The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-06-29
PERSONIFICATIONS.
PROGR AM NJ F..

PROGRAMMES. .....
We are the flowers Chorus
Here would l rest The RecluSe
Rest thee here emi chorus
Lost IN wonder; ......'::.....':.:uhe ReSiuse
Would'st thou know ?.......i-iiiy and Rose
y gentle peace fecluse
Who shall be Queen ;;;:, :C In us
Peace, false pre,ender !:............ The Dahlia
IT'S not in beauty =. Heliotrope. Mignonette
Make lake" way Va ye silly praters Tie s"n,lower
Say. whore is our favorite Lilly Chorus
Sister tiow'rets, we are here; Violet. Lilly
l.o. twilight shadows Tu!lp
| Breathe we now .Chorns of Topples
Come, come qaic4ly away. Chorus
Good morning. .....ChOrus
softly, softly, my friend. The Holly hock
We love you all .Semi-chorns
Stranger, thou hast heard our claim
.........Semi- chorus
IT'S hard to choose. .......The Recluse
Prepare we for the festive scene. Chorus
We come from the hillside. Heat her Bells
Nu s t ir Brow sr%. ."e :.Semni. Chorus
CORONATION.
Han, an hai
Filled with gratitude and lOye. The Rose
We go to fulfill our glad mission. :. Chorus
Light OF Eternal Love.
The entertainment passed Off very
Pleasantly, the zest with which the
young ladies, and the tiny heather bells
particularly, performed their parts,
forming no small attraction. The prin-
cipal characters, the Rose, Miss r..
Slaton) and the Recluse (Mr. Robert
Aby) were, of course, the recipients of
the greatest consideration, and both
sustained their roles very satisfactorily.
The young ladies We're tastefully attir-
ed, and although new to the operatic
stage, were generally graceful in their
hoarse-:, code in de node-but acted
! the recluse with feeling, as any young
man would who found himself alone
| in the midst of SO many young ladies
and out of school, too. The last time
we witnessed this play, the "Reriust'''
was an old maid.
The exercises on Wednesday,, Com
! mencement day, were held at the Opera
House also, and Il large audience was
was in attendance. An anthem by
! the Young ladies' opened the exercises,
after which the Rev. J. l.. Wright, in
| in a very feeling and appropriate
prayer, invoked the blessings OF God
upon the teachers, students and the
| future of the country. Following this
came instrumental music and the read
ing of original essays, as announced in
in the annexed programme:
| Marcle DIES Tambours-dnet. &C. H. Wells
| Lady of the Lake"--essay
| .........Jordina F'onrnoy
| The Bohemian Glass Blower
| .........TheO. Won Lahache
l"Who reaches the shore at last forGet. the
| pillows past''-eSSly Emma Kidd
| Annie Laurie Variations.....M. l.. SCHNEIDER
| The sacrifices of literary toll have then
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Annie Il. Sanders
| Forgetting all behind''-essay
.........Lucy !. Faulk
Piuie de Corcf. betiraf
| Heaven our future hOme-eSsay. Ena Kidd
Les HirondeleS..
! 1--WE all do fade as the leaf"-essny
.......Agnes Burelsmitll
Lilly of the valley ..Sidney smith
The Beautitul-eSSay. ................E Eva Slaton
A ray of Sunshine-tluet ............Carl LeDuc
MAN never is, but always to be blest,
| Hope springs eternal in the human
| breast'--essay. ....... Matte Newcomt
| MaZurka des Traineaux-duet.. Observation-Disclosures.
| 'What must be ?'-essay -. NJ "A Sheppard
Fra DiaV0lO. ............SSidHeF Smith
| AWARDING DIPLOMAS.
| Bords du Deleware...... .....Chas <*rohe
RENEDICTIoN.