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N. Pizzini (search for this): article 5
r, K Walthall, A Clash. Junior circle. First crown, first honers — Misses M. Mesco, N. Carr, E Fogerty, H. M. Dowell, V Brannon, M Bagget, G. Shaw, M. E. Hall. First crown, second honors — Misses R. Belknap, L. Mahoney, R. Mallory. Second crown, first honors.--Misses M. O'Keeffe. L. Hammond, E. Stephens, B. Gailluame, H. Hoffnan, C. Smith. Second crown, second honors — Misses V. Goodman, M. Dougherty, J Northrop, E Brady, E. McDowell, A Hurdfe, L. Cotogui, V. Clark, N. Pizzini, L. Purcell. The first crown were composed of full blown and variegated roses and other flowers, the second crowns were green wreaths, with a few flowers interwoven, while the first crowns of the junior circle were composed only of evergreens. The gold medal was awarded to Miss M. Bisset, and the silver medal to Miss Bessie Horner. "Childhood's Hours," solo, dust, and chards, composed by Prof. Rosier, and dedicated to the pupils of the academy, was sung with much spirit by t<
L. Purcell (search for this): article 5
l, A Clash. Junior circle. First crown, first honers — Misses M. Mesco, N. Carr, E Fogerty, H. M. Dowell, V Brannon, M Bagget, G. Shaw, M. E. Hall. First crown, second honors — Misses R. Belknap, L. Mahoney, R. Mallory. Second crown, first honors.--Misses M. O'Keeffe. L. Hammond, E. Stephens, B. Gailluame, H. Hoffnan, C. Smith. Second crown, second honors — Misses V. Goodman, M. Dougherty, J Northrop, E Brady, E. McDowell, A Hurdfe, L. Cotogui, V. Clark, N. Pizzini, L. Purcell. The first crown were composed of full blown and variegated roses and other flowers, the second crowns were green wreaths, with a few flowers interwoven, while the first crowns of the junior circle were composed only of evergreens. The gold medal was awarded to Miss M. Bisset, and the silver medal to Miss Bessie Horner. "Childhood's Hours," solo, dust, and chards, composed by Prof. Rosier, and dedicated to the pupils of the academy, was sung with much spirit by the whole sch<
M. Bisset (search for this): article 5
e. L. Hammond, E. Stephens, B. Gailluame, H. Hoffnan, C. Smith. Second crown, second honors — Misses V. Goodman, M. Dougherty, J Northrop, E Brady, E. McDowell, A Hurdfe, L. Cotogui, V. Clark, N. Pizzini, L. Purcell. The first crown were composed of full blown and variegated roses and other flowers, the second crowns were green wreaths, with a few flowers interwoven, while the first crowns of the junior circle were composed only of evergreens. The gold medal was awarded to Miss M. Bisset, and the silver medal to Miss Bessie Horner. "Childhood's Hours," solo, dust, and chards, composed by Prof. Rosier, and dedicated to the pupils of the academy, was sung with much spirit by the whole school. There were many pieces sung and played by the pupils. The execution in all was excellent, and did the highest credit to both scholars and teachers. A vocal duet, by Misses L. Northrop and M. Baratta, was heard with much pleasure, and was sweetly sung. "La Jeune Ma
Bessie Horner (search for this): article 5
H. Hoffnan, C. Smith. Second crown, second honors — Misses V. Goodman, M. Dougherty, J Northrop, E Brady, E. McDowell, A Hurdfe, L. Cotogui, V. Clark, N. Pizzini, L. Purcell. The first crown were composed of full blown and variegated roses and other flowers, the second crowns were green wreaths, with a few flowers interwoven, while the first crowns of the junior circle were composed only of evergreens. The gold medal was awarded to Miss M. Bisset, and the silver medal to Miss Bessie Horner. "Childhood's Hours," solo, dust, and chards, composed by Prof. Rosier, and dedicated to the pupils of the academy, was sung with much spirit by the whole school. There were many pieces sung and played by the pupils. The execution in all was excellent, and did the highest credit to both scholars and teachers. A vocal duet, by Misses L. Northrop and M. Baratta, was heard with much pleasure, and was sweetly sung. "La Jeune Martyre," by Miss M. Barrett, was one of the
M. Baratta (search for this): article 5
were composed only of evergreens. The gold medal was awarded to Miss M. Bisset, and the silver medal to Miss Bessie Horner. "Childhood's Hours," solo, dust, and chards, composed by Prof. Rosier, and dedicated to the pupils of the academy, was sung with much spirit by the whole school. There were many pieces sung and played by the pupils. The execution in all was excellent, and did the highest credit to both scholars and teachers. A vocal duet, by Misses L. Northrop and M. Baratta, was heard with much pleasure, and was sweetly sung. "La Jeune Martyre," by Miss M. Barrett, was one of the best solos sung during the performance. This young lady seems to possess much musical talent, and was awarded a first class premium for her proficiency in vocal music. We would also mention a beautiful instrumental trio, performed by Misses Northrop, Samanni and Baratts, a very sweet instrumental solo by Miss Betti Horner, and a grand instrumental duet by Misses L. McCarr,
M. Barrett (search for this): article 5
lver medal to Miss Bessie Horner. "Childhood's Hours," solo, dust, and chards, composed by Prof. Rosier, and dedicated to the pupils of the academy, was sung with much spirit by the whole school. There were many pieces sung and played by the pupils. The execution in all was excellent, and did the highest credit to both scholars and teachers. A vocal duet, by Misses L. Northrop and M. Baratta, was heard with much pleasure, and was sweetly sung. "La Jeune Martyre," by Miss M. Barrett, was one of the best solos sung during the performance. This young lady seems to possess much musical talent, and was awarded a first class premium for her proficiency in vocal music. We would also mention a beautiful instrumental trio, performed by Misses Northrop, Samanni and Baratts, a very sweet instrumental solo by Miss Betti Horner, and a grand instrumental duet by Misses L. McCarr, B. Horner M. Bassett, and K. Walthall. At the close of the exercises, a little girl, Mis
Betti Horner (search for this): article 5
teachers. A vocal duet, by Misses L. Northrop and M. Baratta, was heard with much pleasure, and was sweetly sung. "La Jeune Martyre," by Miss M. Barrett, was one of the best solos sung during the performance. This young lady seems to possess much musical talent, and was awarded a first class premium for her proficiency in vocal music. We would also mention a beautiful instrumental trio, performed by Misses Northrop, Samanni and Baratts, a very sweet instrumental solo by Miss Betti Horner, and a grand instrumental duet by Misses L. McCarr, B. Horner M. Bassett, and K. Walthall. At the close of the exercises, a little girl, Miss Louise Mallory, daughter of the Secretary of the Navy, went forward and delivered a short address, in most inimitable, yet unpretending style, setting forth the claims of the "little folks," who were pushed aside by the older ones in their competition for prizes.--She then presented the Reverend Bishop with a banquet of flowers as a token of
Misses L. McCarr (search for this): article 5
and M. Baratta, was heard with much pleasure, and was sweetly sung. "La Jeune Martyre," by Miss M. Barrett, was one of the best solos sung during the performance. This young lady seems to possess much musical talent, and was awarded a first class premium for her proficiency in vocal music. We would also mention a beautiful instrumental trio, performed by Misses Northrop, Samanni and Baratts, a very sweet instrumental solo by Miss Betti Horner, and a grand instrumental duet by Misses L. McCarr, B. Horner M. Bassett, and K. Walthall. At the close of the exercises, a little girl, Miss Louise Mallory, daughter of the Secretary of the Navy, went forward and delivered a short address, in most inimitable, yet unpretending style, setting forth the claims of the "little folks," who were pushed aside by the older ones in their competition for prizes.--She then presented the Reverend Bishop with a banquet of flowers as a token of esteem and love from the smaller scholars. The
Horner M. Bassett (search for this): article 5
ard with much pleasure, and was sweetly sung. "La Jeune Martyre," by Miss M. Barrett, was one of the best solos sung during the performance. This young lady seems to possess much musical talent, and was awarded a first class premium for her proficiency in vocal music. We would also mention a beautiful instrumental trio, performed by Misses Northrop, Samanni and Baratts, a very sweet instrumental solo by Miss Betti Horner, and a grand instrumental duet by Misses L. McCarr, B. Horner M. Bassett, and K. Walthall. At the close of the exercises, a little girl, Miss Louise Mallory, daughter of the Secretary of the Navy, went forward and delivered a short address, in most inimitable, yet unpretending style, setting forth the claims of the "little folks," who were pushed aside by the older ones in their competition for prizes.--She then presented the Reverend Bishop with a banquet of flowers as a token of esteem and love from the smaller scholars. The Bishop replied appro
K. Walthall (search for this): article 5
re, and was sweetly sung. "La Jeune Martyre," by Miss M. Barrett, was one of the best solos sung during the performance. This young lady seems to possess much musical talent, and was awarded a first class premium for her proficiency in vocal music. We would also mention a beautiful instrumental trio, performed by Misses Northrop, Samanni and Baratts, a very sweet instrumental solo by Miss Betti Horner, and a grand instrumental duet by Misses L. McCarr, B. Horner M. Bassett, and K. Walthall. At the close of the exercises, a little girl, Miss Louise Mallory, daughter of the Secretary of the Navy, went forward and delivered a short address, in most inimitable, yet unpretending style, setting forth the claims of the "little folks," who were pushed aside by the older ones in their competition for prizes.--She then presented the Reverend Bishop with a banquet of flowers as a token of esteem and love from the smaller scholars. The Bishop replied appropriately, but briefl
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