Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-25
Co1y3,EEAN COLLEGE
Preparatory Department Ex,.ihii,o

the eNio--iChs OF ms school, (which, u-Ccr the
charge o. Prof. Ot:s Q. Mason, has attained a
Grst- class rank he spacious room was thronosd
ard TIE Interest il the exercises upabs.aJ
through tie Programme. The exercises opened
Slta prayer - Rev IE. CUthbsrt; after which
the tO.iJsirg ode. Efitten by Prof Mason for
the occasion, was sung with fioe afiect br The
sCkOO! lCarteVte-J2nSsM Clark Frank IFilier
William 3. FTishy, and : --lluT 4. Weston:
O2IGINAL ODE.
on, happy tia. the scholars year
Doth end "A ieasy June,
When voices OF the earth are glad
And lie Is al. il tune.
Come let Us join the birds and flowers
For merry TOO, are We;
And vasi'g fsids ani murnUEing streams
Shall swell the harmony.
Ck0Tzs.-Oh, happy days are these
md peace j on the wing,
Let others wear the brow OF care,
Oar hearts FAUST love and sing.
On rs the summer splendor faH.
OF eyes that cheered Us Oh:
The harvest of the noble seed
That loving hands have soyYn.
For Us the feast of dainty love
By friendly f-1Eers spread
In scenes OF beauty and OF truth
Where earnest teachers led
Ch0r1s.-oh, happy, &c
Ring out alcng our classic halls
lac voice OF thanks ard cheer,
Pear ont tie vine that love distills,
And gather fIienlship here.
FOR All Tie hopes around Us shed,
Fer every si1l.y beam,
We pledge with life. with heart, with all,
These houors 20 redeem.
LtoT4s.-Oh, happy, Sc.
The ssIci4toTv by Theodore ". Noyas was e
very creditSbie EFFORT for one OF his years; and
then followed tUC Tecltaticns, fThe Fall OF the
Temple o. Gaza,' b. Charles w. Flint. and
.'Johh Maynard, = Iby Edwin q. Brown, BOTH
delivered with spirit, fine modulation. aud APP
profriaTe gesture. Next came dialogue "The
Doctor IA Spite CT Hin SELF" which created
great laughter and applause By the lie with
which tie different comic parts were sustained
For an amateur performance IT was surprising
NNFF go
Frank CleudeEuin. Randolph q. Hyatt. VIM.
b King, Arthur Z. Weston. and James L
Wise. when Midsummer Suns was then
sung by the quartette, followed by
reading b. Lucius NJ. Cuthberi
from "Enickerbccker's New York
Wt'e!i was much applau led. Then followed re-
Cstato2S--''CIyii Var" by Theodore ". Moves,
-leath or Baron 6rmai Kim by William =
Parks ana Language" By Frank Fuller,
which we're deiiy ered with good effect, especial
" TIE littei by Fuller, who won the elOcutiOn
prize gwen by the Hermesian Society. Next
came dialogue selection from King Henry ~
IN which The parts were taken b. EI.tC. Brown
Prank Cisli.ielEin, y m. j.. FFIsby. and Frank
McCleiland. i was an ambitious undertaking
10 srstan ShakcSp ea-ian arts Of this officially,
an ne success d ne SouHS gentlemen showed
natTfal ability and goOd training.
lnteser ' ita ca was sung by the qUartette
then followed the reeitatiOus: "Fate OF Nc
GTeGo-n BIZ Wra- r. Hunt, selection fro.A
MeagGsr" ~ james NJ. Clark all good and
much applaEeed. The hero OF the evening was,
tt-A-als1 Aast-tC4 ~ u - tslEAdTN-CH. who
formed on the piano with the cooiness OF an Old
hard, and reei5ed Hoods More Hulloballoo"
With such c teet as 70 cause q peremptOry de-
n1EG fer tie reappeaTancs OF the little fsIIOv
There vas Their a burlssqle debate after tue
style or Congress and YarioGs other sporting
orsarlZattoras. n w--ch MeSsrs. Fuller Clark
. 1.Se =, = IES IutLoSFi, INT. and Clum par.
ueiFated a2d c0uTUlsed the audlenca. The
hnely Ce-'Vefed AID excellently conceived vale
deter y William 3. Frisby concluded this
part Of theey5TciSes. me certificates and DriZss
we-e IuL awarded by President WelIins in
fSAC,t9US terms. a. follows.
teEtiheates Of ProEcie1Cy-C lassical-A. H
w tL1Ii, Lucius VI. Cuthbert. VIM. b FriSbv
J%s- 81 Sss-rE- Seiect-Ed8iu =. Brown, Ch4s.
W In, Frank Fuller. WE. r. Hunt. Clifton
Stated, C,aLenee McCleIland, Frank SIC Ciel-
land, N1. >. Parks.
Prizes in Scholar sh.p-rst class f.. priza
n Is tsisIy, 81. ,'as. NJ. CLARK. II class Isl
prs. iteo. ". Moves; "a. Randolph Q. Hyatt
D. - - p;lze, VIM r. King; Il, Jno. q. ).
Fries in P.aotualsy AMI Deportmsnt-Two
netrs- a Gold Mera'-i.UCiCs ". CuthbeTt
FraEE dcCiHi. ana, Ci4rsr &c Nc Cieliaaj. frank
J.: Ai.iis- one year, silver medal-AlsN H.
" Clg-l, N-tl 5. Parks Arthur r. Weston.
hono1abie Mention tor Perfect Department.
1dt. -. Ot4-k. " L. .. ErIsby. !.uther s. FriS-
zee Prank Fuller Benz. G.. Pool, Cha< w
kiet1-tscn Franz l. ,Iohns
Cert tc,tes OF Proficiency ia Penmansaip-
ClaEk y. Beatty, ID. Nerf0ot Shuts; George 81
HINT. -
HeIle- "a S5C.siy Puzes.-Be.t debaier.
Frank FULLER, gold rae, tai; second best. VIM. r.
frisbys h0DJTab-e mention. Best editor, James
IA. CtaIk book second best, Theo. W. NOyes
honorable mention.
French Prizes-lst VIM. b. Frisby; 2d prize.
JAS -. Clark. Frank Faller.
On he conclusion OF the distribution OF prizes
the school ed By Prof. Mason, sang Muse in
me air" IN sty le % show that the ssPrepo has
receiEed some good tTairing in vocal music
during the ear, A. well a. in the dryer studies
Inc excellent singing Of the gusrtette through
NE eye1inS also testified 70 the same effect
TIE closing scene was the distribution of the
lnmense array OF beautiful bouquets sent TO the
stage ey ne friends OF the performers, and
which bad made a regular flower garden OF the
ron OF he platform during the evening. The
ladies or tbs audience, by the vav re0uest rs
70 make scme special mention OF the marshals
oI tIe Scheoi tot the evening, who were not only
Catee1lhgi good looking young gentlemen, bat
who showed 80 much poiiteness and attention TO
The comfort and enjoyment of the audience As
20 Deserve special reco IGNITION Their names
A Beatty, Willie NJ. Dougal Frank miller
Thomas ID. Waters, Charles Rempp, d. w. Nc,
Nsir, Ben. G. Pool.
We congratulate Prof Mason and the other
capable teachers OF the school that their pupils
not only show a proficiency unsurpassed, per-
haps, by any school IN the country. but that they
have At the same time been trained 20 be gen
uemen IN Tie best sense Of the word.
APPoIsrMxNT OF Go soSSz.-rhe coroner.
Dr. W. W. Potter, having removed from the
District Of Columbia, rendered his resignation
teriy DR.. j. French Hartigan has been very ac-
ceptaoly performing the duties Of the Office. IL
is understood to-day hat DIR. ID. G, Patterson
has been appointed 70 the position.
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