Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-06-22
LINDEN HALL.
EIaarY-Nlnra YEAR AT LlrIrz,

LINDEN HALL.
xlsarx-Nlnra rEAx AT L.r1rz.
A Large Audssncs and Briilians Entertain
nsas-Music. Flowers and Beauty
The Graduating Glass.
The commencement exercises of Prof.
brickenstein's Linden Hall female semi.
nary at Lititz never fail to attract large
audience and the seth celebration last
evening was no exception to this rule. 1t
was beautiful moonlight night and very
inviting for drive, 80 that the visitors
from this city and the surrounding country
were very numerous the occasion was
signalized by the return to the school of
many of its graduates and when the
chapel clock sounded the hour for the
opening Of the exercises there was scarcely
vacant seat in the auditorium or CALLER
les. The stage presented striking ap.
pearance. It was elaborately decorated :;
wreath Of blooming laurel ran along
the front of it, magnificent ferns and
other growing plants were set upon it aud
q large collection of floral devices, pre-
sented to the young ladies, was con-
spicuOus feature Of the decorations. Iu
the centre were three pianos and on
either side were seated the young ladies' of
the institution arranged in their classes.
The following composed the graduating
class which, it will be seen, was an un
usually large one Elizabeth B.. Schroff.
Bethlehem Emma Hoch, Lancaster
Mabel Beck, Lititz Mary Bomberger,
Lititz May Ensign, Buffalo, N. Y. !;
Augusta Fall0n, Washington, D. c. Re-
becca Filbert, WOmelsdorf Georgianna
Grif6ng, Philadelphia Emma Hoch,
Adrian Hollinger, Florence Hollinger,
Lancaster Ernestine Huebener, Bethle
hem ; Ida Llewellyn, Annie LlewelIyn,
Shamokin Elsie Mauser. Freichlers ;
Maggie Myers, Lancaster Mary Pile,
Snow Shoe Emma Pott, McConnelsburg;
Margaret Sheasley. Franklin Pamela
Silver, Glenville, Md, and Elizabeth
Shirk, Oregon.
Of these, three had maintained euua,
rank in the class, Misses Fallon, Gritfen
and Sheasley, and the award of the high
est honor, the valedictury, was made by
lot, it falling upon Miss Fallon.
The programme of last evening was a
long one, but varied and interesting, and
commanded the interest of the audience
to the end. 1t was introduced with
brief liturgical service, after which the
exercises were as follows:
" Pilgrims Chorus" from Tannhauser.
" Rome Was Not Built in Day." salu,ai"rv gasr
Miss Nj. BOMBRRGRR.
" Italian Fantasy. Mos-kuyski
Miss M: MYERS. nlIss r.. HUEBENEI
MIss M. scHRopp, Il. KEEs q. CowEN. b.
SPENCER, NJ: kEPLER, Ii. MAYER. IL
SHEETS, L. BRIcKENsrKIN. +. JONES, &,
Overture to Coriolanus' .Beeiao,en
MISSES NJ FILBERr. A. STUBBLEBINE n.
Cook. r. EIcKnOFY X HAHN. Win or
chestral accompaniment.
" Down in the Dewy DELL" :. .,D,ay..
scHsorr, M Asf Toaias H. 6ilLFn, % Knsaln a FAh T.
LON.
lie Premier Jour lie Pension" C,ro
Miss c. PAINE Mad de Valnais); Miss
b. SPENCER Claire) MISSES NJ. MCCoI
NICE. n. BLACkMoRE, II. Cook, =. JONES,
N: FILBERT (Eleves) Miss T. EIcKHoFF
Mad. Monetary MISS .. MONTGOMERY
(Jeanne); Miss j. ROBERTS (rienneitel:
Miss l.: BRICK ENsTErN (Fanny).
" '' Miss Is. FiinERr. -'s1''
The Dolls Overture" re".......... Gurln.
MISSES MISSES l.. BHRlGkENsIE.N. l,. N. kEPLER. l..
JONES, A. HErsiY. b. mATEH ~
Miss q. GRir1lNa. H. ''0eSe"'
" Murgeurite's Three bouquets" ...... Bra0o
MISS M. BLAcKMooRE
MISS +. HOCa.
" valse Allemagne." e."............... Rubinste!u.
bliss F. LEvAN.
/" Shakspearean Burl. sque."
MISS =. HEUBENER tJulieD; Miss Il.
MAUSER (rOrtia) Miss l.. SHIIK (ODhe-
l1a) Miss T. SILVER LADY Mucbethj.
" Hungarian Fantasy" .Lisst.
Miss r. EICKHOFF Miss e.. PAINE.
" Marvellous Work" Chorus from THE Crea-
Solo, Miss ii MYERS. i:as.' ''"yo"'
- In the TOwer. A. ID. li5i... ..Susan Coolidge.
" Fairies kevel.'' vel.''.................. Smart.
v, MlssEs A. AND +. HoILIsaEH.
MISSES /: sToNER. b. WENT, sLAy
MAKER, II. Cook. NJ. BEIckEssrEIN, S.
SHEETS, s. WIssLER. II. FENNER u ith
- The Two Lulables" Tennyson ana Hood.
). MISS Il. PorT, Miss NJ. PILE.
Miss NJ. MYERS. .' f''e"-
u The Building of Mynach Bridge
c.., MISS III. sHEAsLEY.
MISS f. SCHRoPP.
sa''arel'e" from The Italian SYMPHONY" Syn
Miss r. SILVER. q. GRIPPING, Nj. sHEAs.
LEY, +: HOCH, 1. LEEYELLYN, A. LLEwEL
!. LYN WIN orchestral accompaniment.
" Adl1ft on Mid Ocean" Valedictory
Miss a. FALLOn.
Present ltiOn of diplomas.
u Unfold Se Portals Everiastin2" Chorus
from ''The Redemption" "......... Gounod
The musical, literary AMI dram .tic ie,.
lures OF the performance alike attestsd
the culture of those who participated in
them. The salutatpry, valeiictory aud
other essays were We'll written and Grace
fully read; the spsightIy French play
tripped along without balk and tho
burlesque. representing soma
Of tho notable female creations of the great
bard, grouped at a mOdern;tea table, was
very felicitiOus. Tha solos, choruscs and
instrumental parts of tho various musical
exercises were rendered in most accept
'ble manner and were of such general
sverage excellence that special criticism
would be invidiOus. The recitations too
we're excellent in selection and rendition.
After the entertainment the graduates,
many of the old students, and frienns and
'atrons of the institution, engaged in q
ocial reunion, and ~ day the class Of 80
lolds formal reunion at the school.
The next and Goth year of the school
will open Sept. 4, 1888.