The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1884-05-28
CLOSING EXERCISES At T1RGE
Nh COLLEGE.

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This exercises were opened with pray
er by Rev Mr. Jones, after which cam
must: by piano, violin and guitar. Mex
came an apology for the absence .
Hon. II. J. Patton, the speaker Of tn
night, by MI. w 3. Ragsdale. "Il
the Starlight" by Misses Nellie anc
Net'ie Thomas, was pronounced the
best piece of music of the night, and
was received with loud applause
Next In order came the Grafton clas s
composed of eight young men of the
school, who did justice to Themselves,
and honor 10 their teachers. The judg-
es in this contest were Mr.. Mcmillan,
of Knoxville; Dir. Hotchkiss. of New
York; and Mr.. F. W. Taylor, Jr., OF
cur county.
The beautiful gold medals were pre-
sented by DR. j. w Pierce to Mr.
Eugene Cassidy, ard Master Willie
Francisco.
The next thing Oh the programme was
tn caiisth mic class, which was pro
Hounced the most interesting exercise
of The evening, and numerous requests
" ere II ade FIR it 10 be repeated on the
second night. Greut credit is due the
young ladies who had charge Of the
class, and trained it So perfectly.
J he theatrical performance was
splcndidly executed, and elected loud
and continued applause from thu au-
dience-particulorly the comic appear
ance, Witty sayings and ludicrous mis-
takes of the country cousin" as acted
by r. B. Francisco.
The prominent features of the second
night, was the composition class, COM
posed of eleven beautiful little girls.
The judges in this contest were Mr..
of Knoxville; DR.. Lee, of
Chattanooga; and DR.. Hill, Of Knox
Vile.
The compositions were of the highest
grade, and each young lady was boun-
tifully awarded with beautiful flowers
Miss Matte Jarnagin was the winner
of the beautiful gold medal, which
was presented by DR.. r. s. Tidwell.
Capt. Tomlinson now came forward,
and called Master Robt. Gill to the
ag., he having won tie beautiful
grade med H..
Rev. Mr.. Jones made nice short
speech, while the judges were coming
10 their decision, after which Mr.. Rags
lale made few remarks by way of an
nouncements.
According TO a vote of the audience.
he theatrical performance Of the pre-
fious evening was repeated, after which
here was music, and the vast throng
was dismissed.
Every inch of available space in the
arge hall, was packed with interested
'pectators, who were enthusiastic in
heir praise of the manner in which
everything was conducted.
We predict that the number of pupils
enrolled next session, will be much
arger than at present, and we know
he school will he conducted upon prin-
.iples that viii make il blessing and
fixture in our midst.
The close of the present session was
decidedly the most interesting event
hat ever occurred in our county, and
peaks in the highest terms of the en-
rgy and perseverance, of the young la
lies who, by their zeal and devotion to
heir caase have made it success.
May Virginia College have many
nore such commencements, and may
uccess crown the efforts of these de-
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