Evening star., 1922-06-07
1 GIRLS AWARDED
CONVENT DIPLOMAS
Archbishop CurIey Confers
Prizes at Georgetown
Visitation.

Commencement exercises at the |
Georgetown Visitation Convent were
held yesterday. Archbishop Michael
J. Curley of Baltimore presided and
conferred diplomas of graduation.
prize medals and certificates to the |
Sifferent departments of the school.
Those to receive graduation di- |
plomas were Dorothy Regina Casey, |
Lynchburg. Va; Mary Julia Garrett. !
Richmond. Va; Margarita Bonzano |
Harris. Baltimore, Md; Elizabeth |
Love Hope. Hampton. Va; Ethel !
Crofton Hunt, Atlantic City, y. j.; |
Yer, COL: Charlotte Piekenbrock, Du- |
buque. Iowa; Mary kinsman Reeves, |
Warren. Ohio; Frances Mary Saul, |
Washington. u. C.; Margaret Chris |
tine Swabb, Erie. Pa. and Elaine |
Teresa Whitsids, Winchester. Va.
Awarding Of Prizes.
The prizes We're awarded as fol- !
lows: Honors for depOrtment-Miss |
Ethel Hunt. New Jersey; Charlotte |
Piekenbrock. Frances saul, Marsarita |
Harris, Dorothy Casey. Elaine Whit !
side. Mary Garrett. Mary Reeves. |
Catherine Maroney, Margaret Swabb, !
Elizabeth Hope. ost-academic cIass |
honors in scholarship Were conferred !
on Margaret Casey. Washington. ID. G.; |
Roberta Mickler, Florida: Angela Al
tick. Georgia: Louise Henry, Ohio !
Dorthea Clipper, Washington. ID. c.: |
Elizabeth Simmons. Louisiana; Eu- |
genie Harris. Maryland; katharyn |
Zang, Ohio; Catherine Conway. Michl- !
gan: Ruth Woeruer. Missouri: Cathe- |
rine OToolc. New Jersey: Zita Har- |
pertinent were conferred on Mar |
garet Casey. Washington: Roh,rtz |
Michler. Angela A!tick. Louise Henry. /
Dorothea Clipper. Elizabeth simmons !
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Ohio; Mary Lawler. Minnesota; Mary /
Shea. Washing gtonu. d. c.
Medal for Sacred Studies.
Prize medal for sacred studies, given !
by the late Mrs. Josephine Dickson |
Walsh of St. Louis. in memory of Sis
ter Mary Theresa White. was award !
ed to Mary Garrett of Virginia; medal !
for psychology. given by Mrs Bernard !
Saul of Washington. in memory of |
Sister Mary StaniSlauS Nolan, was
awarded to Margarita Harris. Mary |
given by Mrs. Adele ;. Morrison of I!
ST. Louis. awarded to Mary Reeves: |
medal for modern history, given by |
Mrs. Ellen Walsh Motfitt OF ST. Louis !
bellies !ettreS. given in memory of
Mrs. Emma Ethridge Moran of De- !
troIt. awarded to Margarita Harris: /
medal for studies in Shakespeare. !
given by Mrs. Elizabeth May, Cam |
mack of Washington. awarded TO
Mary Reeves: medal for political
economy. given by Miss Lillian Kelly |
of Pennsylvania. awarded to Eliza |
beth Hope: post-academic medal for
sacred studies. given by Mrs. Helen |
Corcoran of Worcester. Mass. award !
ed to Angela Altick: medal for Eng /
lish. given by Mrs. Joseph Seep of /,
Titusvi!ie. Pa. awarded to Marta i
Walsh of Missouri; medal for logic, |
given by Miss Alice Moran of Chi |
cago, awarded 70 Angela Altick.
High school Department. /
High school department medal for /
English. given in memory OF the late !
Mrs. Mary Lynch Venting of Penn !
Sylvania was awarded TO Rosa Miller |
of Maryland: medal for sacred studies. |
given Mrs. Charles II. Clark of Wash |
ington, in memory of her daughter ,
Rita. awarded to May Berberich of |
Washington. D. G.; tidelis medal for
ence Hammond Skae OF Pontiac:
Mich, awarded to Mary Hannah of |
Washington. u. c.; medal for chemiS- |
try, given by Miss Mary Emily Hamil
Densmore of Washington: medal for
English history. given by Mrs. Mary |
Shecrin of Indianapolis. Ind, awarded ,
To Julia O'Neill. Washington. D. C.:
medal for geometry, given by Mss
Margaret Moran of Chicago, awarde d
TO Mary Hannah; medal for algebra,
given by Mrs Lillin Seep Qumby of
Titusville. Pa, awarded to Helena
O'Neill; medal for ancient history.
awarded to Marie Green, Washington:
medal for physical training, given by
Mrs. May Sullivan Ward of New York,
awarded to Mae Miller of Maryland;
silver medals for piano. awarded to
Mary Reeves. Ethel Hunt: prize for
housekeeping, given in memory of
Mrs. Mary Seep FcnneSSy of Green
wich,. Conn, awarded to Elaine Whit
side of Virginia.
Order of Exercises.
The order of the exercises consist |
ed of the march, "FestZug, Op. 4o' !
Denson). violns, Misses Mary Ber- I
berich. Eliza beth Reilly, Myra Rivers
Misses Margarita Harris. Mary Car
rett. Mae Miller and Katherine Quinn;
salutatory. The Vision of St Peter"
Miss Elaine Whitside: The Birds |
Isabel Sadler, Elizabeth Simmons,
Eugene Harris, Kathryn Zang. Dor
othy Casey and Mae Miller. with Miss |
Margaret Swabb. accompanist; piano
Ethel Hunt: 'Minuet" (BoccherinD.
violins. Misses Myra Rivers. Elizabeth (,
Reilly. Katherine Maroney, Mary Ber-
berich and Mary Reeves; harp, Miss
Caroline Brosius. and piano, Miss
Dorothy Casey; Hungarian Op. 80,
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Reeves: valedictory, Gods Temple OF
Fame" Miss Margarita Harris; Choir
us and incidental solos, .Magniticat"
(Giorza), soprano solo. Miss Dorothy !,
Casey; alto solo. Miss Kathryn Iang- |
and piano. Miss Angela Altick. Turk
ish March" tBeethoven), Misses An
gela Altick and katherine Lawler.
Closing exercises in the Junior de-
partment were held Monday after |
noon, the program including: March |
from "AthaIia" (Mendelssohn), vio-
Catherine Quinby and Miss Martha |
Caldwell. and piano. Miss Anita Cald- !
well and Miss Rosemary Whitfield; !
Pauline Bauer; "Gipsy Rondo" |
(HaydnD. Miss Mary Catherine OCon- |
nor; violin solo, Scene de Ballet |
Ode BerioD. Miss Eleanor Whitfield; |
accompanist. Miss Rosemary Whit |
field: "Impromptu, A Flat Major"
(Schubert). Miss Katherine McFar- !
Ian; piano duo. "Minuet, Op. 3, No. 2" |
(Whelpley). Miss Katherine McFar- |
Ian and Miss Mary Catherine OCon-
(Johnston), violins. Miss Eleanor |
whitfield Miss Catherine Ouinby, !,
MISS Martha Caldwell. and piano, |
Miss Katherine McFarlan.
Father TuOhy Speaks.
Father Tuohy of Georgetown Uni |
versity made the address and pre-
sented medals and certificates to the
following pupils:
Premiums in the second interme-
diate class in catechism, spelling.
geography. history, grammer, COM
position, French, arithmetic. draw
ing and domestic science We're award
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