Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-07
CLOSING EXERCISES
HELD AT CONVENT
Senator Walsh of MassaChu-
sets Addresses Vista
ton Graduates.

The ICED annual commencement eX-
ercises of the Visitation Convent in
Georgetown took place this morning
in the odeon. Rt. Rev. owen B. Cor
rigan. Bishop of Maccra, presided
Senator David !. Walsh of Massa-
-chusetts delivered the address to the
graduates.
Order Of Exercises.
The exercises consisted of the fol-
lowing:
"Marche NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. kath-
crime Maroney. Elaine Whitside. Eliz-
abeth Reilly. Josephine Weller. Julia
Lunsford and Eleanor Whitfield
harp. Caroline Brosius; pianos. Mary
Ginter, Margaret O'Donnell. Christine
Dietrich and Mariana Blick-
Standardization McGoldrick.
Vocal trio. The Call'-Frances
Weldon. Lucy Ward and Phyllis
Campion.
erceuse"-Violins. katherine Ma
roney, Elaine Whitside, Elizabeth
Reilly and Josephine Weller; harp
Laura Lincoln; piano. Ermine seep;
Vocal solo-"Robin. Robin, Sing Me
a Song" Helen Goldrick.
Piano Duo-"Fest PolonalSe, Ethel
Hunt and Mary Reeves.
Vocal duet-'The Passage Birds
Farewell Helen Go.drick and
Lucy Ward.
Violin solo-"Concerto No. /, in A
Minor. Madolin Norris.
Vocal solo-'Dawn,' Jane Mullin
aledictory-Phyllis. Campion.
Solo and chorus-''Cor Jesu TIE lau-
damuS." written by Rev. Raphael
Adams. o. F. NJ, for the convent cele-
bration of the canoniZation of st
Margaret Mary: soloist. Ermine Seep;
violins. Madolin Norris and Emile
Blick: piano, Mary Ginter.
ubelfest"-Violins. Madolin Norris
and Emile Blick: pianos. Ethel Hunt
katherine johnson. Mary Reeves and
Edith Mcbride.
HOnors Conferred.
In addition to the diplomas of grad
uation, honors were conferred as fol-
lows:
For deportment-Marga Craig
Catherine Dinner. Anne Burke. Phyi-
lis Campion, Helen Porter and Helen
McGoldrick.
Scholarship and department honors-
Alma Fennessy. Connecticut: Eileen
O'Lone. Pennsylvania; Lucille Poth-
Gisje. Colorado: Helen Whitenan and
Elizabeth Kelly, Pennsylvania Mary
Ginther Ohio. and Mariana and Eme-
lie Blick. Maryland: Gerald Dunno. IL
linois; Helen Sheerin. Indiana: Edwina
Stanley. New York: Mary Emily
Hamilton and Aileen Shea. Washing
ton. D. c.; Sara Sowney and Virginia
Foy. Pennsylvania; Lucy Ward. Eir-
ginia; Grace Devereux. Minnesota;
Edith Mcbride and Anna Henry,
Ohio.
Prize medals were awarded as fol-
lows: Courtesy medal. given-by Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick Sawyer Hardesty
of Washington. .. c.. 70 Margare.
Craig; medal for sacred studies given
1,to tclr
Walsh of ST. Louis. Helen McGoldrick
Washington: medal for psychology
given by Mrs. Florence Sheedy Burden
New York city, Helen McGoldrick
medal for studies in ethics. given by
Mrs. Adele S. Morrison of St. Louis. Ell.
sic Hope OF Virginia: medal for mod
ern history. given by Mrs. Ellen WALSH
Mafit of ST. Louis. Elsie Hope; media
for studies in Shakespeare, given by
Mrs. Elizabeth May Cammack, Wash
ington, D. c., TO Phyllis Campion OF
Colorado; medal for French given by by
leans. La, awarded 70 katharine
Johnson, New York city.
Post-academic: Eedal for sacred
studies-Given by Hiss Helen Healy
Corcoran of Worcester. Mass: award
ed to Eiieen 2.Lone e Pen RS INA
Seep of Titus-ille, Pa; awarded to
Lucille Pothuisj", Colorado. Medal
for logic-Given by Miss Alice Moran
of Chicago; awarded TO Mariana Biick
MARYLAND. Medal for histor.-GiveE
by Miss Eleanor Head. Pennsylvania
awarded to Alma Fennessy. Connect
cut. Ffdelis medal for church his
tory-Given by Mrs. Florence Ham
mond Skae, Pontiac. Mich; awarded
to Dorothy Clipper, Washington, D. c
Medal for geometry-Given by Miss
Margaret Moran of Chicago; awarded
to Margaret Casey. Washington, D. c.
Medal for algebra-Givar by NrS. IL.
Han Seep Quinby of Titasville. Pa.
awarded to Mary Dalton. Washington