Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-06-19
LoNoAK FEMALE SEMINARY !:

INSTITUTION were somewhat varied
from former years, and the change
is satisfactory one, and the pro-
gramme quite as interesting, al
though devoid of as much display,
as formerly.
The Annual Sermon was preached
in the M. E. Church South last Sun
day by Rev. Nj. f. b Rice, and was
fine literary treat, highly instruc-
tive and pertinent to the occasion.
1t was received with the most flatter.
ing favor by the large and apprecia-
tive audience assembled to hear it.
On Tuesday night Soiree Must
Gale was held at the College and not
withstanding the unfavorable weatn-
er, a large concourse of friends and
patrons of the school were present.
1t was most enjoyable affair. The
music, both instrumental and vocal,
was rendered in a manner that re-
Elected credit upon pupils and teach
ers and the recitations showed mark
ed progress and hard study on the
part of the students.
The following was the programme
at the Soiree:
Opening chorus-"Hail Smiling
Morn"
Prayer by Rev. w. c. Griffith.
Anthem-"Thank
Salutatory-Miss Carrie Smith.
"Traineaux Mazurka," Is hands,
Misses Berry, Lowrey, Wien, Hes
sey.
Downfall of Paris" = Misses
Smith, Hyde, Tabler.
Quartette Murmuring Sean--
Misses Pitzer, Knott, Messrs Maiden
bousch, Undertake.
Piano Solo-"Dance DIES Feies'--
Miss Lulie Wilen.
"Danish Air,"-(4 hands) Misses
Deatrick, Hyde.
Recitation - Charcoal ~ Miss
Lille Eichelberger.
"Vaillance Polka Militaire''-(4
hands, Misses Riggs, Peterman.
Piano Solo--"Le Carnival de
Venicen-Miss Nadenbousch.
Chorus-"The Morn unbars the
Gates of Day"
Fest March"--(6 hands) Misses
Peternan, Sperow, Mason.
Era Diavola"-(S hands) Misses
Roderick, Riggs, Wilen, Spillman.
Piano iSolo-"A Potpourrie'---
Miss Minnie Riggs.
Recitation-"Truth in Parenthesis :"
Miss Ella Riggs.
"Il Trovatoreo-(4 hands) Misses
Maggie and Lulie Wilen.
Piano Solo-"Marche DIES Tam
bours''-Miss Ada Roderick.
Vocal Solo-"Who's that tapping
at the Garden Gate"-Miss Brucie
Hyde.
''Lucia di Tammermoor'' - "a
hands, Misses Rousch, Nelson.
Recitation-"Ave Maria"-Miss
Lowrey.
lies Males DIES Indes''--(4 hands)
Misses Buxton, Nadenbousch.
Piano Solo" Martha"-Miss Ber-
ry.
Observation-Disclosures and %
Master Austin Roderick.
Piano Solo-"Le Reve''-Miss
Maggie Wilen.
Fanfare Militaire"--(6 hands,
pianos) Misses Roderick, Small
Riggs.
Closing Chorus-''Keep Pushing"
The entertainment lasted until
near eleven O'Clock, and all present
were pleased and delighted with the
evenings entertainment.
On Wednesday evening the closing
exercises were held in the M. Z.
Church South. The programme of
the evening was as follows
Opening Chorus--"The Morn I'M
bars the Gates of Day."
Prayer by Rev. j. w. Nelson.
Anthem-"Make a joyful noise"
Class Essay-"Eyangeline Miss
B. Kearfott.
Quintette-"We are Happy and
Free''-Pitzer, Knott, Bushnell, Ma
denbousch, Timberlake.
Select Reading-"An order for a
Picture"-Miss Start.
Chorus-"Keep Pushing"
Address-Hon. Henry Kyd Doug
las.
Chorus-"Hail to the Spring
Time"
Valedictory--Miss Spillman.
Quartette-"The Moon Is beaming
on the Lake. Misses Pitzer Knott,
Messrs. aNadenbousch, Undertake.
The following awards were then
distributed
COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.
Certificates of Distinction. Miss
Mamie Spillman, Miss Battle Kear-
fott, Miss Jennie DeGrange, Miss
Ida Small.
AWARDS OF MERIT.
Collegiate Department - Junior