The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-06-08
SOUTH KENTUCKY COLLEGE.

they deserve. We give below The
programme for the lirstentertainmen'.
; Chorus-By the class.
Piano duet-Misses Faxon and
Frankel.
observation-disclosures Anderson.
Piano solv-Miss Wood.
Vocal duet-Misscs Burnett and
Mcdaniel.
Piano solo-Miss COIN.
Essay, II told you So frankie
Campbell.
Vocal solo-Miss Burnett.
Piano duet Misses Wood and
Cave.
Recilation-Willie Hopper. 2
Vocal triu-Misscs Burnett. S. and
X. Mcdaniel. N9f gglt
Piano solo-Miss I0st.
Essay, .'Immorlality OF the SOUL
Miss Lee Campbell.
Piano ducl--Misses Burnett aud
Smith. ~
Piano solo--Niss Ida johnson.
Recitation MissiEdnunds.
Piano solo--Miss Cave
Vocal solo--Miss Mcdaniel
Essay, "Wonan's liight'S'-Miss
Mills.
Vocal duet--Misscs Mcdaniel and
Burnett.
Piano duet--Misscs Langstroth and
Yost.
Recitation-Lynn Cave.
Piano solo-Miss Burnett.
Chorus--Class.
The programme was presented IN a
very interesting aud entertaining
manner. The young ladies many, OF
them are very iiuc singers, and the
piano playing OF Miss Burnett Was
especially comncndablc. Lynn Cave
acquitted himself handsomely in his
defamation, and Miss Lucy Ed
munds in reciting the "Old Grena-
dier's story" brought tears To- eyes
that seldom weep. The piece is very
affective and was rccited with pccnl-
lar patllos and effect.
COMMENCEMENT.
The exercises Tor Thursday night
comsislcd of vocal aud INSTRUMENTAL
music, aud essays by the graduates
and 4 few other young ladies. The
three graduates were Misses Burnett,
Lanssiroth aid Mcdaniel. Passing
over the rest of the programme we
viii only have room to notice the
essays. However we must speak OF
tho singing OF Miss Katie Mcdaniel
and Miss Mary Burnett. These
| young ladies are among the sweetest
and most cultivated singers this
school has ever turned out. and every
song Of theirs was Received Win ire
mcndous applause, The first essay
was read by Miss Eta Faxoa, OF Pa
ducah upon the subject The web ol
Lie Is ot mingled yarn
This was followed Wy music ahs
then az essay by Miss raiiiiie Ooie
man on rs Chiluhoou INC happies
; time 81 Liie Z! winch was fcs'e'
from negative standpoint anu us
played much ucplh Oh thought or o'''
80 young
MISS MARY BURNETT OF pAhuoA'I
was The urst OF the graduates 10 rca''
iicr subject wasl"Hmg up INC drop
INC 'iay Is oii'Tfe oue Is young n'.
OF many attractions ana accomplish
mehts, ana her essay oi'PiaYe" care
ul preparation anu happy arrange
melit Ut Thoughts, ana sentences 1
was received win expressions oiar
provai ny tho audience.
MISS DERThA LAS'srRofP, MosrkREN
Il al. MExico. Y - 49,. !
Ihs young iauy VINO mas resioe
, III inc CITY ior year Vi ihore ID ias
a or''c III sociai Virc'es ap ho' appo",
"hce upon 'hc s'"se was u sisna' ~
4, profound silence which ias'e
/, throughout inc reauihe. her suoJe'
'felnale Educa'ioh was I'LL OH OH
4 but she handled IL IN a style origins
n ana Interesting hers was one .
IL Tue pest essays we nave ever hear
: 'roh sraduauhs young laoy'e II
a MISS KATIE McDASiEL,s OF HOPKINS
n WILLIE
/ READ tho Va'edic'ory' lhere Is u
:. ually samehess ABOUT all valeoi'
Il torres, but the audience showing u
h profound MIND ana erudition OF I'll
q young lady expected somethlhg ne
. anu OeLtef ullu they were snOt ulsul