The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-13

tehdrich, in recitation; Miss Ella Wit.
NW,er, III an instrumental solo; Miss Edna
simpson, in song; Master Charles s.
Mitchell, in reoitation; Miss Beulab
race, in the exquisite vocal selection
"Stl!l Far from Me-" and Little Miss
Anna Tension in her recitation al
"'Spoopendyke Rides Il Bicyole.n All
tho others were good and these spscial
mentions are NOT 70 be understood ~
disparagihg to any.
Ihe graduating class OF seven men,
bers was composed OF two young ladies
snd i've young gentlemen: Miss Mag.
gle fonison, Miss Maud Wisdom, and
Masters Edwin Prather, Willie Rawlins,
Hugh Carleton, &. b. Bradshaw and M.
Nj. Thompson. Miss Tension read beau.
!iinily an essay on Napoleon" display
ing thorough acquaintance with the
ITO and character of that greatest OF
warriors and conquerors. She was most
| elegantly dressed, was heartily applaud.
gu ana received II perfect
ings. Mis- Vision was
equally happy in tho matter ana man.
nor Of her essay ON "ThOught Widens
with the Process Oft Suns,h ard was
also the recipient OF many
exquisite testimonials in the
way Of floral offerings and
applause. The young gentlemen OF
the class, without exception, acquitted
themselves handsomely and reelected
credit, not only upon themselves, but
their school.
In very neat aud appropriate adj.
dress Professor Grove conferred tho di-
plomas and thus closed one of the most
entertaining and credltablo exhibitions
Witnessed IN Dallas this season. The
professor deserves great credit for the
substantial institution which no has
built up III our midst, and is q public
beneiactor in that he is making, iigura-
lively speaking, two blades of grass TO
grow where but one grew before.
The following is the
PRoGRAMME--PART 1.
Music. "rhe Grove School March, y
Taliaforro.
|. Recitation, Emancipation o.
Man." Nettie p. Fendrich.
2. Defamation, "An Adjuration,'
Willie p. johnson.
3. Quartette, "Neck aud Neck"
4, Defamation, "Rogulus," j. III. TIT
teriugton.
8. Defamation, Education" Her
bert Y. Field.
g. Instrumental solo, "Whisperlng
Wind" Ella witwer.
Z. Song, "Starry Waves" Edna O.
Simpson,
s. Defamation, Character of Napo.
leon" Robert i. Allen.
0 Sextett, I'll Corricolo."
10. Defamation, "The Republio,'
Charles s. Mitchell.
IL. Recitation, "Spoopendyke Loses
His Collar Button,p Leola V. Rawlins,
IL. Duet, "COnvent Bells" Ella Wit
wer and Jessie Prather.
10, Song and Chorus, "The Old Red
| Cradle"
IA. Defamation, Imperishablt
Lives Henry M. Bryan.
10. Defamation, "Liberty OF the
Press" CarGie A, SHELTON.
10 5 lng, "Sill Far from Me-" Beu
lab Pace.
II. Defamation, "The BOYS Essay
on Girl.," @. l.. Patterson.
Is, Defamation, Massachusetts anC
South Carolina" Thomas Camp.
10. Trio, "LeHigh Poika.p
| 20. Defamation, "One Sysltm q III.
nance" II. NJ. Skoito..
II. Recitation, "SpnopoIdyke Rides
o Bicycle" Anna G. Tension.
PART II--GRADUATING CLASS.
l. Defamation, "Mind, this Glory oI
Man. Edwin Prather
2. Essay,
ellis game WIS Empires, his stakes wer,
| tuuuca,
| His table earth, his die, wire human bones.
MAGGIE ]. TENSION.
3. Defamation, "The n. \ Race
Willie II. RaWlins.
4. D0c.t, al Trnvatore,"
D, ESSAY, "fhe Conquosts Of SCIENCE
Hugh Carlton.
9. Defamation, "Llberty aud I'm
ion,n G. Is, Bradshaw.
Z. Qnartette, Glove a. Sight,
8, Easay, "rh0ught Widens with The
Proco.s OF the Suns" Maude A. Wis
dom.
8. Defamation, "Unjust National
Acquisitions" NJ, NJ. Thompson.
10. Granting Certificates Of Gradua'
| ton.