The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-06-13
SOUTH KENTUCKY COLLEGE.
Brilliant Close Of a Successful
Session.

learning, but under tho management
Of Prof. Cave 1t is beginning 10 rank
with the first colleges in the state.
The exercises which closed very
successful session, occupied several
nights Of Inst week.
The annual address was delivered
ut the Christian church Tuesday
evening, by Rev. j. Z. Crccl, Of
Henderson, Ky.
On Wednesday evening the junior
exhibition was given ut Mozart Hall
and the following interesting pro-
granmc was carried out:
Inst. duet, Misses Fannie Kay and
I4uln Richards.
lust. solo. Miss Eta Greenwood.
Defamation, "WeDsIcr TO the aur
viyors OF lIrlnker's IIlll," Lutte Petrcc.
Vocal solo, Miss Sillie Mcdaniel
Recitation, "Mary Queen Of Scots"
Miss Ella Pratt.
Inst. solo, Miss Sallio Vaughan.
i.eciMiion, "An Idyio of lhc Period"
Miss SaIlic wager.
vocal duet, Misses Nellie Gaiucs
aud Georgia Bush.
lust. duet, Misses Sallie Powell and
Carrie Dabney.
Essay, @The School Girls vlndica-
ilon." Miss husio Sites.
Vocal solo, Miss Sailie Mcdaniel.
lust. duet, Misses Eta Greenwood
aud Sallic Mclinu.
Essay, Words Miss Sallic
Vaughan.
Vocal solo, Miss Annie Savage.
Grafton, 1T Might Have Becn,''
rhos. Green.
In,, duet. Misses Eta Greenwood
aud Susie Sites.
Grafton. The Key 10 Success Jno.
W. Mcpherson, .Jr.
Vocal trim, Misses Annie Savage,
Nellie Gaines aud Georgia Bush.
Paper, read by Mics Carrie Dabncy.
Inst. duet, Misses Anita Lang.
s,ro,h and Fannie Kay.
Tho entertainment was highly
rrcdi,able 10 the performers. Tie
paper which WAS read by Miss Dab
ney was The most entertaining feature
OF the evenings exercises. II was
read in clear. dis,inc. voice, free
from embarrassment aud the articles
read wcrc well selected. Some OF
tho local hits were quite good.
On Thursday evening the regular
commencement exercises were held.
The following was the prosrainme;ol
the cvering:
Inst. duet, Misses ANNA Lang
slrnlh and Nellie Gaines.
sluia,ory, .Gcnius," Miss Maudc
johnson.
Inst. duet, Misses Fannie Dawson
and Ella Daniel.
Es.ay, "Fcmale Influence" Miss
Fannie Frankel.
Vocal duct, Misses Annie Savage
and Georgia Du.l.,
Inst. duet, Misses Anita Lang
siroil, and Sallie Vaughan.
Essay, To-day" Miss Ella Daniel.
Insi. solo, Miss Sallic Vaughan.
insi. duet, Misses Nellie Gaines aud
Allie Goodwin.
Essay, shadow Miss Anita Lang
siroih.
Vocal soln. Miss Anuie Savage.
Inst. duet, Misses Carrie Dabncy
aud Fannie Dawson.
E.say, .aNil Despcrandum,n Miss
Esiher Faxou.
Inst. solo, Miss Aui,s Llngs,roih.
Essay, .Self.lIclp," Miss Fannie
Coleman.
Vocal duet, Miss Annie Savage aud
Bailey Waller.
Presentation Of diplomas.
lust. duct, Misses Nellie Gaincs
aud Ella Daniel
Prof Caves remarks In presenting
the diplomas 10 the nine graduates
we're appropriate and TOUCHING. The
entire NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. was ok
ceediugly enjoyable. III fact all o.
the closing exercises were unnsuall,
succ, ssiul. Tho >Ilall was li,erall,
ljannmed each evening and Oh Thurs
day The seats were all sold In twent,
minutes after they were placed OF
snic and over a hundred persons wer,
inrued away being unable TO secur'
seats. This was highly gratifying I,
1.-The friends OF the college and espcc
TALLY SO 10 Prof. Cave, AIT was NJ
unnistakable evidence of the popu
lnriiy Of his school.
| On Friday evening tho student
gave an invitation reception at III
college, which was the most ordcrl,
aud enjoyable occasion of the kind
has been our pleasure TO attend IN III
city for years. This closed III
weeks entertainments and they wcr
tho mnst successful that have bee
held IN tho city for long time.
- So
rublic Speaking.
The candidates for the variou
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