The Archive · 1924

Prize Day at St

JOSEPH'S INST

Interesting Display by Girls of Well Trained Talent Prize Day Sosep!

tution was a very interesting occasion, not only for the school girls themselves, but also for their relatives and friends who filled the Targe school hall, which was ste fully decorated with gay yellow. sun-flowers and green Garlands festooned from pillar to Pillar, The Mother Superior, with Rev. Dather Maumus, the Superior of St, Joseph's Church, and M. Wilden, the French Constl-General presented the prizes to the fortunate recipients, each of whom received a laurel wreath, as well as her The students filled the stage, with the guests of honour on the front seat of the auditorium, A well arranged programme which displayed the abilities of the pupils varied the presentations, the numbers being as follows. Opening chorus by the school, "Labor Omnia Vincit" (the school' motto); address of welcome French by Marthe Boisson; pianoforte overture, "Diamande de Couronne," (2° pianos, organ and violin); Chorus by the senest, "Lila de' Platen"; violin solo, "Simple Avon,". Dorothy Cosier; Song, by the youngest pupils; Pianoforte duet, "Hungarian Danse," Una Smith and Grace lark; Final. March, Schubert, 2 pianos and orchestra.

So large a number of prizes' were given out that it is impossible

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