The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-24

SEGuN INSTITUTE CONCERT AND Cow.
MENcENEST.-The Commencement exer-
Cises Of the Seguin Collegiate Institute
took place last evening In the Opera
House, in the presence Of large audience
Of the friends and parents OF the pupils.
The institution has been known for years
as one OF the most thorough and subStan.
tial character, aiming 10 do It's work well
and give It's pupils the best possible train.
Ing, and to lay the foundations sure and
firm for future progress and usefulness Of
life. The exercises last evening gave
abundant evidence that In all these re.
speCts, the institution has lost nothing Of
It's character, and that Miss Seguin and
her assistantshave labOred ConsCientiously
and zealously- ior-the advancement Of
their pupils.
The programme was as follows:
PART PRsr.
Quiant's Grand Elule G,lOp. BsIr
list PlanO-MlsseS blanchard aud seabhght.
I'd riauO.-MiAseS l.. Mann aud Z. Meyer.
salnla'0rX,=,MlAs Lizzie :. CaIIey, Wheeling.
Juvenile ChOrus"..,~! Pretty Bird with Bosom Bed
franklin,
DlalUgne-MlASGs n. Smith and l.. Slsbke.
Plano RGs pIS y"91 .nS ls TS%src Mack
Vocal SOlO-"Bpnnle Sweat BeSSe, ..n,"",. Hilbert,
MIGs Maggie Campbell.
Miss Mary busch.
AddTcss-"0ur Noble Inheritance"
Miss Ella C. Mattln, Wheeling.
VOcal.Duet Hes got the Money too lockwood
Misses y. Cochran and Mamie Campbell.
Polka lIriant-"RGtouTd u PrlntempS, MOClling,
Misses Blanchard aud n. XiklcF
Piano SOO-"Angel VI Night, knkel.
Mis- Carrie Dick.
Vocal sclo-"S.arlIght NGll,' tlambouhne Accom-.
Mis- Laura Cc@siiCi
Piano Dget-Ohgnal Theulp with ynrIltlOnS-W lyman.
lSt panO-MiT 3; Zelda Blanchard
Dad PianO-MiSs Mary c, Seabrlght
The Reading Of Examination Report
by Mr. J.W. Myles.
MUSIC HATH CHARMS.
drama In one aCt)
Characters
Mr.. rOPpletOn Pertnax ,"."..".....Mr. 7. Z. Burke
Captain Fremont .........".."....Mr.J W. MyleS
MOnscur Ra6lnet, Notary, ...:;."...Mr J. A. Black
''''''' - :" '''''''' '>''' Miss +. z. Blanchard
Lucille, Ihemonta Daughter. Miss f. G. Martin
vctOirc soubrette. NJ. seabright
l...."."""r,oMI'Ses Meyer and CaaIcy
AlesTs, staAb and Scbaier
Part SECOND,
sentctte-tOwer Calf V. Baglld ,ahy Prof vasI
LIST PlauO-MiMta IIlInchHrl aud T. guIn
?nd PIanO-MlsSes Seabrlghi AID Meyer,
LIST aud 2nI vIOlIn-Prof. l.. Vass and
Henry VAS, Jr.
Who Rules? Mis- Maggie SevorInS.
Vocal SOlO-"Sweet Little Birdie" Irving
Miss Anna pIeninger
plano SolO-"A Hay Of Sunshine, h.........."."LCDuc
Miss Ida Manner.
Vocal S6lO-"WhAt shall say .r"t ,".".Tully
Miss f. Zelda blanchard
Plano TrISN"GlFsy sk rGl ln5, mn. isSiSS:r B'''ll
VIOliu Sulu-fllVeFluFpl WpOet and Peasant, SuppH
Miss 4. Zelda blanchard.
Piano DqetI"TGS Brides 81, I0ka r:ScI pAlSeF'
Vocal sOIo-'fthp Es!GrRr tyIGlin 9bligatO, Willard
Miss Pauline II. SbguTl.
Yes,""..",,COOte
Comforting lOnOIs aud Gold aud Silver Medals,
valedIctory-Mls Mary C. seaSrisht, Wheeling.
1t was rendered with great spirit, and
was highly relished by the audience. The
essays by tho pupils lroyg4 that much at
lention had been paid to composition in
the school, and that the young ladies had
been greatly benefited thereby. The val
ediCt0ry OF Miss Seabright was an espe-
cially Creditable production, and her de-
livery natural and graceful, and free from
all Qgectation. The music, both vocal and
instrumental, was especially fine, and
ELECTED much applause. We cannot
speak Of the various performers In detail
as we should wish to, but cannot refrain
from mentioning as particularly de.
serving Of credit the excellent
solo with tamborino accompaniment by
Miss Comerford; the sweet little duet,
"And he has the Iaoney too" Ivy the
charming little Misses Campbell and
Cochran, and Miss Cochran's little song,
in male attire, "Ifyou love me, Polly, do
say yes" At the conclusion Of the first
part, Mr.. Edward I.arkin was called forth
from aproscenium box, by special request
Of the audience, and recited "Shamus
Q'Brlen" with fine effect, winning the
hearty applause Of the audience.
In the absence Of Capt. Dovoner, who
was upon the programme to distribute
the premiums and confer the honors upon
the graduates, Z. &. CraCraft, Esq, was
called upon to perform that duty, which
he did in very acceptable manner.
Miss Mary c. Seabright, daughter OF
Mr.. CharlGg W, Seabright, OF the South
Side, was awarded tho first honorB of the
graduating class, consisting oil gold medal
and diploma. For the junior class, silver
medals were awarded to Misses Lizzie +.
Canlpy and Ella G. Martin.
There was pleasing Incileni, mot 10
be found upon the programme at the
close OF the exercises Of the evening
When Miss Seabright had concluded her
valediCtory, Mr.. Cracrait stepped forward,
and with i few neat and well chosen
words, presented her with an elegant gold
watch and chain, as n testimonial from her
father Of his appreciation Of the progress
she had made in her studies. This little
scene WAS loudly applqule4