The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-06-17

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flowing and the eaj 'yment as great az
the crowd We congratulate the teach
ers in this departInf ~ on the commend
able progress exhibited by their pupils
in the ''art divine"
Tuesday morning after chapel excr-
cises. the Freshman Class VAS examined
in Arithmetic. As We said in our last
weeks notice, il would be hard to find
better Freshman Glass. 1t Is an
honor to the College, and Prof Barrett
has good reason for feeling pr md Of it.
The Sophomore Glass was next taken
up and examined in Greek, and from
what We can learn, did well. We have
not attended the examination Of any of
the classes in Ancient Language, for
the reason that il is something that We
don't know anything about. We have
heard 1t remarked, however. by those
who profess to know thai the students
in this department gave decided evidence
Of careful training, and that their al-
vancemcnt il crcditablc.
In the afternoon the time vas ocC.l-
pied in examining the Seniors in Logic
and Ethics, and We learn that the
Young ladies maintained the high rep
utaIion gained fs their class in for
mer Rotations as being the equal Of
any Senior Class ever examined at this
institution
The Music Glass gave another Con
cert III night, with the same SUCCESS rs
on the previous night.
Here We will close cur report, as We
must go TO press this suorning. We
have underworld to give correct re
port Of the exercises, and if We have
failed to do justice, it must be attributed
to an error Of The hand and not Of the
heart. We will add, before closing,
that the entire exercises up to date have
given additional and more splendid evil
tenec than ever of the value Of Mary
Sharp College, and We congratulate the
entire Faculty upon their success. Win
chester certainly has reason to be protla
of her schools.
\ few more words, and We are done.
Many trying scenes Of parting will be
experienced by the pupils within the
next day or two. The pleasant associa.
tons Of years are to br severed and the
pathways of each lead out into tield7 Of
duty widely separated, and from which
they may never return tn drink again
ut the fount from which they have
quahrd such sparkling waters. May all
the pupils ever he rs happy AS they
appeared to be during the examination
exercises; and 10 those who may not re-
turn We would say, that if they never
step aside from the teachings inculcatcd
at the Mary Sharp they will surely be
what God intended them to be- noble
,eontra.
We append :; programme Of the c.."r-
cisos for to-day Wednesday:
FART l.
! Entrance March March FROM Fam.
hauser. Miss Alix kocss and Prof
! Utcrmoehlcn.
Music by the Collcgc Choir.
Prayer.
Essay by candidate for Scientific Hon
ors: Miss Lucie j. Burnett, Cortland,
Miss. Suhjcct--Tcmple Builders.
Music-LEcume de Mcr. Piano So
10. Miss Alix Kocsis.
Essays by Candidates for Classical
HGnors:
Miss n. Elizabeth Coiry, Stevenson
Ala. Subject Higher Ministry Of Ma
turc.
Music- Soft Fell the Dcws. Mi.s,s Minnie
Danccy and Belle Murrcll Vocal Duet.
\ Miss Eol. A. lIixon, Crawtordvillc,
Ga. Subjects Evil q Curse
Music Moonlight on Green Lake. Piano
Miss Eug,nia Sample.
Miss Sallic b. Cook, Bowling Green,
Ky. Subject Visible and Invisible
Forces.
Music-I know a Bank Vocal Duet
Misses Eugcnia sample and Jennie Doyle.
Miss Y. c. jackson, Winchester,
Tenn. s'ubject--Unnotcd Graves.
Whispering Wind. Piano Solo.
Miss Jennie Doyle.
Mrs. j. G. L,l,k, Longtown, Mss
Subject The Two Mysteries.
EVENING EXERCISES.
2P. NJ.
! Graduation Of candidates in Music
and delivery Of Medals bv Prof. lItcr-