The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-06-20
.IASBROUCK'S INSTITUTE.
4 UHOLE WEEK tsE ExClgEzEENT FOR
EHE Pupils.

Many wine Figu red in Commence
.ment EveniDg addresses Tlae Graduates
sRecep,ien-Tlle Schoolss Roll Of Honor.
= Hasbrouck Insi ;itute hasSjust had whole
week of it be- lnning with the delivery
of the Commenc emeat sermon by Rev. DR..
Brett at the B ergen Reformed Church on
Summit savenu ., and enGing with the art
school .exhibi ton yesterday. Monday
evening the nussoale .tcok place. Victor
Baier end Mrs. Florence Cinton-Sutro
directed it. Among the pupils who par
-sicipafed we re Willie. Allie and Clara
Dear dora Clinton, Gerrie Martin. Susie
.reetsel, Cert lie Rudderow, Amanda Jones,
Jessie Igor frank Barnard, olga M'
Menkanto. q, Id Fannie Struble. The under
Graduates e, ,tertainnent drew large audi
,srce,to the [nstitutelast Wednesday after
noon. Their 9 were trio from the ''Hugue-
nots." BY, F lorenzo sE Underwood, Jennie M.
Cleyshew al Id Florence Turner, and recita-
sions by Matter Collins, Willie v. Marsh,
s,Villie g. 4 lorris, Carrie Roberts, Gertrude
sRuddsrow, MAY e. Rowland, Gregory s..
smith. Ali &c De Revere, Blanche Collins,
While f. Moore, Julius w. Baier, May N.
Craig. S. g. Negus, DR., Carrie Il. Martin,
While Ii. Clarke, May P. Coyne, Harry NJ
Moore, Jennie L. Treeiand, Philip NJ. Brett
lhursdAy evening the climax was reached
The Commencement exercises proper oc
CURED. The Tabernacle, thronged with
the fashion and beauty and culture of
Z shs city, was gavEgith flowers. The Glee
Chorus, recruited from the school pupils,
and Wering's orchesira--the whole under
the lead of Mr. Baier-were stationed on
one side of the platform. President Gates, of
{ Rutgers, with President G. G. Stimets and
the Faculty of the Insti ute, occupied seats
to the right. The evening WAS spent IN
--sratory and music The selections to which
the Glee Club treated the audience were
rendered with such grace and spirit that,
in spite of Principal Stimets's injunctions
against encores, they had to repeat one OF
the merry roundeiays of the "Mikado"
before the audience would allow the play
to go on. The Latin Salutatory was by
james E. Hulshizer, Jr., and would doubt
less have been appreciated if, as lady at
oursside remarked, he had only spoken his
words SO that they could have been under
stood. She did not know he was, possibly,
calling her names in Latin. Miss Clara B.
Barker, in her essay on Conflict" didn't
take much stock inslEck, b ut insisted, what
every practical fellow kno WIS isn't so, that
intelligent perseverance W i'll work out any
desired achievement In 81 ute of fortunes
zErewa. Miss Ella W. Bf owns essay on
ssETery day English" show, I'd such critical
taste that we fear, if she ees this article,
she will hack 1t all tospieces for its lapses.
Joseph M. Rector showed is appreciation
OF EUening JournGl Literal ure by echoing
its demand for high liceI Use. Frank T..
.Shawda made plea for the passage of the
Blair Educational bill. Eta S. Pelzer des-
canted on the extent to whie the Royalty
of manhood is enslaved by be baser pas
sions and instincts. Gertr, ade A. Evans
showed how utterly imposi nble it is to
produce a novel that viii reflect all the
varieties OF American life and scenery
Alfred P. G. Quimby illuminate ID against the
caucus, Executive Sessions, and ether
secret methods of legislation without say
dng "a word about the pecu liar secrecy
18th which Legislation at Trenton,
against which his father has been
hurting thundcrbolts for years, is
accomplished. Thomas E. Hoffman
talked about the Press, an showed
his utter ignorance of tnetopic Ivy holding
up the sleepy Tribune and Comm ercid Id
gertiser as model American newspapers.
Mabel3 G. Foster described England, with
t&40 tdStucb6 VI ueE QOukkkAOA6 duQ The
prevalence of her tongue, as .sThe Worlds
Policeman" Lucien 81 Wash5urn attacked
the policy of the Labor Strikes. Cora M.
Packer read a well digessed and well
arranged essay on the Relation of Art to
Civilization. Horace L. Allen made a plea
fer the Red Mao Miss Florence Savage's
Valedictory was a little gem of sentiment
and poetry. Principal Stiness awarded
medals IS follows.
Thee. ". CIerihew geld medal, for scholarship
in the boys department, to Gregory &.,6Inith The
George Carragan gold medal for scholarship in the
girls, department to Hiss l.. Florence kavoye; the
Edwin +. Racon gold medal, for greatest improve
ment in German, to James P. McConwill cold
medal for superiority ia piano execution, to Miss
Olga NJ MonsantO; second prize for superiority in
piano execution, TO Miss Mamie T. Edwards ell
yer medal, for diligence in piano piano practice
to Miss Olga IL. Mons2nto. In Art School-Gold
medal for best prize Of castdrawing to Miss Anna
=: Ku1pp; honorable mentiou for same work Of
Misses Laura ]. PHILIPPE, Bessie Hunt and Cora M
Packer; book OF poems. prize for best Piecsof Fat
drawing, to Miss Marian Hopper.
Then diplomas were presented to the
graduates as follows:
Classical Course: Horace Z. Alien James E. Eul-
shizer. Jr. tSautator5aa.) J. Clement Justin Gao
A. Nicholson. Alfred @. P. Quimby. Joseph NJ
English Course: Ella W. Brown. Ella carraean.
Frank B. clenonss Gertrude A. Evans. Mabel q. /
Foster Edward B. Gumaer. Raphael NJ kcKsnzie
aaresret o. Mcrrison-Hencrary. Wesley b. Negus
Cora A. Packer, Eta 5. Pelzer, L. Florence Sayoye
tValcdicterianl Frank 7. Ehawdas E1lie L. Thomas
Commercial Course: George II. Budke, Jr., Thos |
z. Hohman-Honorary, James Il. Isbills. S George
Negus, DR., Elias II. Hisson, Jr., Robert G. Wash
burn, Lucisn II. Washbufn-Honorary. Walter
Wilkinson.
Fine Arts: Clara B. Barker. Laura j. Phillips.
AT the end President Gates made an nm
usually attractive address to the gradua-
ting class.
Friday evening the graduates reception
took place on the first floor of the Institute
Carriages blocked all the approaches from
till after midnight, and the cream of Jer-
sey City's younger society made up the
throng. Joseph III. Rector, Walter Wick
man, 3. II. Sisson, Dr., ] E. Hulsheger,
Jr., w Il. Negus, Clara Barker, Gertrude
A. Evans. Cora IA. Packer and Ellie L.
Thomas, were the Reception Committee.