The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-20
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/. " AAa"c!sEs Al TIE AUGUSTA FEMALE
j . .'r,rY-- -Mr4lC-RLADIEG RLpORTS--.DIs-
.."lr,U% Of CERTlFICATES--AwARD OF d.
.."A+--rGSIRiBuTlOa OF PRIZES ADDRESS
~ tH. ,mApIEs n. READ, or RICHMOND.
..,~rvnI"nce ot the Richmond Dispatch.l
! SrArNToS. June 19, 1873.
/ , EXERCISES last evening were opened
| e \. rhurus Daughters of Israeli"
j. David" by Neukom, performed by
-. .!rNu's vocal class.
!r report Of the principal was then read.
.2.- ~ 4ccvuut Of the prosperous condl-
~ u The school, stating that the number
,ulls Wa> greater this last session than it
...l.! hern before; that the health and
Al drrvltment Of the pupils had been
..lnnr.
ia~ solo La Dauza D'.Amore" was then
..ulrl"d ry Miss Fannie sherrard, Of
eats, and was eHqusitely done: after
'a.A certificates We're given TO those who
a, completed the course in any one Of the
lool> and attained iou-titths on every
-@AMtion in that school. Among them
81" Notice the following young ladies from
/" ilnond and Vicinity:
: IN kudlueuiS Of Music. Miss Louisa Tai
bot in English Literature, lem bracing
-9E'> Rhetoric, Trench on Words, and
1"> English Literature,) Miss Lizzie
t'nr'. from Caroline county; Miss Bette
l'.u, Petersburg; Miss Mary Moseley,
''.slnglam county; in Natural Philoso.
,l. Ms Helen Flournoy and Miss Mary
o,rh.. in Mental and Moral Philosophy,
@.,' Lizzie Henry; in Chemistry, Misses
''.-' Flood. of ApponlattoX county; Liz
llnry, Caroline; in Latin, Miss Bessie
ID. j N French, Miss Bette Martin, Pc.
.,agrI Miss Mary Moscley. Buckingham; !;
e.. >alhc Ould and Miss Leila Withers,
tmnnd. Va For neatneSs, Miss Bette
aaan. Petersburg; Miss Louisa Talbot,
y hmoud; Miss Bessie Flood. Appomat-
10y Miss Nary Mo>eley, Buckingham.
iIr duet " Les Zingarelles "a beautiful
80. WI, then rendered by Misses NJ.
.%rnrd and Mary Mosely in an excellent
'"n"r; after which the diplomas were
""rird
''tN Graduates are those who receive Ger
''', nr proficiency in the schools OF
'H-E@h literature, history, mental anu
lIl science. mathematics. natural sciences,
mclcut aud oBe modern language The
riD- ladies who received this high honor
- 'rar are Miss Matte Biegs, of Aabatna,
I'd Miss NJ. Mcintyre, uf Georgia. The
yhl!d Of tho diplomas to these young ladies
~ rbc hearty approval of the whole school,
IL solo "Wby Weep thus in SileM,
.!.@:" Was then sung by Miss B. Cowan,
- 49, erected with the loud applause 1t
III deserved, as Miss Cowan is one among
y !!4es, singers in the school.
GDid medals were awarded as follows:
"! lulyrovene Mt in instrumental music:
-. C'Nwford's class Belzora Jacobs, LIZ
' Foulan, Lille Harris. Professor Ettin-
80 etasa--Net}ie Hotchkiss, Eugenia Gum,
t...e Cooper, Kate Tally, Hattie Mckenzie,
i'ae Ripley, Ella Daniel. Rosa Jacobs, Helen
amerdcn. Profes ,or koeber's class-Salile
.uId, Leila Withers, jamie Austei', Martha
Ian, Bessie Ilood, Rosa Palmer, Matte
|'rhardson.
in|Dcal music: Miss Daniels class--Bcile
""on, Maggie Laud, Jennie McEtwee,
Var! Mosclcy.
! be star meddt in music was awarded to
VI, H"rtense Salisbury, Of south Carolina,
Professor Et,iDger's class, and to Mics
.;3isFy Is. Crawford, of 8.auntoD, 10 Professor
n Aleters class.
Fiist. honor medals were awarded in Pro-
'c>''r k0ebrTs class TO Misses Blanche
tSd, Georgia, and Bette Martin, Of Pc
"'.t'irg; In Miss Daniels class to Miss DO
"Pnlne Forsyth, OF Florida. The first
@!A9r media! in composition was awarded