Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-06-28
LINDEN STREET SCHOOLS.

: No l; 1.-The New Scholar" (dialOgue)
pupils OF No 4; composition, "0bedi.
ence," Miss KaIe Ritchie; "The Whip
, pOor-will'' (song), pupils Of No. 2; COM
position, "Filowers," Miss Martha Tru-
! desu; "Fairy Landn (dialogue). pupils Of
; No. 8; "Mary Of ArgyleD (song) pupils Of
No. 1; composition, "Tbe Deer" Mas
ter Richard Msury; "0ld Maxim" (cOm-
position) Miss Myers, MOI; The, Raven
(recItation), Master Bennie Wright.
SIN the Hazel Dell' (song), pupils OF
No. 2; "Cinderells," pupils Of Nos. l, 2
and 8; "JOlly Old Gentleman" (recita-
uon), by Master Avery Hunt; "Moon-
light" (musie), "Love and Flowers'
! and Lizzie Raine; "Hopen compost
toni, by Miss Emma Rogers; "Pulas-
J ki's Banner (recitation), by Master E.
Voegeli; FAIRY School, pupils Of No.
8; laura Leeu (soBg) pupils Of No. i;
Selection from Judge Flippin's
Speech, Master E. Wright; "Life and
Death'' (composition), by Master Mar
Gus Wright; ''The Chinese Boy" Miss
Jennie Schiller; "Epilogue, by Master
Bennie Pullen, No. 2; "Home, Sweet
Home' (song), pupils Of Nos. and 2.
We noticed among those present Messrs.
Smith, Andrews and Cook, OF the board
of education; Mayor League, Superin-
tendent Pickett, Colonel Kellar, Of the
Avalanche, and General Wright, Of the
! -aegister. Short speeches were made by
/ Mr.. Pickett, Colonel KellAr, Mr.. Cook
and General Wright. The principal,
/ AIr. H. c. Slaughter, awarded medals to
I Lena Zanone and Willie Albert for de-
/ portment. The teachers associated with
| Mr. slaughter are as follows: Mrs. Sa-
| batzky, Mrs. Tucker, Mrs. Lilly, Misses
Johnston, Boddie, Reichenhecker, Kun
kle, Farris and Conaway.
CHRISTIAN BROTHERS COLLEGE.
The elosing exercises Of this popular
institution Of learning took place st the
new Memphis Theater on last Tuesday
evening. The audience was as select
and respectable as any that ever graced
theinteriOr of that beautiful building.
The hall was well filled, but not 30
much so as to render it uncomfortable.
/ Everything passed off in an orderly
manner. Great attention was paid to
/ the various exercises, which was suth-
/ ciently attested by the fact that during
| the entertainment no one left the hall.
/ The exercises began precisely at eight
| O'Clock, and as one followed the other
! in rapid succession, no one was wearied
or made suffer from monotony. Below
we present the programme Of the ex-
! ereises:
PROGRAMME.
overture-HGrand March," Hubner-College
Band.
nsclan iorf-aA Leap for LIES. Davidson,
Music, snO--"Bergeronnette" "-Laonel Are-
tslIsr- I1eI. .-aC,,ivalrv"-Joseph Gallagher.
Music -ssCslestine Galop," piano vioilns, mute
and picoolo-W. Noegeli, J. Eltzgi gibhon, l..
Kremer, ]. Gallagher and b. Williams; ,,,
Declamation-"The American flag -Mll1e
Fosssv-ssi,ove : iv.-..5 of Fame"-David Frayser.
Music-"Polka March,, piano, NloilnS; cor cor
nets, guitar, violincello eontra-oass, mute
piccelo and tronbone-W Noegell, X. Oo-
fum, r. i. Semmes, Louis b. Mhoon, George
Scbrnalzrie6 = Kremer, L. MOntedonicoi j.
FitZgf bbon, Jos. Gallagher, Ben Williams
A Heely Jos. Holly and sam Rosenfeid.
Declamation-''I,he Wreck"-Jos. MlHiains 10,
Essay-ssP .essurtE and Advantages OF TraVel
While Noegeu.
Nusie-"Thunder and Lightning Polka,
Er Eremer. j. FitzEibbon and Jos. GRllae her:
amatiou-" A pOstrOphe 20 the ocean -
Louis MontedoDico.
Music-"Sllver Spring Polka guitar ana PIC
eolo-R. f. Semmes, W. Noegeh and JOS
DeseJisai@fsation-aBingen Jsifs tio on the Rhine"-Wnhe
FsssVoaP s,ItoeiP power OF Music"-R. E. semmes.
Music-aSomnamb bula"-Co Band
Declamation-"RoIlo's Address TO the Peru
Mnsic, sisa piano-sLs Dame BlaneheH-L. Kre-
r5lsI. I.1sI. IrnaRinatiou"-I,ouis B. Mhoon.
Music-'sea-Breeze Polka"-College orches-
pecGiamstion-~Cause for Indian Resent
Music, guitars-R. Z. Semmes, accompanied
by Prof. c. p. Win kler.
Defamation mariners Dream"-Ben VIII
MIusicNaAGuIagAn IisI-- Guards, plano ana picOOlO
Il. Krenner and w. Noegeli,
Closing Address-R- E. Semmes.
AWARDING OF MEDALS.
For the best essay and address, by Hon. 7. W.
Finale-ooIege Band.
The overture by the College band was
remarkably well rendered, as were all
the other pieces played by 1t during the
evening. The Christian Brothers col
Ieee is, we believe, the only institution
Of the kind in the State, that has band
of its own. The salutatOry, by Louis
b. Mhoon, was well delivered. be re-
ferred to the encouragement afforded
the students by tbs complimentary at
tendance Of tbs evening; spoke IN
very feeling sfanner Of the damp cast by
the late spjdemic, not only on the insti- |
t,on WI ih he represented, but upon /
fhe whole community, and finally re- /
=, lested he audience TO bear patiently /
Saa,;tl1 the endeavors of the students to /
,,,tsrss.rl them during the evening. The /
sSssy on ehiyAlry, by Joseph Gallagher, |
STas a plltin statement Of the rise, pro- /
oyress. effects and decline Of that admit |
Shle institution. "The Love Of Fame.u
an esssy by David A. Frsyser. was re-
markabIe Eoductie8, although the
young gtntleinan, owing to naturally /
,st-1fac AwAs not sufficiently appre-
- he lcommenced by saying that
"a -, ;.rs artuated more or less by the
i-.-.e ~ "a kae. NAT it enters into all their
,s.ti,s,s. and that even the purest
ratrioss are in greater or
- dsoree stimulated by 1t.
- eitsd ros1siinstances Of the he
rsea 81 sl,eiept and modern times, show
fT,k filsfts even fu their early youth the
TsI'aicn fhIrr7ed within their hearts. He /
srssse al the Director that should be
q ~ ti.k passiOn bv reiiGion and edu-
cat;on. afd OF tie noble example given
as ~ fhiise crest men who have preced-
ed Is ID every department OF lie.
Master ARnlie Nfoegeli's essay on Inc /
Pleasufes and "a fantsees Of Travel, =
was lndgh aprFI fied BY the audience:
He spoke o1 the. great joy experienced
BY rnaa u apF hing that can satisfy bis l
desires. sf the toz4 4uts cf delight which /
thfone the lsin@f = anae various attrac-
lions d 1he Old H4spE resent Ehemselves
"a view, OF slie 4ptiasity Of seeing for
% .feI - insteetf pike tipR our opinions /
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