New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-08
Com mencemen, OF Rutgers Female Institute.

Tie exercises Of the Rutgers Female Institute, for
it, 9th annual Commencement took place at the Broadway
Taberu ce on Thursday Is celebration the attraction for
rye and fashionable audience numbering about Loo per
sons u the mos, part composed ladies' Al o'clock the
.c.oars Institute who all brought IN cariaees
,ed fnm he where they bad teen waiting into
thc body the church AS they cane sudden silence en-.
sued aud their appearance and became the synosure OF
observation. Bat they little Needed the critical eyes upon
slow OF toe organ along down the rgh sue aisle ana
up tto middle passage 10 the seats reserved FOR them
Fret the petite Children with waving curs and short
dresses their seats az tie lower end looking very
beau m IN their simplicity Iheh io.o"ea ~ ,g e yo y,
ia es ~ "a. tISulAns H., heee9,e seat.I the
buzz of conversation husaed the organ awoe IN grand gush
~ ,isJ na nom the isles the galleries ami nave
dnlsng IN subined and mellow tint which rested on the
graduates and seemed % Doe sort OF anspclous promise LOT
their future All ne senior pupils were dressed III me tlt
more varied arranged 10 tasteful elegant contrast
Among the prominent gentlemen %Ao promised 10 De pres
VAdmirai Farasa Dr. Ps.den o Columbia College
o o'1SS MG,h Daar Baesed Msior Dsyn Hon
A. Daring, lion J. Cisco Hon Ihe' AoIphy Hon Abra
Adam WsIrm,n survey Of New FORA Cha T. West
Rev Rev = s. t ciarS rTo Pee Peek end Rev kriss
OF the above individuals were present. and some nor
but among those there Admiral Farragut was the most
conpcuo Ia the opening order Of exercises the Key Dr
Barnard offered prayer which was preceded by an intro
teuT 10 iva compositions Of Scuior Glass; which were
J 49, ,se p,v Mr Tvng and the Rev X b. Thursion.
nav Mr. Kittrdee aud the Hon William \. Dazzling;
49, 80, rst,te' Farewell which was father pleasant and
fueul composition. farewell song next alter which
the exercises enyeued by the presentation VI siAen
a. ~ me Princip Of tie Institute Prof H. n. Percethe
i of lady graduate This called for presentation address
by the Hon William a. Darling and response Dy the
recipient. ,,,,. ,,,
ANIMAL eynminntOus aud followed by distribution OF
@ peprncnt also distribution testimonials OF merit and
scholarship the inst Preparatory and Tie Academic and
Collegiate Departments An address was then made % tRe
graduates hy the Rev Howard Crosby ID. d. IN which,
With other advice be cautions them against novel read
ing II low order The presentation OF dpomas 10 Tue o
Wans AS.n Mary W Burgess. Helen Bushnell Caroline E.
,,i,,. Cbayai.r CLds Et-rina ". Di-br0w.
bessie A. Fitzgerald Mary r. deer Annie NJ Grant, Lucy hyde
Eu 8 \. Jrunins. Rachael Oliver, tua NJ hudd Mary T.
stoueubussn Mary NJ Quin Adde sae' ene A. Wyehoa Aoaa
D.lae ,.,.--
given boquet of flowers wreath or basket and IN some cases
al yreIes once, wnch presents rom friends
The exercises concluded with the benedcon The following
Is the list OF awards and distributions made;
HoSoRs COMPOSITIONS OF rnE AcADEMIo DEPErsEsr-n
Ne @ Tb,, thri honor To- Mis- sarah Parsons Honorable
mention OF Misses Emma Clark Alice Heath Josephine Lee and
In the second DvisonFir., Honor to Mis- Charlotte Hall
Nv Honorable Mention OF Misses Ida Deacon and Jessie smson
III I'd Dyi.ionFiT't Honor to Mise Minnie hsye' Second
Honorable Mention OF Misses Bertha Aen Carrie Pnrdy and Mary
coSPosros' OF rHg JuSIoR Gas, honor to
Ms. Ae tak second hJ.o' ~ jus Hopy cn ~ , n a0n
Atwood RoeIey Minnie Evans Kate A'tr9 Emma Gia
n,o, y F l1,' Fd~sr and Louise Nihan.
Ia
,t second Honor Miss Ella H. Wells; Third and Equal Houors
r., Miss. kte Calder sophie Wilcox Honorable mention Of
N..s Corre.ia Amelia Hammond Conoyer Camilla
Kry Mary Eugrn Winans, susie Ray and Agnes smith
HoNORs COMPOSITIONS OF THE FIRST MIDDLE Glass
ma and
second Honor Miss Emma Field Third Honor Mss Mary
De,z Honorable Misses Pierce, Lizzie kayoT,
Fnua kerr, Lens iaight and Hodie Bell
IoNORs PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT WRiTyG
improvement during Miss Josephine De-
Hayer Best Peumanshp Miss Minnie Guteman Neaest BOOK
Miss Lottis Corbet.
second Improvement Miss 81 Louise Case Best
Penmanhp Miss Lucene Carman Nestest Book Miss Carnts
Burthod ,, ~,
IlosOgs Academic DEPARTMENT WRtrisa FIRST
Class, Greatest Improvement Miss Phe0s j. brown De''
second Cas.Brrges Improvement Miss Ida seoh pes' Gu
maushp Jessie Lansoni Neaiesi Book Charlotte tlo.
Third Cllssreaest Improvement Miss Anna Gurus pess Ae"
maushp Mis- Katie iamson; Neates BooN Mss ~
HOSORs AWARDED WRirsG IN Tht JUNIOR
Improvement Mss Fowler Best fenAHshp piss haohei
Strauss; Nea'est Book. Miss Mary Dauow - -,
HosORs AWARDED eEC0sD NlppLh
Hammond Best fenmanship Mss buseha
HosoRs AwARpEp IN rae FIRST MIDDLE CLss-Oteate In
Addie Mod1u; Best Ienuanship Miss Addc
styI... Neate.t look Miss Grace Arrns
Hox,ps FRKscHFirst Class-Fn HONOR bliss
Mary Geer, Honor Mrs Emlia leu 81 H.. AL
5ip s Fir., Honor Ella Wells; Second Honor, Miss
Ma, Ws.nors Third Honor, Miss Abbie Mitchell - -
Furh Honor Miss Rachel strauss second honor
% Miss Emma Chamberai ain AL, D., t,.,,. ,,,.t.
md Charlotte HALL second aud Equal hono 10 Misses Jen'
ris Dsrbv Florence Carpenter and Lizzie Meday -
pste Css.F Honor 10 Miss Minnie ourman Second Hon
mr. hl., shepard Third Honor TO Miss Elsie Crane
COMMITTEE on DRAWINGS AND PAINTINGS.
In PAzrsa-Eu., and eausl hoaon swaasd 10 h Lizzie