Elmer Thomas Fisher.
The Mgr. Russell prize for the best
essays in his scheol is awarded to Mar
garet Joy, Elmer Fisher. Julia Herman.
and Joseph Lucas.
The DIR. Stafford prize for studies in
religion is awarded to Frederick Thuee
and Harry Smith.
Diplomas in the commercial-academic
department are awarded TO Thomas
John Daily and Elmer Thomas Fisher.
Diplomas in the commercial depart
ment are awarded TO Paul Shipley, Ger
trude Mary Farrell, and Gretchen Mary
Baden.
Academic diplomas are. awarded to
Robert Alexander Latimer. Frederick
Alexander Thuee. John Dennis sullivan.
Margaret Joy. Mary Magdalen Lyons.
and Margaret Augusta Daily.
A special diploma is awarded to Ed
ward Joseph Slattery-
Diplomas for having completed the
grammar school course are awarded to
Eloise Berry. Elton Byrnes, Marie
Bruen, Effe Bresnahan, Alice Burke.
Clara cusick. Agnes Gorksry. Nettie
Lillian Kelly, May McKeever. Julia
Kernan, Elsie Peyton. Rose Paul. Alice
Wolfe. Catherine Weeks. Edward
Mitchell. BENJAMIN Murto. Walter
Mitchell, Stanley Craven, Warren
Craven. Daniel Ralph. Paul Sebastian
List of Promotions.
The following is the list of promotions
at st. Patrick's Academy and High
School: Estelle Murray, Rozina Hawk
fms, Barbara Schubert, Florence Gu
sick, Gisela GIoetzner. Margaret Smith,
Anna Darnall. Mary Deeds. Anna sulli-
van, Rosemary Lucas, Mildred Gaskins.
Cynthia Giusta- Katherine o'Connor,