National Republican., 1873-06-26
GEORGETOWN I@..LEGIATE INsrI.
TUTE.

Annual EXnminnt ntlon-AwsFd Of Premiums
very pleasant and Interesting entertainment
was furnished to the crowded parlors OF tni
institution on Tuesday evening last. In IN,
judgment Of all present the exercises were all Of
u character rejecting the highest honor on th
instructors aud their pupils; the young ladie
themselves taking their several shares seem
inRly without any guidance by their Instructors
and with that ptomptncss aud decorum whcl
added much 70 the charms OF their instrumeta
aud vocal music.
PROGRAMME.
Part March, " UIlennaupt,) Misses Her
and Harrison; ''Oh mAy'st thou dream OF me
(Gabrlel,) Misses Plekrell and Herr ale Tro
Graces," (Kng,) Misses Selden, Marbury an,
Graves; "Serenade to Ida," (welngand,) yoca
Part a%sLes oaatre H@is'" taewittS % M,sse
Shoemaker, Nadenbousch, Waters and Selden
la Manola,n tlenrion,l MISS Getty "Musi,
%Sas sas !Gs Mat. ss
den. Distribution OF certificates.
Part 9.-"rarentelle," llIeller,) Misses Harri
son and Herr; Lover and ne Bird, tGuslielmo,
ia Cameia,"" tGuglielmo) Miss Shoemaker
Distribution Of premiums.
Part 4.-"Di Quai sOayi," (MuZlo,) Miss Herr;
Last Hope" [GOttschalk,) Miss Harrison; "Ah
non CTedea," (SOnnambula,l Miss Pickrel. Dis
tributlOn Of music medals and premiums
"Mocking Bird" (lIonman,) Misses Tenney
sun" Originally Miss SOurse, Diploma. "Fare.
welt" chorus, words by Miss MoorcO vocal
class.
Inc Rev. Mr.. s. II. Howe, pastor OF tho Pres
byterlan church, distributed medals and prem.
uns At the close OF part I, as follows!
In the senior class the nrst honor, n gold
medal, was awarded to Miss Emma J. NOurse, OF
Georgetown, for ,,perfect scholarship through
the whole session."
In the junior class, "fOr distinctions In ever
study" the nrst honor, gold medals wer
awarded TO Miss Clara PickTell and Miss Julia
Moore, OF Georgetown, and TO Miss Daisy liar.
Tlson, OF Leesburg, Va. The silver medal tsec-
Ond honOT was awarded ~ Miss Edith Shoe
Waters. ' "-'' '''''' - ~" '''" W ''''' N"""''
10 the third class the nrst honor, gold medal
was awarded to Miss Ncemah Getty the sllYei
medal, second honor, to Miss Fannie Herr
In the fourth class the nrst honor silver
medal, was awarded to Miss Annie Berry; the
premiums 70 Miss Annie Waters, Miss MARY Sci.
den and Miss Nara Selden.
In Tue MIN class the nrst honor was given to
Mis. Meta Marbury, and the premium To Miss
Minnie Graves.
honor were awarded TO Miss Ulme Teuda, Of
japan, and Miss Belle Waters.
At the close OF part II, Rev. Mt. Williams, pas
~" ~ chr'@t church, distributed the certificates
Of exceDance.
r.ey. s.I. nUWe again distributed the medals
premiums for instrumental music, as follows:
In Instrumental muslc-Flrst honor, gold medal,
Miss Daisy Harrison; second honor, silver medal
Miss Annie Tenney; nrst honor, silver medal
thlrd class, Miss Annie Waters; second honor,
silver medal, third class, Miss Meta MArbury;
medal, nrst honor, Miss Fannie Herr silver
medal, second class, Miss Maria Selden. Ip
Latin ihe premium was awarded to Miss MAIDEN.
busch, In French the premium was given 10
Miss Emma j. NOurse.
The exercises were closed by very sweet
farewell chorus from the vocal class, after the
reading OF an original composition by Miss
Emma j. .Nourse on the theme, There Is no new
thing under the sun" This exercise was highly
by those present, who were able 10
near II In despite OF the noise made BY Outa ldeTs
In the street Miss NOurse received from the
principal OF the institute, a. the hands OF Rev.
h- Williams, handsome diploma Un her gradl.
atIon.
nut very useful and pleasant, address 10 the IN.
,truotrsaH and the young ladies', dwelling chleny
ipon the fact that our graduates IL all the schools
y n' Z that their education has Just begun,
lot finished. ,. -
he exercises; after which the young folks re-
lred 10 the supper room,
10 those who remember the great eduCAtlO
dyAnlaRoa once offered 10 our young ladies,
broad a. well an In Georgetown, by the institu.
Ions SO long holding the 1rst rank Ut the hands