Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-04-07

Estimated maj. for snbaidy. 4. 40
The Gallatin Valley Female Semi
nary Exhibition.
Editor Avant Courier.
The concert and exhibition given by the
Young ladies Of the Gallttin Valley Re
NAL. Semira airy, on Thursday evening,
March 80, 1876. consisted Of the following
PROGRAMME:
Praycr-By Rev. Mr.. Rpmcll, was short
ferycnt and full Of the Holy Ghost.
Gre ting Glec-By the whole school,
consisting Of twenty-onc young ladies
whose ages ranged from seven to seven
teen years. This pic was well rem
dercd and would be hard 70 beat by thai
number of old folks. They kept good
time which is evidence of good training.
Vienna March-(Duettel BY Misses
Thorpe and Clarke, was well played am
highly appreciated by the large audience
assembled.
Children's Voiccs-(Solo and chorus)
Miss Street sang the solo and the little
girls sang the chorus, which was we'll
done and will long be remembered by all
Dialogu Circumstance Alter Casc-(
By Misses Thorpe, Clarke and Dawes |,
| is useless t,r rs to try to give an account
of this play. Suffice it to say it was play
ed to perfection.
Aud Lang Sync- (Song of the old
Folks BY Misses Davidson, Gee, Swan.
Thorpe, Curtis, and Baker These snuny
ladit S were dressed in costumes worn in
days long since gone by. twas amusing
to see them standin. and beating time as
they sang. which caused considerable APP
plause. Well done. young Iafies.
Cantlcna-(Solo)B BY Miss Emma Street
lis one Of the mos, beautiful pieces we have
eyer heard in any place.
! Tableau-(The Flower Of the Family,
was very handsome, and was repcatcd.
Ray Of Sunshine-(Durtt") By Miss
Ellen Anceny, assisted ~ Miss Cri,len
}dcn, was an txc-llcr.: piece ard was very
well played.
Taking in my Sleep'-(SoloJ By thz
Misses Thorpe The rendering of this
Ipicce showed natural talent for music.
Tahl au--(''Dew Tell"D Music by Mis-
Ella NJ. Aylcsworth. MISS A. showed her
musical abilities to good etf, CT.
What Would Do--(Chorus) Sang BY
the little favorltes Of the school. No pen
Of ours can express the pleasure At the IN
provement made in singing by these little
girls 1t makes our hearts throb with j.y
10 know that there is a place in Ga]!anD
Valley where ,he rising generation Of
young ladies' can be taught in this most
charming branch Of education.
Lottic Lee-(Vocal ductte) By Misses
Davidson and Clarke. This was one Of
the sweetest p!eres on record. and was
sang very well-as was expressed by all.
Dialogue-(The sewing circle BY Misses
Gee, Baker, Swan, Spafford Smith, Cur
tbs, aud Jennie Curtis. Miss Viola Swan
represented the character of Mrs, Dump
ling, and ade very good old country
lady. This piece is above the gen. raj run
of dialogues. and we don't think q better
selection could have been made.
PART SECOND.
Home, SWEET Home Duette) By Misses
Street aud Davidson. This soul-st ring
piece was sang by these ladies in most
inspiring strain, and the memory of many
who were present. no doubt, was carried
back to home. sweet home.
Tableau-tDropped sttcl).
Won't You Buy my Flowers e-(Solo)
Sung by Miss Ellen An:eny Miss A. did
well, and is sweet singer.
"lS76'-( centennial scng) sang b, Miss
Crittenden, Miss Aylesworth. Mr.. j, j.
Davidson and Mr.. VIM. Farley. As this
was The old folks song. you could expect
nothing but first-class song. They din
SO vel! they had to repeat it,
Dialogue (Grumbllng Over Our Les
sons). This was one of the best pieces Oh
the programme.
Hannah at the Window Binding Shoes
Solo, Sang by Miss Lille Davldso
Miss d. sings exceedingly well, and may
some day become cantatrice Of no 0rdin
Try fame.
The Cuckoo-(Chorus and response)-I
The chorus was sung by the whole school
md response made by the Cuckoo. This
,iece was good. and had to be repe ted.
Reading ( Darius Green and his Flying
Nachine) BY Miss Vio'a Swan.
The Old Mountain Tree (Qusrtette)i
Sang by Misses Crittenden, Ayleswcrth
md Messrs. Davidson and Farley. This
vas an old folks song and was we'll sung
Tableau-( The Crown Of Glory, The
'est tableau ct the evening.
Good Nigks-lChor BY the school.
As the last notes died away the curtain
ell, and thus ended the best concert and
Inhibition that has ever been held 10 the ,
'trritory, the success Ut which should be
mple proof to the citizens of Gailatin
ouuty that there il not a better place.
, send their daughters than the Gallrtin|
ALLEY Female Seminary, near Hamilton.
q. h. s.
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