Smyrna times., 1868-07-01
For the Smyrna Tin
SMYRNA CIRCUIT CAMP.

I'VE hNA OAHkSGAA OAMEs
Mr. notice that the camp meeting smyr
Circuit will be held in Mr. Jacob m woods place
years. miles Smyrna the State road leading
Odessa and Wilmington commencing Thursday the 9Oh
of August
The pastors the adjacent charges
cations cordially invited to tent with part in
the religious services.
Applications the bread tent and horse pound he
to the undersigned till the lst of August The price the
bread tent will be eighty dollars the receiver meeting all his
No uxurcs will be allowed to be sold the
Sabbah-ce cream, tobacco candles &c, &c. The
tent must be closed during public worship.
The pound be let to the who will give
the highest price, il satisfactory to the managers.
The the sole right to select
the applicants for the bread tent and put such
sales as they deem best.
The managers will the ground on the 81 of August
at clock A. NJ to let out the tents and make such arrange
mcnts
Notice Will be given in due time with regard to the putting
up of tents price, selection. &c.
We expect large meeting this year. and look up to the
Great Head of the Church for of the meetings ever
held in this county The pastor and managers will spare no
pains make all welcome and comfortable Let all conn, in the
demonstration of the spirit and power
Will the Clayton Herald and Dover Wilmington papers
please copy. W. B. GREGG, Pastor.
Smyrna, Dell june 30, 1867
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WESLEYAN FEMALE CoLLEGE.-The Annual Commencement,
of Wesleyan Female College Wilmington took place ON Tbu
day last The l. r. $. anniversary held Tuesday evening
This literary society college The exercises
of music and We conense following from the Com
mercia:
An instrumental solo The Last Rose of Summer by Miss
Orcm of Eason Md The instrumental Duets by Misses Mr
rick aud Baye and selection from Ii Purtani Misses
Brookngs and Slime. brilliantly rendered Tho sol
ing Star Waltz beautifully played by Miss Lizzie NJ Pco.
pies.
The Duets Ruth and Naomi" by Misses Jornbine
Cook" and lamar and Slowly ani softly should music flow
by Misses Cooke Miller both very pretty sang The
song Marete sung by Miss Josephine g. Cooke was
full The young lady has clear rich voice which it is de-
light to listen Like sisters years past won sucb
bright aurrS at the colleges she excel i'm whatever
she undertakes The quartctte, Night BY Misses
Cooke Slime Clark and Professor L. chtensen was very
fine indeed.
The the OH swee Church. by Miss Ella $ Mcdaniel
Of Wilmington, pleasantly written as was likewise the
say on Cesar by Miss Mary A. Curtis, of Wilmington
THE ALrMxE ANNIVERSARY.
The fifth anniversary exercises of the Aumn Association
took place Wednesday evening The President the Society.
Miss Ami" NJ Giner of West Chester Pa occupied the.
chair The first comparison of the Spices or
trade ani culinary art with the spices the human compost
ton 1t read by Miss Yates Wilmington in the absence
of the author Miss Emma Best Griffith of Harrisburg PENN.
A thoughtful and orcihe composition Crossing Rubicons
read by Miss Maria Kate Gem, Lebanon Pa Imnres
sons of India embodiment the observations
of Mrs Gracey who, with her husband Just returned from
missionary abor in India Owing the impaired health of
Mrs tfracey it read by Miss Susie r. Colt of Smyrna
Mrs Emma Lore Lodge, of Claymon poem The Fre-
less Hearth The Too Late" followed Mrs Lodye's
pocm and the beautiful singer Miss Mary r. Watts of K,nt
county Nd rendered it with feeling Music on the piano
at which Miss Yates of this city ocated in several instances
ntcrSper,el the literary exercises
After the evenings entertainments the Aumnp
some handsome silver articles table service to Mrs Pro-
fcssor Wilson, as token of their regard.
COMMENCEMENT
The commencement exercises held Thursday evening
The programme follows An essay on Cnfufcd dies,
nrs, with sautaory by Miss Adelaide p Basye song I
Follow Thee By Miss Josephine g. Cooke and of couso
well sung Drifting by Miss Mary j. Brookinrs Of
Baltimore; vocal duct The Stream and Willow" sung by
Misses RingGold and Sangston; thoughtful ESSAY THE
Higher Law, by Miss Alice J. Miller chorus Hail TN,
Smiling Morn hy the Gle" Class essay Life Dream am,
Wish, hy Miss Josephine G.. Cooke vocal duet There's
Sweet wild Rose abeantifu song beautifully Misses
Smith and SangsOn imaginative essay Mnscrng Spir-
it's by Annie Merrck; The Tear swccy sung by
Miss g. Cooke awc written AMI well essay on Dante
by Miss Saie p Hopkins beautiful and brilliant piano solo
by Miss Alice A. Evans THE Powcrof Great Names
by Miss Lizzie NJ Peoples The Soldiers Chorus splcndly
sung by the Cilee Class and Mountains by Miss
Hester VI. Stne.
This being the last the vaedicory prcsen-
tation Of diplomas made by President he pre-
facing the presentation by brief affecting
to the graduates.
There of the who graduated this year
in the Classical department and three the English depart
mcnt.
Those in the Classical department Misses Julia T. Oren
of St. Mchaei Talbot MI Adelaide T. aSys Of North
umherlanI county Va. Alice J. Miller Lebanon Pa Ami.
Merrck ot Wilmington, SAle p. Hopkins of Easton Talbot
county Nd and Hester NJ Lebanon Pa Those in the
English department Misses Mary Of Baltimore
Miss Josephine e. Cooke Of PhaIa Lizzie NJ Peoples Of
Wilmington.
After the presentation diplomas an ESSAY Rcromber.d
Sunshine with the valedctory, read by Miss Julia T.
Orcm.