Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-07-05

perficial sense, and thus ~ ShS hsHt- bl
reason we see tho great mysteries Of ns
ture unfolded. This Grafton was full Ol
thought, and tho speaker was the recipient
of handsome flowers.
Music-Vocal quartet, " The Ola Bell u
-Messrs. Nauman, Engle, Founders and
Hobbs.
,Recitation-:A Legend of Brussels -
Mss Carrie CdopSr, Robella, Pa. This
sfins selection was read with exquisite
effect. All the evarious Passions of anger,
pity and love were portrayed with splen-
did utterance and the pathos OF the poem
as expressed by Miss Cooper was consum
mate. She was most loudly applauded
and elegant tributes we're awarded her.
Oration-"Ideal Manhood" V.
Lewis, Montrose, Pa. The speaker spoke
of the enduring fame which some have
won by following true ideal manhood.
He showed how necessary to successful
life is the emulation of an ideal life. An
essential attribute Of ideal manhood is
courage. Around us on every side are the
voices OF wrong and dishonesty, and those
who have within manhood that is hon.
Orably ideal have reason to be firm Our
IiC 10 d kIo1L CUutllCJ, lSutA IL JANUS all Our
efforts to win it. In this long struggle to
DO waged against wrong the best. weapon
is the lance of truth. Truth is tie found
alton of manly character, and he only is a
true man who builds his foundation on it.
Ideal manhood is generous manhood, all
mankind is a brotherhood, all mutually
indebted. Ideal manhood sees something
Of good in the lowest of Gods creatures,
h:,l, ,olo fnr
kin. The orator spoke vigorously and
earnestly and his effort was we'll appreci-
ated.
Vocal Solo.-"Carniva! of Venice"
Ernst Endres. Miss Maie Close
Oration-" There Shall bs no Alps
Miss Laura Cloud, Chester, Pa. Every
age has had its individuals who have won
to themselves great nOtOriety and fame.
whose action and achievements the young
lady presented fine picture Of the great
French soldiers life, his efforts and his
brilliant successes. When it became
necessary for him to cross tho Alps with
his soldiers, and ho was told that tho
project was impossible, "Tho word i'm
possible" answered he, SIS the word of
fools. There shall be no Alps" Con-
tinuing, tho speaker shovel wherein lay
the weakness of Napoleon, whose mighty
strength OF will could win SD much. lie
came, saw and conquered but when he
fell, what fall was that ! The Grafton
was we'll written, and She receives. several
fine floral tributes.
Oration-" Dawniugs OF Truth"-M. c.
A. Bowman. Millcrsville. The human
mind is largely susceptible to outward in
tlueucos. The mind grasps tho noble
ideas which fingered in the heart Of the
creator when he gave tho great world to
those who live therein. 1t is thus that
the sacred truths have been discovered
and elevated the human race. The
speaker cited the great achievements in
government and science and religion which
have been secured by tho great men of
ages past, and in we'll chosen ard earnest
words told of the necessity for us of this
generation to follow the deeds of those
who lave done so great things for hC-
manity. The orator spoke earnestly aud
his Grafton was a very thoughtful one and
vas greatly appreciated.
Music-PianO duet" Travatoro." "
Misses Close and Webb; after tho rendi
tion of which an adjournment was had
until 1 40 o'clock.
Tho Afternoon Session.
The exercises of the afternoon session
were as follows Music orations,
" Why" Miss Allce Smith The Inde-
pendent VOTER" II. G. Dornhe.m music;
orations, "What Next" Miss Mary w.
McCulloch Happy Bonds" o. o.
Saylor; music; presentation of diplo-
mas music vaIedictory, Inspired
Men," F. S. Miller music address by
DR.. Brooks and Introduction Of Principal.
elect Shaub music and adjournment.
The names of the graduating class arc
as follows
Scientific Courso-WaIter r. Egbert,
NorristOwn, Pa.
Elementary Course-Ladies Mary T.
Adams, Upton, Pa; Anna NJ. Bence,
Three Springs, Pa; Augusta NJ. Bushong,
New Holland, Pa. Lura Brewer, Wilkes.
barre, Pa; Carrie Cooper, Chester, Pa.
Katharine E. Corbin, Mill Creek, Pa;
Kate F Dinan, Camden, N. ; Katharine
f. Grimes, Marietta, Pa; Ella NJ. Goent-
uer, Hatboro, Pa; Laura r. Hoover,
Berkeley, Pa; Harriet A. Jay, Carbondale,
Pa. Jeanette G. Krause, Mauch Chunk,
Pa. Mary L. Kneedler, Norristown, Pc
Margaretta H. Lawrie, Oxford, Pa Anna
Lubrecht, Hazleton, Pa; Annie NJ. Mil
Ter, uempfeld, Pa; Katharine ID. Miller,
Berrysburg, Pa: Mary w. McCullocl,
McCu!loch's Mills. Pa; Alice Smith, Phil
adelphia, Pa; Mary Smith. Philadelphia,
Pa; Annie M. Wettcraw, Hazleton, Pa.
Gent!emen-W. l. Bear. Manchester,
Pa; c. A. Bowman, Millersville, Pa; J.
W. Cooper. Millersville, Pa; Clarence w.
Corbir, Mill Creek, Pa II. G. Dornheim. |
Gratz. Pa; Horace NJ. Engle, Marietta,
Pa; Chas. II. Fralicl,, ConestOga, Pa, G.
W. FIoundels, Huntingdon Valley. Pa;
b. A. Groves, Chrstiana, Del; S. II.
IlcidIer, Columbia, Pa; Chas. NJ. Hobbs,
Analomink, Pa w. G. Jacobs, Port Royal,
Pa; Il. ID. kuriz, Cttasanqua. Pa; VIM.
V. Lewis. Montr"s", Pa ; ID. Il. LuboH,
FisherviIIe &C. e +. Miller, Gay NJ. W.
MctZger, llempfielh, Pa; Frank :. hlile:, |
Clifford. Pa j. ii. M,nick, O:rstown,Pa
j. larry Pickle, MilIersville, Pa; X. +. |
Porter. Curwensviile, Pa; q. q. Saylnr,
Somerset, Pa; James NJ. Smith. Marshall's |
Creek, Pa; E. +. Stautfer, Washington
borough, Pa; Clarence II. SchOck, Mt. |
JOY, Pa.;C f. Williams, New Enterprise,
Pa.
Master diplomas, in course, were con
ferred upon tho following alumni Emma |
Rife, Belle R. Scott, Laura J. Falk, En-
ma .. Sigler, Carrie ~ Myers, Mary NJ. |
Epright, Eva Roberts, Martha McCully,
Jennie 5. Eenningcr, Aunio r. Lamboru,
Nina A. Ramsay, Ida Weeks. Alice Sea-
ger, G. NJ. Leibig. II. J. Roddy, Henry |
Bonner, J. c. Armstrong, J. H. McGanr,
l w. Roger, W. f. Porter, Jno. A.
Zehner, A: S. Williams, w. A Kuhn,
Chas. T.. BreckOus.
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