The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-29
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JUsIOR EIHIRITIOa
Al the wheeling Female College Last
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The entertainment at the Female College
last evening, by the Junior Glass, was ons OF
Unusual merit Tho hall was made very Al.
t,acuvs, the platform being covered with
snowy linen and the walls hung with fresh
green wleAthing, under which was placed
brackets, busts and pictures, all arranged In
al artistic manner. Just above tho class was
arranged very beautifully the class motto,
t'Persevsre,n! and 1885. 1aI'4d sllf
85At 5 O'Clock the class appeared at the
southern entrance, preceded BY the President
Of the Faculty. Altar all were seated the
President announced that tho exhibition
would DO opened by piano duet, performed
by Misses Parkinson and BlundoD, after
which followed recitation by Mils Maggie
Eyana, OF Benwood. she gays faithful dc.
ilneation oil "a Domestic Tempest" giving
high evidence Of thorough elocutionsry
training. 8tyt t.l.L rf G,H
"Lessous," by Miss Bird Wilson, was al.
mirnble, we'll rendered and extremely inter
sstipg. f9aNta 5E4lig n "a9a n
A Piano Solo. grand vAlse. by Miss Annie
Shaw, followed. Tnis young pianist seemed
to hayd wonderful psehenal0not the
Author, SchulhoG, and gave great sati1fac.
ton. l lIasf7..0,1 4Es.I||W.
Miss Lulu Wolfe, Of Ohio, rendered very
prettiiy the recitation BREAD on the Wa.
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All was hush and e1pectation for the first
Essay OF the evening. by Mia, Blandon, from
the "Permanent EeSt." Her paper was we'll
prepared and received GENEROUS applause
after she resumed her seat.
Miis Cora Parkinson, tf Moundsville, de-
lighted the audience with a piano solo,
Lanse's "Flowsr Song" MIS-, Parkinson
displays true musical instinct, and unscts
great credit on Miss Logan, her teacher.
The closing recitation, Romeo and ju-
let" was received with very great favor.
Miss Hunter should continue earnestly her
study OF elocution, as she possesses no ord.
nary dramatic power. .3"11. ~
Mits B:andon. q pretty, petite blonde,
stepped to the piano and pleased the audi.
s9Ss Is. gse1!Iy By her happy rendering Of The
Mics PetsTman, the President OF the clasy,
cloied the exhibition by very interesting
account Of three years Of college life, under
the form OF voyage. The President, Pro.
tessors aud 9 Gus were all duly preseuted, and
received their share Of praise In Miss Peter
mans happy and intelligent style. She
looked very queen as she came forward to
present her we'll prepared papsr. 'al
All the young ladies' ACC n!ttsd themselves
crsuitAbly, Hnd only ADDED new laures, to
those already won by this widely known and
very popular institution. 0I 10
Willis the President and class were passing
from the stage to the parlor Mr.. &C. MILF
gan entertained the audience with cornet
solo, accompanied by Miss Marsh on the
piano. Mr. Milligan exhibits wonderful ar.
tistic skill in the use OF his isvorits instru.
ment. ~, -
The reception, which followed the :exhibi-
ton in the spacious college psrlors; will be
long remembered by the many who bad the
honor and pleasure Of participating in It. %
Many Of tbs young fades received, lovely
bouquets OF hIwers and rich books from ad-
mitipg friends. The costuming Of the class
! was simple, yet very elegant. IL
The ushers. Misses keev.r and Alma Con-
nes, we're very faithful in the performance Of
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A large audience was present, considering
the inc!emeucy Of the weather. Z