Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-06-24
Comm encement Exercises of the
Arcadia College.

| On Thursday last this institution held its
annual exhibition. The large parlors on the
first floor were thrown open and the work of
pupils displayed, filing two tables the length
of the rooms. Useful and ornamental work
OF every description and design of which the
mind could conceive was here shown: Our
attention was next attracted by table SEEM
| ingIy grooming beneath the weight of elegant
cakes, such that any baker might well be
proud of, baked by the members of the Cook
| ing Class.
At O'Clock p. M. the doors of the Exhibi.
ton Hall. on the second floor, we're thrown
open, and the audience, which had been lott
ering on the beautiful grounds, passed in, fill
| ing every available seat and space.
The exercises were pursuant to the follow
| ing programme:
PROGRAMME OF CLOSING EXERCISES At THE
ARCADIA COLLEGE, ARCADIA, IRON CO.,
MO-, THURSDAY, JUNE 18TH, 1880.
Entrance March.
Prologue, composed by Miss Lila Bugg; de-
livered ty Miss Bridget Tierney.
cave Maria" Vocal Chorus.
Poem, by Miss Cora Rock.
"Jubllate, '-Vocal Trio,-by Misses Effie
Moser, Annie O'Neil and Nettie Schultz.
"Using the Weed, "-Polylogue,-by Misses
Cora Highley, Flora O'Bannon, Clara Park
hurst, Della Raney,, Florida stonebraker,
BTi 1get Tierney, and Matte Ward.
1.-THE Fairy Wedding Waltz" by Misses
| Lucy Dorman and Mary Ottenad.
'Vive La Companie, by Misses Cora and
Zoe Rookie.
Magaun and Clara Parkhurst. 81
1.-THE Red Chignon,"- -Drama,-by Misses
| Iona Baldwin, Effie and Ida Moser, Annie
O'Neil, Nettie Schultz and Rene Zwart.
"Rosalie, the Prairie Observation-Disclosures
| nv Misses Cora Camphplt n nd Della RQDpv
"List, My Good Angel" Tableau WANT
'.schottisch di Bravura," by Miss Lila Bugg.
'Public Benefactor, Humorous D alogue,
| by Masters Henry Block. Lawrence Rech-
steiner, BERTHE and Josie Zwart and Charles
| Whelehon.
Polka Militaire," by Misses Efie Moser
and Mary Ottenad. E
| Family Flour:'-Tab)eau vivant-by Little
"Memorare,n Vocal Chorus.
Birthday Waltz" by Misses Kate Quigley
| and Bridget Tierney.
..The Model School," BY Misses Mamie and
| Minnie Fraser, Lulu. Raesemacher, Annie
| May, Hattie Shepherd, Sallie Austin, Josie
Zwart, Ida Moser and Rosie Baeker.
Carnival Of Venice"--Fantassie- Misses
Lila Bugg and Eta Ward.
''Golden Slippers" Chorus.
elm the Street Of BY and Bye"-Poem-by
1.-THE Boys" by Misses Eta and Matte
sMrs Willis's will"-Polylogue-b Misses
Lila Bngg, Cora Campbell, Lucy torman,
Mary Magann aud Kate Qu'gley.
Caprice Hongrois"-Etude de Concert-by
Wandering in the May -Time,"-vocal
Chorus.
Epilogue by Miss Eta Ward.
Distribution of Premiums.
The programme was we'll rendered, and the
exhibition one of the best ever given in the
Valley. The music was first-class in every re-
spect. The pupils all did well; and showed
that they had been we'll trained in their re-
spective parts.
The Sisters certainly deserve credit for the
able manner in which the exhibition was con-
Quoted. Mother Rose especially deserves
great credit for the way in which she conduct
ed the music. Mother Rose is one of the best
musicians in the country; and so long as she
is connected with the College, we may expect
to hear the very best of music.
Below we give list Of the premiums
given:
DISTRIBUTION OF PREMIUMS.
For Christian Doctrine Presented by Rev.
j. J. Hepnessy and awarded to Miss Clara
Parkhurst. Acc. Misses Lila Buge, Mary
Immer, Kate Quigley, Bridget Tierney and
Gold Medal-Presented by Rev. J. J. Hem
messy for lady-like department., kindness to-
wards school mates, respect towards teachers
and strict conformity to rules; awarded BY
vote of the children to Miss Kate Quigley.
Crown of Honor for politeness and correct
department, awarded to Misses Kate Quigley,
Mary Inner, Eta Ward, Cora Highley and
Cora Campbell.
The following young ladies deserv honora-
BILE mention for irreproachable conduct during
Q portion OF the scholastic term: Misses Flor
ence O'Bannon, Florida Stonebraker, Lucy
Dorman and Zoe Rookie. aa f
Badge Of Honor for good conduct awarded
to Miss Clara Parkhurst. A