The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-13
commencement Exercises of the PAL
las Female College.

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This morning at II o'clock the commence
ment sermon of the Dallas Female college |
will be preached at Lively hall, by the Rev.
Marshall McIlhany, President Of the college
Ample preparations have seen made to seat
a large number Of people
Monday evening at 1880, At tho college,
there will be contest on the part Of the
graduating Glass; for the first and second
best in the art Of elocution The prizes will
be two handsome gold medals They are
something unique and beautiful in their line,
far surprising anything of tho kind ever got
ten up in Dallas, for beauty, massiveness and
elegance of design. They will be something
to be preserved with feelings of pleasure by
their fair recipients. as well an for their IN
trinsic value and beauty, as for the fact they
give evidence Of each recipients proficiency
| in the beautiful art IF elocution. The medals
will be presented on Wednesday evening by
| L. l.. Miller and Philip Lindsey esqrs.
Medals are offered by Hon. james Is.
Simpson, DR.. +. Il. Hughes, Colonel w. Il.
| Crawford, Judge H. Bsrksdale, Colonel j.
| G.. Eblen and Messrs. 7. Lindsey and L. ).
Miller.
The Judges of the occasion are Colonies j.
B. Simpson, W. l.. Crawford, j. II, Eblen,
Judge Ii. Barksdae and DR.. +. II. Hughes.
The idea originated with DR.. +. Il, hughes,
at whose suggestion, ut the last annual
celebration, the above named gentlemen,
together with T. s. Miller and Philip Lind
sley esqs. subscribed the necessary funds to
| purchase the medals.
The following is the programme;
| PART FIRST.
| J-."Our Dead. '--NIiss Clemmie Parker.
| D." An ApOstrophe TO Water Paul Den
1 ten, Miss Hattie Stemm0ns.
| 3-"Curfew Must not Ring Tonight. 49,
-, Miss Maria Morgan.
| 4-"Qui Vivt Gallon. ''-Gsna, Misses Matte
Ieake and Fannie Cullom
| 5--''The Angels of Buena VISTA. - IL
| Whittier, Miss Ella Fendrich,
| 8-"spartacus to the Glsdiators of OApua."
e Kellogg, Miss Matte Leake,
| T." Irish Aliens and British VICIOUS -
Shiel, Miss Fannie Cullom.
s--"Darius Greene and his Flying Ma.
chine. n-Trowbridge, Miss Grace Leak
8--"Jud Brownin when visiting New York
goes TO hear Hublnstein play. miss Florence
IO-Vocal Solo, "When the Tide Comes
In. "-Miss Fannie Swanson.
PART SECOND.
| ll-"Blue Jsys"-Alark Twain, Misc Annie
igT"Asleep at the Switch. "--George Hoey
and Miss Fannie Elliott.
l3--"A True Hero."--R A Conwsll. Miss
M--yocal solo, "Anld Robin Gray"--Miss
'i iS."."Piedged with wIno, "--iT's. Alice
Is III Death of Mar - ion. "-scott- Mise Vir-
| Qie Helm.
l7--"How Betsy and | Made UP, ~ wil
Carleton Miss Carrie Fletcher.
lS--Chorus, al Heard Voice. "-'Clsss'
The examination of classes begins to-mor'
row, continuing up to, and including
Wednesday. The following is the pro,
gramme and the names of those who present
the medals to be awarded the most proficient
in the various studies.
PROGRAMME.
Monday till Wednesday, u m.-Examlna
ton of classes.
Tuesday, 1:30p. m.-Geometry. Ten dol
lar gold medal to the best in the class. Com
mittee of examination-Coon John F. Ell
lott, II. s. Miller, ESQ.,, and -
Wednesday, 10 u. m,English analysis
Ten dollar gold medal to the best in the class
Committee of exsmination-Colonel Jehr
F.. Elliott and
Wednesday, 730 p. m.-Commencemen'
exercises at college chapel.
PRAYER by Rev. W. II. Hughes.
IL l-thorus, "The GondOlie,' Nelson, Class
9-piano solo, "Grand galop do concert,
Ketterer. Miss ella Fendrioh
8-SalutatoIy, Miss Matte l.. Leake.
Cornish
Misses Graves and Cottey.
6-Eusay, lover tho Alps lies Italy, Mis-
! Essay, "Pius Ultra" Miss Fannie Le,
Elliott
s--Chorus, directing to Spring, " Wilson
Class.
ESSAY,
| ''Wad some power the glftia gieus
10 see ourselves IA others see u.s."
Mlss Grace Leake
Il PART SECOND.
l-pinno solo, ''Recolectons OF Home.
Mills, Miss Ella Dechman.
2-Essay, ''Girls Anticipation Miss Jessie
s~vocal Folio, "Lovo's Delight Abt, Miss
Fannie Gallon
Il 4-Essay, "What Next?' Miss Clemmie Lei
Parker.
b-"Shan We Meet Again?" Valsdictory
Miss Josie Oriel Horton.
6-Chorus, Gently signs the Breeae,
Glover, Glass,
differentiation of Diplomas.
PRESENTATION OF MEDALS AND rRInEs.
l-Senior Class Medal, offered aud presente
| ! by Rev. Marshall Mcllhaney.
4 2--oeometry Medal, presented by Colont
John II Elliott.
3-Anslysis Medal. offered by Miss Cottey
presented by -.
a. Second Music Medal, offered by 3. \
:. Ieftwlch, presented by Colonel Eblen.
~ 5--First Music Medal, offered by Mi:
Graves, presented by Colonel John +. Elliot
U--Secopd Elocution Medal, presented by
N Lindsey, esq.
N First Elocution Medal, presented by T.
Walker, esq.
Announcements, BenedictioD.
Young Mems Hebrew Association.
There will be a special meeting of Il
r Young Mems Hebrew association ut tho ter