The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-06-20
r Moore, Washington. D. c., B Thompson,

Ala, z Moore, Washington, D. c., B Thompson
Ala.
Improvement in Eocution r. Lemly, Of
Miss, E Heard, Ga II. McCaw, Ala.
Improvement in Painting. 4 HaEris, Tex.
Improvement in Drawing and Painting Miss N
NJ Beggs, Ala
Skilled in Reading Music.-Miss N Crawford, Va.
Superiority in French Examination. Miss Por-
ter, Texas.
Improvement in Music--Misses Baker and E
Gibbs, Va.
Uniform Diligence and Obedience to School Regula-
tions-Misses McCaw, Ala, G Ripley, Ga. and
G Gibbs, Va
GOLD MEDALS.
VOCAL MUSIC.
M.. Ddniels' cqa.s.-First Honor Medal-miss
Plat, Ga I; Improvement Medal, miss Bessie Iri-
on. Miss Kate Chambers, Texas was awarded
prize for marked Improvement. r.
Mrs.. Fultzs Ciass.-First Honor Medal-miss
Middlemiss, La. Improvement Medals-miss
A Holley, La, L. Jones, Ala. az
INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC. A
Prot. Fenny's Class--First Honor. Star Medal,
-miss Middlemss. La Improvement Medals,
misses Atkinson, Va. NJ Crawford, Va. A Gid.
dings. ILL.,, L Waller, ILL.,, ]. Carter, Ga, Bar
lin, Va.
Prof Euinger'. Czas,--First Honor.-star Med
al-miss Berlin. Va. Improvement Medals, miss
s. Hartman, Staunton, B. Webb. Ala, L Henry,
Va, s. Hemphill, S. c., NJ Alcocke, Va, N. McIn-
tyre, Ca. E Oliver. La, Perry, Texas, G
Ripley, Ga, NJ Thompson, Ala.
Mrs. Craufords Glass Improvement Medals
misses A Gwinn, Va, NJ Lara. Staunton.
Best Composition in Senior Classs-miss Stuart,
Staunton.
The competition compositions Of Miss Hotckiss.
staunton and Miss NJ Beggs Ala, were highly
compliment by the committee, and it was after a
most critical examination, that the medal was
awarded to Miss Stuart.
Music AcADEMy.-we stepped into the Office Of
Capt VIM. A. Pratt, Civil Engineer, few day
since, and noticed lying on his table, the draw
ing of magnificent building. which Rev. R. H.
Phillips intends to erect this summer, opposite
Virginia Female Institute The edi6ce will be
four stories high. with the main front on Freder-
lex street. &c feet, and fronting on Washington
street. 103 feet. 1t will contain about 1875 rooms
arranged especially for the departments Of Music,
Literature and Elocution. with number Of sleep
ing apartments. The plan Of the interior o. the
building is admirably adapted for the purpose
for which it is designed, and, added to the
spacious buildings now in use. will make the Vir
pini. Female Institute the most attractive in the
South. The stage will seat 120 pupils. and the
Hall about $50 visitors. The cost of the new
Academy will approximate $40 0Q0 and will be e.
r.cted a. sneed;iv 4, the workmen can complete it
We are nIeased n record this evidence of the suc
cess Of This Female School. VS. hons tie ether
institutions Of similar character in our cfv hate
met with like announcement. and that enlarged
fon ill ho oddad n pach of III
t;nr stounton tho GRAND cantre for Female Edu.
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When completsd and furnished. the cost, il IS
estimated, will reach $4,000. There viii 81
$40, 900 invested in Pianos.
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