The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-06-29
sarnatz Institute,

Last evening Grunewall Hall WAS crowded with
the elite OF the city 10 listen to the commence
ment and graduating exercises Of one OF the
| finest female institutes in the South-the Oar.
natz Institute. The programme was selection
of musical and literary gems, the rendition of the
same by the different young ladies was euperb
and was asufollows:
| LIE Chant d6 Biyouac-Vbac-a hult mains
l. Misses L. D., I. L., A. B @. T.
| Lucia -Bcyer--Piano. ...............M Miss l.. q
Traviata- Bilema- Piano ........ Miss l. T..
The Party Dialogue.
Haydee- Duet Vocal Misses A. B., A. P.
Somnambnla-Ley Leybach-Piano ... Miss 9. T.
Oulture-Oomposition ............... Miss M. b.
Rsverie-Vieuxtem mps-Piapo. ....... Miss A. Fl.
Accompaniment on the violin by Mr.. Cauler.)
| Air des Noces dc Jeannette- Masse--vocsl--
Miss G. T..
RobsrtFe Diable--Prudent-p ;. Miss A. B.
La Chasse trio -Vilbac-a douze MAINS
Misses L. g., I. L., NJ. R., b. O., O. r., M. D..
Memory's Hall-comp0sition. .Mlss l.. j.
Ls lin ingara-Dosize etti-v 'cal. Miss A. B.
Uharlos VI-Rosellen- piano. Miss l.. D.
La Favorite- Beriot-Piano. ........ Miss A. II.
Accompaniment on the violin by Mr.. Oaulier. J
LIE Trouvere-Verdi-vocai. ......... Miss A. p.
Our Verse-a dialogue e.........................
Les Comp imsnts dc Normand1sLvocsl m;-,ao
Belissrio-Gorio-Duo concertant--
Misses A. H., A. B.
Les Adieux aux Graduees. Miss A. P.
The young ladies OF the graduating class as
they sat on the platform mantled for the occa-
sion, presented q bright and brilliant appear
ance, and their teachers can ask for no higher
compliment than the manner in which they ac-
quilted themselves.
Memorys Hall, composition written by Miss
Louisa NJ Jones, was read with care by that
young lady, and the composition itself was beau.
tiful and showed the young lady had bright
mind.
When che finished she was accorded much ap-
pause and loaded down with bouquets from
thoughtful friends.
One of the brightest and most interesting
young ladies' OF the graduating class was Miss
Alice Fl. Haynes. who was noticeable for her
musical talent. This young lady, after display
ing some Of her talent, received numerous
bouquets, and was loudly applauded.
A composition on Culture by Miss Madge B.
Barnard, was superbly rendered. and reflected
much credit upon the young lady.
Traviata - 3illema-by Miss Inez o. Lum,
merited the applause accorded her by the au.
dience.
Miss Louise M. Dumouln sustained her sew
eral parts with much credit to herself and the
school.
Miss Clara A. Torian played 'sSomnambula'
with most exquisite taste and expression.
Miss Aline Bernard sang Donizettis 'La Zin-
CARA" in sweet musical voice, and so much
pleased the audience that che was called before
them second time.
Near the close Of the exercises Hon. G. A.
Breaux came forward, and in few neat and ap.
propriate remarks, conferred diplomas on the fol.
lowing young ladies':
Louisa NJ. Jones, Inez O. Lum, Alice e.
HAYNES, Louise M. Dumoulin, Madge B. Bar
nard. CLARA A. Torsn, Aline NJ. Bernard.
After the comforting Of the diplomas the enter
tainment concluded with tableau. entitled "The
Flower Queen" during which Miss A. Haynes
was crowned Queen Of Flowers.