The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-07

LETHERvILLE FEMALE SEMINARY. --This institu-
ton of learning, held its annual commencement
on the 18th, ult., and was attended bysso many
persons that number could not find place In
the Exhibition Hall, but were Obliged to remain
outside. The exercises were opened with prayer
by Rev. Irving Magee, after which chorus from
Van Weber's "God of Mercy was sung by the
school, The salutatory was by Miss Emily En-
mart, and was commended for its excellence
The essays of Misses Kate Sadtler, 'Look Aloft,
and Bette Dreamer, I" Complete Education"
were highly appreciated by the audience. du-
EFT was sung by Misses Humrichouse and Yeager
from Mendessohns 4" Autumn Song" and
evinced O good degree of talent and skill, which
met with unmistakable favor from those present
Thereiwere also essays by Misses Wantz, Sharpe,
Remare, Hill, Git, Uhler, Smith and Gabriel,
all of which showed that they had received prop
er literary training. An essay by Miss Belle
Shafer, Bells and Bellies was entirely original
in conception, and kept the mirth of the audience
constantly excited during its delivery. The vale
dictory of Miss Maggie Mehring was appropriate,
and displayed marked literary taste and ability.
The ESSAYS of Misses Burt, Rudisel and Edmond
son were ,commendable in point of composition
as well as for the quiet ease and modest cOmpo-
| sure in which they were delivered. The address
to the graduates was by Rev. Charles Stork, of
Baltimore, and its language was appropriate, clio
ting the appropriation of the audience as well as
those to whom it was addressed After the pre-
sentation Of the diplomas, the company partook
OLA collation. prepared by the Principal OF. the
Seminary. The talent displayed by the gradu-
ating Gloss showed careful literary training and
strict discipline. 81 III Gia15 - --E9 suf
The names of the members of this class are
| as follows Miss Lima Burt, Philadelphia, Pa. ;
Miss Bette Crarner Bedford Co., Pa Miss Kate
Edmonston, Washington, D. c.. Miss Emily
Emmart, Calverton, Baltimore Co., Md; Miss
Mollie Git, Adams Co. Pa. Miss Amanda Hill,
Pittsburg, Pa; Miss Maggie Mehring, Bruceyille,
Co., Nd; Miss Cordie Rengier Lancaster, Pa !;
Miss Mollie Rudisell, Taneytown, Carroll Co., Nd;
Miss Katie Sadtler Lutherville Baltimore Co.,
Md. Miss Belle Shaeffer, Baltimore Nd; Miss
Sophia Sharpe, Northampton Co., Pa; Miss
A nnie Smith, York, Pa. Miss Minnie Uhler
Baltimore, Nd. Miss Lizzie Wantz, Taneytown,
Md. "a 4s-5-.@4-a rgi-l ~. - - ~.
| q This institution is located at Luthervhle,, in
this county, on the Northern Central Rail Road,
about ten miles from Baltimore. 1t is abeauti-
full building built of stone with front OF 1876
feet and depth of 90 feet. The Seminary
grounds embrace several springs of the purest
water and are extensive. retired and beautiful
Every means calculated to enhance the physical
and moral development Of the pupils is awaited
of and it s probable that institution of learn
ing in the country presents greater inducements
to popular favor. The principal, Rev. B. Sadtler,
is a gentleman Of acknowledged ability, one
who takes pride in his profession, and who will
labor for the good of those committed to his
charge His assistants are capable and perseveT-
ing and we'll fitted to their vocations.
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