The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-07-19

tifully treated by their fair composers, who
displayed fine attainments in the matter of
composition.
Prof Ligon, the President of the Faculty,
then presented diplomas to the graduates,
and delivered touchingly beautiful bacca-
laureate address, dwelling with emphasis
upon their past relations, which were on
this occasion to end, and offering words Of
counsel and wisdom to them upon entering
upon the duties and cares of life. He clesed
by congratulating them upon their collegiate
success, together with the proficiency they
had attained, and expressed the hope that q
happy and useful future awaited them.
After the address the song, "Better Luck
Tomorrow" was rendered with fine effect
by the graduates, and the following
PROGRAMME
of the evening exercises was gone through !:
Waltz, Violin and Piano-Mrs. Pinkind
and Miss Annie FAINT. {
Song, "Girls, Get Home of Your Own"
Miss Alice Catlett.
Extract Speech-Master Eugene Langston.
Piano Solo, "Buy a Broom"-Master
Louis Ligon.
Song and Chorus, Summer Glee"-Miss
Victoria Catlett, and others. /!
Extract Speech-Master Willie Warnock.
Piano Solo, Smiths March, Miss Alice
Catlett.
Vocal Duet "wild Waves Misses Bew-
ley.
Extract speech-Master George Tolly.
Polka, Piano and Violin-Miss Josie
Bleckley and Mrs. Pinkind.
Song and Chorus, cottage on the Hill"
Miss Hattie Brown, and others. Ie.z.s
s. Extract Speech-Mr. VIM. McGregor.
z Schottische, Piano Miss Helen Reed.
Vocal Duett-llisses Bleckley.
Extract speech-Mr. James Shirley.
Song, Johnny Sands'-Miss A. Catlett.
\ Piano Duett, Oxen Waltz-Mrs. Pinkind
hnd Miss Hattie Brown.
Extract Speech-Master Nimrod Sullivan.
song,l Dawn of Day'-Miss A.. Bewley.
| Signal Waltz, Piano and Violin-Miss
ia Bewley and Mrs. Pinkind.
Extract Speech-Master Ethan Frierson.
|song, "The Gypsey's Wife'-Miss v.
Gtlett.
Marseilles Hymn and Chorus-Miss An
N Bewley and others.
F. Extract Speech Master Hammie Webb.
eartette, two Pianos-Misses Tolly, Bur-
[ riss Bewley and Catlett. This piece was
beautifully rendered, and greatly pleased
themdience.
Sqg, Twilight in the Park"-Miss Josie
BleSley.
+. Veal Duett, 1.-TWO Merrie Girls" Misses
Bewsy.
f.. Extract Speech Master Hammond Will
cox
Dttt, on two Pianos-Misses Lizzie Tolly
\ and fssie Burriss.
Gliding Song, sextette, "Good Night
gadla of the School.
{Prd. Ligon then announced the conclu-
ssn pf the evenings entertainment, and
iIsita all to attend on the following even
| insawhen the commencement would jbe
coENlded. Again on ,S
a2s8r5js TUESDAY EVENING
the hblc gathered in the Chapel to witness
the epclusion of the commencement exer-
eises, md as on the previous evening, the
hall US filled until it was impossible for a
great my to obtain seats. The exercises
Eof the sening were opened by prayer from
Rev. H.E, Chrietzberg who offered an elo-
quent petion to the giver of all good for
the Advancement of the cause of learning,
and espechly for the continued prosperity
OF the CaAIna Collegiate Institute. The
programmes the evening was then pro-
ceeded witt as follows:
! Music, qAlin and Piano-Mrs. and Miss
, Pinkind. S
Extract spech-Master Willie Bewley.
y Falriy Exhfyaganza, 'Three Guesses''-
Some OF the Adies and gentlemen of the
College.
Music on Violl and Piano-Mrs. Pinkind
and daughter.
Extract speechs Master Lucius Feather.
y
ston. ri
fCharade, "Alps Yell that Ends Well."'-
Messrs. Barton, smib and Sloan. and Misses
Todd and Eardin.
Music on Violin md Piano-Mrs. Pin.
kind and daughter.
Extract Speeches-4asters Paul Sharpe
and, Hines Stricklanda
.: Dialogue, :" The an2ul Misunderstood.
ing"-Messrs. Smith an Nimrod Sullivan
and Misses iCatlett and Amie Bleckley.
Music on Piano and ViSin-Mrs, Pinkind
and daughter.
Next came the presentat,n of the -
H. PREMIUM ~.
of Webster's Unabridged Dictionary. which
had been offered as a rewardso tbe studcnt
who maintained during H. session the
highest standing in scholar, hin and pood
department. Prof. Ligon alSounoed til,
MISS MAMIE TOWER
had won the prize and that Mn John Gee,
. and Miss Towers two brothers md n s;ste,
, each obtained the same standingl and stoof
next to Miss Mamie. 1t was a atuarkgblt
coincidence that iour OF one iamy, out o.