The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1886-06-22
JUNE II. 8 p. VI.


Summer Fancics-Chorus. { o Me.r,,
Latin Saintatory-Miss Tud,c Grardm.
Der freiSchutz. overture. c.. Izernvl-
Misses Corrle Grayd"n, Matilda Green and
Hattie Reynolds.
A Legend of the Northland Misses Julia
Mcils, Mamie Hill, Bessie oldham, rita
Blake, Daiscv Waller, Winona Durs,, Luln
Young. ~
II Answer to Thy Prayer III Come. vocal
s"l"-MiSS Hattie Reynolds.
yong west l." Dir-Miss Mamie Williams.
Mncklng Bird, instrumental uuartc,,c
H"itman)--Missc Corrie Gravdnn, Matilda
Green, Katie Bullock and Hattie Rryu,lds.
Our Minister'S Scrmon-Miss Bessie Old
Norma, instrumental solo { LevbacaD-M,ss
Corric Graydon.
Entertaining Her Big Sisters Bcau-Miss
Tudic Hill. ~
Ginning Bells of Long Ago, scmi-chorux
SoopeT?-Miss Matilda Green, Bessie Hill,
Hattie Reynolds and Katie Bullock.
The Bald Headed Man-Miss Corric GRAY
don. W."
l puritani (BcrgrMiss Corric Gravdon
and Matilda Green.
A Scene from lie Cid-Misscs Marion n,
Ior and Callie Simmons.
In the Starlight. vocal duct-Misscs Hattie
Reynolds and Matilda Green.
Golden Bells. Instrumental duet Smith
Misses C"rrlc Graydon and Matilda Green.
Socrates Sno0ks-Miss Sallie Whitlock.
The storm, instrumental solo (Wcbcr)-
Miss Matilda Green.
Annie La~uric--Chorus.
This was the last evening of the COM
mcncement, the house was crowded and
the interest undated. Opened bv
Chorus, "Summcr Farcics, was nicely
sung by the whole school. Latin Sa.
lutatory' was Dutch to many of us,
having forgotten nearly all VIC ever
knew about it. "a Legend of rho
Northland' was given in concert and
was recitcd almost perfectly. .sIn An.
Swer to "hy Prayer III come" (solo)
was sung with much pathos and cnrn1
e%stncss. Knocking Bird" instrumental
quartette. 1t looked Il little unusual to
% lou young ladies all playing the
!. . thing: They kept good time and
made the bird almost sing. ''Entcrtain-
ing Her Big Sisters Beau was the de-
c'ded hit of the evening. We were
surprised to know that the little child
iau such wonderful powers Of clocu-
ton, you could hear every word dis
linctly. The universal verdict was that
the recitation was exceedingly good.
~lhe Bald Headed Man" elected much
applause. THE Storm instrumental,
solo, was very fine. You could hear
the thunder roll and reverbcrate very
plainly. was grand even to our un-
cultivated ear. Chorus :Annic L.auric,,
was sung and the Greenwood Female
College was at an end.
The audience was invited to sncializc
themselves for an hour or two and MANY
took advantage of the opportunity Of
Tered. We were sorry that all the per-
formers could not be mentioned, but it
would take more than Il whole news
paper to mchtion everything that trans
pred. All did we'll. The girls are
doubtless glad of the vacation that is
before them. Hard study has been the
watch word of the session Ms was do
lhonstratcd by the phenomenal success
achieved i in all the departments Of the
College. In the calisthenic exercise
the class was uniformed in blue dresses
trimmed in white. They were bccom-
'ngly and tasteiully gotten up and made
ii hn2 appearance. Green wood is proud
OF her College and has reason to be
thankful that the faculty is so efficient.
The next regular College session will
begin sometime in September. Our
was filled with visitors and were
Hospitality entertained by our citizens.