Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-16
seeUIN INSTITUTE.
Tho Niastesnth annual Concert and
Commencement
At the Opera House Last Evenlng--'An
Excellent Programme Well Rem
dered by the Pupils

Last evening the Opera House neia Hn
other large audience, attracted tni'ne. 70
w~;,nssst the Commencement exercises OF the
seauin Collegiate Institute. Tnis scnool
ID, the direction of Misses Pauline ID.
s.,r;n and E. Zelda Blanchard, has tor
nine,esu wears past been q Of the recos-
nized educational institutions of the CITY,
and has as q consequence ever enjoyed q
n,oo, successful career. Like oil former
Commsncements, the exercises of last even
ing reflected great credit upon the school,
~ sb;I;tv of the teachers and the thorough.
mass At the method of instruction employed
being shown in the proficiency OF the PuPiis
in their musical numbers the markea
merit displayed in the papers OF the grad
The Commencement exercises were In
auonrated BY a qusrtette, Berg's arrange,
ment OF Wsllenhsupts Grand March,
Misses Florence Muldoon and Mary Nolte
taking the first piano, and Misses h Rus-
sell and Kate Warner the second. 10 the
measured notes of this march the teachers
graduates, and the ladies OF the senior
Glass entered and took seats in q semi
cercle on the right and rear OF the stage.
When the strains Of the march had
ceased, Miss E. Cora Schultze came for
ward and delivered the s~alutstorY, q care
fnlIy prepared and well read paper. which
showed decided originality and we'll d.
rected thought. The lady spoke unde
very adverse conditions, however, the es'
cane of steam from the natural gas pipe,
on Fourteenth street, making her utter.
ances inaudible to all save those OF the
audience Immediately in front OF the
STAGE. The FIRST part Of the programme
vas her proceeded with, as follows:
chorus Brcckway
Piano solo-"Reyerie,
voo., .o,o-aTbat Ni Dsa MI Little Girl of Killarney"
'' Lanks
Miss Mamie Fletcher.
In,tr,mental duet" the Buglers Galop," .Merz
Misses Pearl Dillon and Emma Klinge.
Piano trio-"Brilliant Rondo, 81 reaeoos
Misses J. McDOnnough: Cora Linn and 4.
Connolly.
Vocal so,o-"The Three Maids Of Lee, -Roeckel
Miss Annie Dieringer.
Plano solo-"Jeunesse Doree,n" o.
Miss Minnie M. Schultze.
Chorus-'Merry, Right Merry Are We,"
0' Disbecker
Each number was rendered in the most
creditable manner, and flowers and ap-
plsuse were showered upon the pupils by
the appreciative audience. At the conclu.
sion Of this portion of the programme Os-
car Seeley, Esq announced the rewards
to the classes, and then the second part OF
the rogramme was rendered, as follows:
neutrality-suspicious. Grand Etude Galop," :,
Frat pIano-Misses NJ. Schulize and 7. Dillon.
Second piano-Misses h. kyne and l.. CrisWell.
Dialogue-"The ! oung Poets,"
MissFs NJ. McAllister and NJ. Thompson.
Vocal solo-"Little bark Eyes, Do You Love Me-"
Cooper
Miss Emma Connolly.
instrumental duet-"Galop de Concert" Stockton
Misses Emma Russell and Anna Dieringer.
/. Fletcher, F. McAli,ter, C. Kilmyee, ]. Htz-
patrck, G. Brady, h. MGAllistef, X. Kim.
BILE, II. Kilmyer and J. Williams.
Vocal solo-"No, I'll Marry Him l Love-
miss May ". Prince.
| Piano solo ola Refine des Fees"
sydney Smith, Op. ~
Miss Florence V. Muldoon.
instrumental duet-"Marche Militaire," '.."..... Berg
Misses Mary Nolts and Kate Warner
Vocal sOlo-"Wouldn't You, "",......"-..Lockwood
Miss Julia McDonnough. .
| The same favorable mention made ct
Part /. applies with equal force to Part H.,
each number being we'll rendered and we'll
received.
Col. Robert White then conferred the
diplomas and medals upon the graduates.
as follova;
First honors Of the graduating class,
diploma and gold medal, for proficiency in
the course Of English literature and instru.
mental music, upon Miss Minnie W.
Schultzs.
Second honors Of the graduating class,
diploma and gold medal, for proficiency in
the course of English literature and instru-
mental music, upon Miss Z Cora Schultze.
Each of these ladies was also presented
with a fine gold watch, tho gift of their
father, Mr.. A. ). Schultze.
Honors in their respective classes, for
proficiency in Engllsh literature, were also
conferred upon Miss Maggie B. Dougherty,
Miss Leila c Criswell, MISS Lille G.. Haw.
kins and Miss Emma A. Klinger.
Fayoyallo aention was made Of Miss
May V. Prince.
Miss Minnie M. Schultze delivered the
vsledictory in a manner emitting her to
the highest praise, and the com.
mencement was at an end. Teachers,
graduates and pupils received many warm
congratulations upon the s..ge Of the close
of the programme, and the audience as it
slowly dispersed was a unit in voting the