Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-01
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hr'ssness In husiness sua s'sseTihi .
'rrsr "a s,-ial ,ir,lss, have nars-e /
thr event, We regard II ~ = gont !
omen when patrons Al = d'slsnue
-imr un wll1ess the dosing eNeT-
,is,s ufaR mstilntios u AaGrnlns
aui Il shaws that shs institution
has mora than hsts reputation,
when strangers s-s sllnred by the
hope ~ something novel, and 50
away irionds n effect by the advan'
Isgrs that IL presents, Those are
very nearly lla,nudes, but lhey are
true, and tFn,k adds a ehaTlR hat
all the flowers OF rhetoric can not
discharge,
Thursday was occupied In the
examination Ofclasses, lhe a,ien-
dance S.s Aargo, aud the profcion-
~ o.'sho ,slpils 1alie.lng TO par
-nts and eretitable To themselves
and The Principal who has labOred
90 fAi,hhlly inahu!r advancement,
A. night there was music, cont
'positiuusGnd eeclamali0ns by the
primary 'dhSses. The rceitations
we're spieeg with humor enough Ia
-e,aie the'shargc ofmoRotoay but
thcre WIS Indicated IN u,cm all u
rcgard for the moral training ofthe
ktnSo1t-a compliment, wo think,
.o'Col. Bishop. the Principal.
Friday tho exercises were more
entertaining 10 \ crowd that was
absolutely hideens Ia ono suffering
with hcadackc. The heat was IN.
suffer 10 1ut IL seemed lost on the
ARRAY Vi scholarship that met the
classes eth encouraging looks Ssd
smiles IL qualification.
fse sight was given Ia ccEposi'
rivas aud orig ,nal speeches, mtcr'
sserscd With music. The Dpening
~oGg, by Miss Alice Rogers, was
beautiful aud appropriate. Then
came the essays aud speeches;
The Salulatory," by Il. Bowen,
was delivered in - creditable style
by the speaker.
Love" by Hiss Mary Witt, Il
pretty little essay given in pure
sweet tone.
Music" by Miss Alice Rogers,
was we'll delivered and showed an
acquaintance with the subiect.
purity" an oratioR by Mr.. Il.
Giddens, treated in M original man
nor, and well delivered.
"Good-Byc," by Miss Simpson,
pathetic and read in manner be-
fitting the preSuction.
These were uio best where all
were good. Nod now, If we may
censurc, most provoking timidity
OH the part.sf u few lost to them
selves, the kind response that
friendly hearts would have offered
in the back of the hall. Young Ia
dies, your listeners could not hear
half you said, though wo would not
harshly censurc n weakness that
some opposer of female rights has
called nearer virtue in the fcmi-
nine character than all others com.
bincd.
Miss Mary McAmie received the
first prize. This part of an exami'
nation forms sad hour at the close
of so many that were happy; and
its sadness was heightened here by
the address Of the principal. True
feeling is eloquent, and none who
saw the mutual esteem of pupil and
instructor, or heard the good advice
he gave, could doubt that Colonel
Bishop understands and conscien-
tiously fills the position he occu-
pies. More responsible, according
to DR.. Luther, than even the call
ing of u minister of the Gospel.
The Institute is ia u tiourishing
condition at present, while its pat
ronage will be largely increased the
coming term. Parents having sons
or daughters to educate can not find
more healthy locality than Grape
Vine, nor a better guardian for their
children than Col. Bishop.
And now, after thanking Miss
Leonard for her rendition of the
sweet old ballad "Faded Flowers, u
we wave our hand in kind adieu to
the Principal and pupils.
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