The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-19

Miss Bessie Robert, of Georgia for perfec
recitation In French, and for speaking tha
language during the entire session, Miss
Mamie McCutchen. Of Mississippi. e ~
The star medal In French was,awarded te
Miss Molle Estes, OF Tennessee. as>
In painting, a medal was given by Mr.
Coleman to Miss Lille Harris, of Texas. a
For Improvement in singing, Miss Mamie
Hughes. Of Texas. Guitar: Miss Ella Car.
ter. OF Texas.
Organ professor Kocrbcr's cfass): Mis-
Ella Oliver, of Louisiana. Professor Ettin-
gers class, Miss Eugcnis Gum, OF Georgia.
Improvement on Piano Mrs. Cnwford's
Class--Miss Cora Simpson, of Flortda; Miss
Sue Poullain. Of Georgia. Professor Ettin.
gers ClaSs-lmprovement Medals--Miss
Mary Walton. Of Virginia; Miss Maggie
Fulkerson. Of Tennessee; Miss Lizzie VIII
son, OF Virginia; Miss Lizzie Bedford, of
Mississippi; Miss Kate Simpson, Of Florida
Miss Ncttie Fisher. Of Texas.
First Honor Medals in Same Glass: Miss
Minnie Fletcher, Of Virginia; Miss Sallic
Harnau, of S,a,,nton; Miss Ella Oliver, of
Louisiana Miss Lille Ripley. Of Georgia.
Star Medal Miss Bette Webb, of Ala
bsma, Professor Hamer's class.
Improvement Medals: Miss Annie Ilatt,
of Georgia Miss Bessie Robert. of Georgia
Miss Mollic Herring, of North Caroliua ;
Miss Kate White, of Alabama; Miss Mamie
A. Cumming, of Virginia.
First Honor Medal: Miss EStelle Mont
gomery, Of West Virginia, Professor koer-
hcr>S class.
Improvement Medals: Miss Jeanette
Ballard. Of Louisiana Miss Bemie Nell
Of IN, I -
Virginia; Miss HortcnSe Solomons, of South
tnrolina; Miss Jennie Daniel, Of Virginia
Miss Helen Wimbcrly, Of Georgia.
First Honor Medals: Miss Minna Ives. of
Georgia; Miss MolIie Estes. Of Tennessee
Miss BESSIE Hood, of Virginia; Miss Rosa
Palmer, OF Texas Miss jamie Austelle, OF
Georgia. -
The progress made by Misses Ives and
Estes had been so very remarkable that they
would have been entitled to full star medal
had they been in the Seminary the required
length Of tiue-viZ.: two years.
The star medal in Professor Koerber's
class was awarded to Miss Blanche Rood, OF
Georgia.
Vocal music: Miss Daniels class-im.
prorcment medal: Miss Mary Walton, OF
Richmond. Va.
Star medal Miss Belle Cowan, of Missis,
Sippi; Professor koerber's class-improve-
ment medal: Miss Annie Reid, of Norfolk
Va.
Star medal: Miss Mary Crawford, of Wiz.
gina.
The star medal in English composition
was awarded to Miss Belle McIlhennv, Of
Georgia.
y star medal and cable-chain was awarded
Miss Emma Il. Wills, of Virginia, q Young
lady who has been in the seminary since she
was eight years old. and has never received
a dcmerit or reproof of any kind, and who
has been uniformly dligent in her studies
and faithful IN every duty.
Diplomas to full graduates Of the Seminary
were awarded TO the following young H.
dies: Misses Mary Crawford, Molie Estes
Bette Webb, Nellie HotchkisS, Salie uar.
man, Stuart SiemonS, Alice Wilson.
In order to become full graduate young
lady must be proficient in the following stu
dies: English literature, history, mental and
moral science, mathematics, one ancient Ian
gusge, and one modern language.
Four Of the above named graduates have
received their. education entirely at thi:
school: Miss Mary Crawford, Miss Sallis
Hartman. Miss Nellie HotchkiSS, and Mis-:
Alice Wilson.
The first music diploma ever given in The
school was awarded TO Miss Mary Craw
ford, of Staunton. she being declared to be
graduate in all branches OF both vocal anG
| instrumental music.
The honors we're distributed in very
happy manner By Rev. W. U. Murkland, ant
each announcement was greeted with burst:
Of rapturous applause and delight by The
friends and fellow pupils of the happy reel
pient.
At the close of the distribution Rev. Mr.
Murklaud made short address on the & DUTY
of " oman TO Man" 1t was replete will
noble thoughts and beautiful expressions
and was listened TO with marked attention
ana interest by the audience.