The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-07-10
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Especial correspondence III the llerHld.l
MEssns EplTORs. send you n list
Of the Texas pupils who took disiln-
guished hOnors on the occasion Of the
annual commencement Of the Yves
leynn Female institute. As this lnsti-
tute seems to he u favOrite In Texas,
aud has pupils here from every section
Of the State, we desire to let your read
ers see what the daughters Of the Lone
Star have achieved In this institution
in which they are called h. compete
with young ladies from sixteen diiier-
ent States. You will observe that theI
fair daughter OF your own State havq
taken high honors In this college.
Young ladies from Texas and States re-
gard this school rs kind, refined and
happy home, and IL affords US pleasure
to see that there are so many pupils
here from Texas, and that they have
won such distinguished honOrs in this
slate, whose pupils come from seven
teen States.
Miss Hattie Afford, Galveston, grad
uated in the school Of English ltera-
ture; received distinctions in orthogra-
ply, history and vocal music; received
gold medals in neatness of room, ill.,
strumental music, French and Ger
man.
Miss Matte Aldridge, Bastrop, re
ceived distinction in history; received
| medal for ncutncss in room.
Hiss NJ. Kate BratOn, Corsicana, re-
ceived distinction in penmanship, oil
painting and vocal music; received
| gold medals for neatncss in room,
| guitar and instrumental music.
Miss Mary Collect, Galveston, grad
uated in the school of chemistry, vocal
music and English literature.
Miss Maggie Collect, Galveston, re-
ceived distinction in oil painting.
| Miss Earl Craven, of Rice, received
| distinctions in English grammar, his
tory, geography and instrumental mu-
| sic.
| Miss Kate Nj. Downs, of Waco, grad
uuied In the schools of moral philoso-
ply, English literature and history; re-
ceived distinctions in photography and
penmanship; received gold medals for
| neatness in room and vocal music.
Miss Mary Fort, of Waco, graduated
in the schools Of moral philosophy,
English literature and history; recciv-
ell gold medals for neatness in room
| and vocal music.
Miss Annie Greene, of Plantersville,
graduated in the school of English lit
e. allure; received distinctions in histO-
ry and oil painting.
Nj ISIS Jessie Greene, of Plantersville,
received distinctions in history and oil
painting.
Miss Mary Hubbard, of Bastrop,
/ Il, I,.I in, tIa uf,hnnlj NJ hist,,rx, nd
moral philosophy; received distinc-
tions in penmanship; received gold
medals for neatness in room, drawing
and instrumental music.
Miss Mamie b. Mills, of Corsicana,
received distinctions in geography and
arithmetic; received gold medal for in
strumental music.
Miss Mttie Mcneil, of Rockport,
received distinctions in history and in
strumental music; received medal for
neatness in room.
Miss Mollie Nunnelee, of Bonham,
graduated in the schools of moral phi
losophy and English literature; receiv-
ed distinction in history; received gold
medals for neatness in room and paint
ing.
Miss Annie Taliaferro, of Austin, re-
ceived distinction In history; received
gold medal for neatness in room.
Miss Alice Trice, of Waco, received
distinction in history; received gold
medal for neatness in room.
Miss Table YelvertOn, of Calvert,
graduated in the schools of German
and history; received distinction in vo-
cal music; received gold medals for
neatness in room, drawing and instru-
mental music. ii.