Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-06-19
The Misses Nash and
Miss holIOck,s School.
The ANNUAL CONCERT. THURSDAY
NIGHT, JUNE 10TH.


The very large number Of visitors
and citizens that assembled in the
brilliantly lighted parlors OF the
Misses Nash and Miss Koilock's
school, Thursday night, June 10Th,
had the pleasure OF being entertain
ed with delightful music, vocal and
instrumental, aud very effective and
artistic choruses. under the direction
OF Mrs kanouse, the highly accom-:
rllshe,l teacher OF Music, whose rerx
u,a,lon was we'll sustained By the
young ladies Oh this occasion. The
audience was ffsl-ciass IN size aud
quality, and TO meet them they
found a programme SO exaellen, and
SO we'll rendered as 10 bring con-
Gfalnlatious TO each.
We would mention especially the
ease aud smoothness with which the
two Quartets, Poet aud Peasant"
aud Soldiers Chorus" were per
formed. The archuess of Misses Lu-
cas- aud Potter, in Two Merry G!Els,'
was really merry, and elected merry.
laughter aud Chaps. The ~soloists
acquitted themselves in a most cred
liable manner The duet from
Martha, vas executed with a vlgnr
and .l,acity truly wholesome. In
the chorus, Three Chafers,' we un-
der>,ood the young ladies 20 say
Glove was all a h%umbug." Such in
fidelity IN young ladies' was appal-
Ing, aud We asked an explanation
from Il OF them, who said she only
meant pnu-ior you know, said
she, a chatter is a hum (ming) bug
this put the matter in a new light
and calined our fears that the world
was moving too last when fifteen
year-old misses proclaimed love a
huubuy.
For the benefit of those who we're
not present, We give the program NE
III tull /:
|. Sex,ct--Galop--S treabbog =
Misses Mary KIbler, S. Potter, Lii
,ian Day, V. Hammer, Isabella Ora
ham and Henrietta Collins.
=. Chorus-Bohemian Gi,l-~Ba!te.
3. Trio-Valse- StFeubdoy--Misses
Hope Summerell, Minnie Giles and
VI. Hammer.
+. Piano Homer
Bortlcn--MisS Lucy Webb.
s.. Dlet-Martha-Irr. by Sgd
neg Anith Misses Belle Cunning.
nam aud Mary Du>kin.
g.. Piano Soto-Dause Rus,ique-
Uiliiont Nason-Mi>s K, Maxwell.
Z. Vocal Duet-O Swallow. Hap.
py Swallow -hucken-Mlsses May
Lucas and L. Potter.
s. Quarte,-Poet aud Peasant
Carr. by BrunneD- Seppe-Miss
Lucy Webb, Carrie Jones, Emmle
Maxwell and May Lucas
PART ii.
l. Trio-tor two Planos-L'elisire
damote-(Arr. by AIbertD DOM
@eui-Ml>>rs Ii. Kirkland, +. Potter
duu y. tldIfl>S.
,. Vocal Duet--Two Merry Girl>
are we ioccr-M Misses +. Potter
and May Lucas.
3, Piano SoIo-.La Baiadlne--
Lysbery-Ml,s Mary Duskln.
t. Quarte,--Soldiers Chorus
EauSt-(Arr. by +. L ShuLert)-
Gouuod--Ml>ses s. Potter, Belle
Cunningham, Lillian Day and IL
Kirkland.
). Chorus-Three Chaters- 1rahn
6. Piano Solo-IilghIaud Gems
Flowers OF the For.e, Kelvin
Grove and Cauphel.s are Coming
- Willie Pupe-Miss Julia Harriss
Z. Chorus--The Golden Harves'
Time.
This closed one of the most sue
cesstul sessions OF this deserved,
popular school, and now the youn!
ladies are at their homes where the,
carried the very best wishes OF eacI
other and many kind remembrance
Of their excellent teachers tn
Misses Nash, Miss kollock, Mis-
Goodrich aud Miss Kanouse, VIII
are foremost among our leading &c
ucators. This school has no supt
rior in the South. y pleasant vacs
ton to all