The Washington herald., 1914-06-06
SAYS EDUCATION
needs religion
Most Rev. John Bonzano Ad-
dresses Graduates Of I'M
maculata Seminary.
ENDS WEEK OF EVENTS
Little Girls of Dumblane Hall Close
Exercises with Cantata-Many
Guests at School.
ENDS WEEK OF EVENTS

mo education Il complete without re-
ligion," said the Most Rev. John Bon
zano. the apostolic delegate. In opening
his address to the graduates OF the I'M
maculata Seminary at the commence
ment exercises which took place Tues
day morning
You graduates have opened your pro-
gram with an Ave Maria All through
your life let this salutation be upon
your lIps." he said. You have also
given us a very wise exposition OF the
cardinal virtues-prudence, justice. tenn
perance, fortitude. Our Lord Himself
has commanded US to be prudent. Dan
| gers surround life on every side. Let
prudence guide you in avoiding these
dangers and in choosing your way In
| life. One must be Just IL she Is truly
prudent-just to God. to the neighbor,
and to herself. To be just is not an easy
thing. To be SO demands great strength
of character"
| Opens with Chorus. N
The opening chorus included Misses
Georgia Bower Nancy Keenan,, Mary
Elmer, Olive Burns. Pauline Prior. Ger
trude Daily, Dorothy Smith, Marie
O'Shea, Ruth Ramsay, Eleanor Dom
nellan. Jean Burns. Mary Kennedy.
/ Elizabeth r. Duffy, Janet Logan. and
Helen Redmond, with Miss Helen Kret1.
accompanist.
Miss Gertrude DAILY made an address
to His ExcelIency. and the program con-
cluded with vocal solos, readings. and
piano duets. Miss Helen Dorothy Smith
and Miss Catherine Gertrude DAILY re-
ceived diplomas from the literary de-
partment.
Preceding commencement day a
week of entertainments were given
by the immaculate Seminary pupils. IN
cluding an afternoon musicale and the
presentation of "The Ladies' Of Gran
ford" a series Of scenes adapted from
the book by Mrs. Gaskell.
Those who took part in the musicale
program were Misses Nancy Keenan,.
Georgia Bower. Helen Kretz, Eiizaoetn
Duffy, Eleanor Donnellan. Helen Red
mond and Janet Logan. The players In
The Ladies' Of Crawford" inciudeo
Misses Mary Elmer, Olive Burns. Dor
othy Smith, Gertrude Daily. Pauline
Prior, Nancy keenan,. Georgia Bower.
Helen Kretz, Mary, Kennedy, Rebecca
Fields, Margaret Sheehy and Ruth
Sheehy.
Program at Dumblane Hall.
The little girl students Of Dumblane
Hall. Immaculate Seminary. gave their
closing exercises last Friday afternoon.
cantata Cinderella and musical
numbers comprised the program Eliza
beth Magee was Daisy-Cinderella, and the
other characters which were imperson-
ated as flowers were played by Misses
Helen Stchlman, Helen Venable, Teresa
Crosson, Beth Sheehy, May Reilly, Mar
garet Bohrer, Angela O'Donnell. Mar
garet venable, Katherine Stohlman'
Margaret Costello. Rebecca Field. kath-
crime ODonnell, Florence Tucker. Grace
Giblin, Elizabeth Magee. Anna Stohl-
man, Helen Cieary. Marion Guista, Mar
garet Sheehy. Clare O'Donnell. Louise
Venable,- Margaret Magee. Elizabeth
Maeee, and Elizabeth Giblin.
The musical program included piano
solos and duets by Misses Louise Ven
able. Grace Giblin. May Reilly. Mar
garet Bohrer. Helen venable, Alice Rier-
don. Elizabeth Magee, Anna Stohlman'
and Agnes Kloman-
Friday evening Misses Georgia Bower.
Elizabeth Duffy. Dorothy Smith and
Gertrude Daily were received into the as
sociation of the Children Of Mary.
A number of lawn and porch parties
have been given during the week by the
different classes and Miss Margaret Shir-
ley, soprano. gave the pupils of the semi
nary a delightful recital last Thursday.
Among the guests at the seminary are
Mrs. d. II. Donnellan. Of Eau Clair, Wis,
who is visiting her daughter. Miss Flea
nor: Mrs. G. N. Smith, Of Johnstown,
Pa, visiting her daughter. Miss Dorothy,
who is one Of the graduates Of this year;
Mrs. ]. A. Burns, Of East Orange, N
J., visiting her two daughters, Miss
nd Miss