Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-05

| "a n ,ielltftmSlt. u 5nhpt u Il phlellt, Will
brushes passing through it, and ON one side dill,
f.rent colorsa paints in enamel. It was Offered
for the greatest proficiency IN drawing anu
painting, and WAS awarded to Miss Susie
MAJOR. oi Ke,rney. Mo. No. 10. smaller in size
but of the same design as No. 3. was offered by
the young men OF the Baptist church to tue Young
Indy who should make the greatest progress IN
drawing and painting. 1t was awarded hy Miss
n. Ii. Delahuy 10 Miss Lou Marlowe. OF Nor
tom, Mi IN the h." center o is q Tyre, sarround.d BY a
beautiful, raised wreath Of leaves and flowers in
colored gold; above. ''lsso, a"a below. on the
Miss ). NJ. Thompson. for proficiency IN voca
culture. and was awarded by u committee coin
posed OF Mrs WIN. F.; Foote' Miss ysnrt Berry
Mr.. W. II. Chiles. to Miss Lhzzie Wikoh
of Hamburg. Iowa. 1t was closely ISn'
No. ls is in shape u Maltese cross, with an EN-
graved border and AN elegant raised wreath o.
leaves and flowers in colored gold; within th'
' the reverse, First prlze music department
awarded to by Prot; Chas. Gimbel." Thu
medal was awarded TO Miss Emmie Powell, o
Lees summit, Mo. whose almost marvelou.
execution. on Tuesday evening, was The auIhi'
ration OF all. No. IL, similar III sinai e ana or
j., the second prize in the music deDirtnienl, hii'
!. was awarded by Prof. Gimbel 10 Miss Johann
krl-hn. Of Lexington, Mo. whose nean.tin
young. No. Il Is, perhaps, the protest desisi
of ali, shield shaped and surrounded by an ek
quisitcly carved wreath. OF leaves. ON one sid
are the words 'awar,lrd by Mrs John r Ian
neau To - ON the reverse 'Home Medal
and IN. date ..lSsu.' This meial Is one oil tn
a most difficult to obtain, and Is considered ON
of the highest honors OF the college. 1t Is give
''ior excellence IN housekeeping, for coufteou
. and re- pectiul department 10 TEACHERS, ami Ia
consI,irrate kindness 10 fellow pupils. An
for cheerful obedience 10 every rule IN the hon
department OF the college, Awarded 10 Mis-
Emma lrtslIrr, OF Camden Mo.
=. The awarding Ottie medals created the great
interest. AT Its conclusion Mr.. dos. l.. 1hohia:
ON the part Of the ladies and gentlemen oi IL
city who layr So often been delightfully."- lsaocIs
- ted with her in musical matter, and who hhSrtl
greatest admiration for her magnificent voice
presented Miss Fannie Salmon, Of linton.
- lun..some gold locket, with the following ~
is propriutr tmarks:-''BcinTe leaving US ME
nm Fannie, We, II few of your many friends, bt
You to accept thu, little present erewitn hs n
humble Testimonial of our appreciation al u
n, eiacts and virtues which unite IN yoii 10 Tor
"a Gods pLrtst. best work. II lovely Quilted w"hai
We have listened euraptur'd To Your voice, an
e whether IN the JOYOUS songs ol social mirth' !
MT sad requium to the dead, III IN The glorious u
A. THEM 10 the Almighty Giver OF all COOL, mo
tones will iin:er III our ears IN ihe lar I"lurc,ii'
ID the remembrance of dream too beautiful l
III eurth. Press ON. lady, in III Work before y"
,e The prize is within your grasp, aah permit US
indulge the hope that IN ii few short yehrs,
oo may hail you queen OF song, win TIE "oiiu
:lr admiration at Your lert.