The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-25

CLos1So EXERCISES OF THE sEouN
COLLEGIATE IEsrrTuTE.-The closing ex.
ercises Of the Seguin Collegiate Institute
took place in Washington Hall last even
ing. The hall was literally packed with
the friends and parents Of the scholars,
and those who were unable to tind seats
did not regret that they were obliged TO
The exercises commenced with a grand
opening march from Berg, which was
very creditAbly performed BY Misses
Blanchard, seabright, Archibald and
Bowers, after which the following pro-
gramme was carried out: salutatory,
Miss Mary E. Burke; chorus, from Mill.
ard, by the pupils; Dialogue, Muses. K.
and E. sAuyageot; piano solo, Bohemian
Girl" Miss Rosa Rosenstein; vocal
solo, "Nol I'll Marry Him / Love,
Miss Emily Blanchard; School girl's sol
iloquy, Miss Maggie seyeringi piano
duet, LFairy Wedding WaltI," Misses J.
Manner and W. Brady; Essay, THE
Study Of Language" Miss Mary G. Sea-,
bright; vocal solo, "Gipsy Blanche,
Little Blanche Cochran: violin solo
overture HCaliph Of Bagdad," Mis-
Emily Q. Blanchard; vocal duet, Greet
ing p Messrs. G. Y. Lucas and G. Gutten'
berg.
port, by ]. A. Jefferson, Esq, was next in
order. The report showed that the young
ladies had made considerable progress In
their studies. and complimented them
highly for the proficiency shown.
Next came q drama in one act, entitled
1.-THE Plague OF Ny Life which was very
cleyerly performed by Messrs. ]. 7. No
Ian, P. F. Fields, T. G. Burke, L. s. Cover
and Misses E. G. Blanchard, E. L. Archi'
bald, E. J. Bowers and NJ. A. White.
After an intermission Of ten minutes 3
beautiful septette, "Poet and Peasant,
arranged BY Prof. L. Was, was rendered
with fine effect by the following artists
lat piano, Misses Blanchard and Seguin
ID piano, Misses Rosenstein and En-
sheimer; 1st and ID violin, Prof. L. Was
and Henry Was, il; bass, Mr.. VIM
vaas. This was followed by chorus
from Rtviere, by the young ladies; Essay
"The Ninetee nth Century" Miss Burke
vocal solo, Birdie Darling" Mics Mary
Schiller; piano duet, Mozarts celebrated
Waltz, Misses c. Dick and Z Blanchard
vocal solo, "Waiting" violin obligato)
Mlss Pauline seguin; piano solo, Mar
tha," Miss Mary C. Seabright; vocal solo
dublin Bay" Miss Maggie Campbell
piano duo, Grand Galop de Concert,
Misses Blanchard and Archibald; vocal
solo, Prof. L. Was.
Premiums were awarded to the best
scholars in all the classes, while those
who had done well received compliment
AIRY mention; but the most importan,
feature Of the distribution was the con.
ferring Of houors and presentation oil
medals. This was done by B. ., Dovener,
Esq and the honors we're divided as fol-
lows:
First Honor Of Junior Circle, consist.
ing Of silver medal, for completing pre-.
scrIbed course in English and Literature,
10 Miss Mary Burke.
Second honor, a silver Tyre, for course
10 instrumental music and English Liter.
AZURE, TO Miss Mary G. Seabright.
Also second honor, a silver medal, Ia
Miss Mary A. White, for completing tie
course 10 English Literature.
Silver goblets for uniform excellence oil
department in the Sophomore circle, were
awarded to Miss Ella Bramer and Miss
Lide Sutherland.
Miss Mary A. White read the valedic.
tory, and closed the exercises oil the
evening, which were in every way credi'
table TO the management Of the Institute
as we'll as to the students. Studies will
be resumed the latter part Of August.