Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-14
HAPPY GEKLs.
The Great Day or che Year at Hoi-
ifns-interestinx Exercises
The Graduates. &r.
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Horirss INSTITUTE. June l3-The forty-nfih
annual session OF holins .iosol t.u .y-IaeI
S'ert n oo.1ed it, FIRST session In 1919 for both
gexes and had prosperous career Tor ten years
In 1859 10 changed lis policy fnd opened tnat year
| with broad and elevated course OF study for
Girls only. slIce that time the attendance, In
Guiding The entire period. has averaged III,
nearly ali boArders. It's graduates are scattered
ali over tho country. North as well as Houth,
Wosf a. we'll az East, and IL has it, representa-
lives IA foreign lands. The attendance this ses-
sion has been i%5 boarders ana 10 Gay pupl's,
| which oiled the accommodations Inc place u
Itself beautiful aud nnely equipped. while tbe
.urroundincs in all directions are picturesque
and charming TO the lover o, nature.
The commencement exercises proper began NJ
10 O'Clock this morning. ana large ana ap2,e-
exercises began by the singing OF hymn by the
pupils. sfter which prayer was offered by Rev.
C. ryree, Of salem, Va Inc eerutcatos OF t 1is-
fesssr w. TAYLOR Thorn: then followed piano
quarteite By Misses Collier, q. Jones. J. Rankin,
and WalstOn. then chOras by the cnorus ciass
OF Hollins Institute, and piano solo by MISS
Tb, metals we're delivered by Rev. Mr. Denny,
Of the Methodist church Of salem, In most
happy manner
scholarship: Miss Elizabeth W. Quinby, Vlr-
ginia. -, o..,-
IN Inc locale Parish Psyton Prize for Vocal
Music: Miss lala B. Terrell, Mississippi.
Medal for Vocal Music: Miss Thnlia Hayward,
Louisiana ,,,- - =, -
Texas, and Imogen NJ. Avis, Virginia
A piano duet by Ella Williams and Snllie
TalbJt WAS well rendered. and a vocal solo by
Miss Tbslia :. Hayward, OF New Orleans, was
The address to tho school was delivered by
Rsv. Clarence A. Adams, D. d.. pastor Of Broad
Street Baptist church. Philadelphia. His thsme
MAS Hero Worship and HerOhm, in which he gave
the Young ladies' much good advice, telling them
What thsy shoud strive after ano how to bear
themselves m heir future life. II was full OF
beautiful thoughts ana sOunu au'lce, az eAcleu
Then came vocal solo BIZ Miss NJ. shultz, and
piano solo by Im1gene AVIS
Professor ". Taylor 1nom delivered the d.
plomas TO ihe graduates In special courses 70 q
large number az scholars. as follows:
f. English Misses Bottio +. Cleveland, Viz
eiuia: Irene Goodman, Virginia; Cora j. Jones.
Texas: Elizabeth w. Quinby, virgins; Bessie
GammelI. south Caroline; ITALIA Hayward,
Iouisisns; Edna Aofiott Virginia, aud Mary z.
Root, Iexas.
Engli-h Literature: Misses Mollie Begg7, hlh-
bnma: Nes.ie Bulst. South Carolina; Alice Col
ler Virgins: May EnysOn, virginia; Annie u.
Gay. Virginia: Cora j. Jones, Texas; Euuic9 g.
Miller. Mississippi; Lula Pits, south Carolina:
Lucy b. stone Virginia: Leila VI. Turner VIZ
cina: Alice Brown, south Carolina: Minnie
/ Clvburn. south Car0iua: Nay klslOn, Ken
lucky: BESSIE Gammell. south Carolina; Roe u.
hurt. virginia; Bessie ". hhox. virginia; Mary
/ y. Nunu. Tezas; Janey p. Steel. Virginia; Lala
j. Terrell, Mississippi, and Julia Wright, Viz
Cnia. $500
North Carolina; Bessie ~ h n v Sirglnla' Lucy
MOiett Virginia; fancy T. steel, Virginia, aud
Nettie Wysor, virginia
/ ". French language: Misses Carrie Chris
tisn. virginia: Annie B. Gay. Virginia. Bessie VI.
I "a Iauu
/ g. Grsndy. North Carolina; Charlotte b. Mayo.
Virginia ana julia Wright, Virginia.
V. Germ an LanEuase; :, MIsses Nesaio v BuiJt,
Dhworth. Texa': Ka;e Hodde, Texas, and Lucy
f.. stone, virginia
VIGsthemsiics: Misses Ruth Buxton, North
7 Carolina: Mary Earle, south Carolina; LilieG q.
0rnniy. Sorth Carolina; fuuicc G. Miller. Mis-
fissippi: Ammo S.. Ocott, virginia; Julia
Wright, virginia: l6mmi0 ClarEson. Florida;
Irene Goodman. virginia; CorE J. Jones, 1eIss;
Mary Z. Nuun. Texas; Lula Fitts, South Caro-
lima. and Nellie v y-or. Virginia.
vi Natural ScieBcs-Ssturnl Philosophy
Misses 1hslia Hayward, LOuiAlsna. and kliza-
/ beth W. Quiuby, Virginia
Astrossmy: &i..es Maggie Dnworth, Texas;
May Elliston, Kentucky; Italia hayward, Lou
isiana, and Jsnoy 7. Steol, Virginia.
VII. History: Misses Molly boGgs, Alabama;
May l. EllysOn. virginia; Anna Heye, Texas;
Annie A. Olcoit. Virsinis; Lizzie CouDcilL fir-
ginia: rhsiia Hayward. Louisiana; EDNA Moi
iett. Virginia. and Lala 3. Terrell, Mississippi.
* Moral Science Misses Edna HOIstt, Viz
giuia. and Elizabeth w. Qninby, Virginia
x. Music: Misses lmogsn NJ. Avis. Virginia;
Euuice &. Ailler Mississippi, and Mary Z. Nunn,
/ 4 oXss.
THIS was followed by a vocal solo by Miss Lala
Terrell.
Professor W. T. Thorn read the essay Of Miss
Elizabeth w. Quinby. OF Virginia. Subject,
"lifes finding, In shakespeare"
The diplomas 10 graduates in special courses,
IN which pupils bad % graduate In four schools,
were prosecuted by Protector ". II. Pleashuis 70
Misses Elizabeth W. Qunby and jamie 7. steele.
OF Virgins, ard Hary =. ROu, OF Texas, Who
graduated IN the literary course.
The fnll graduates were Miss Thaiis 5. Hay
ward, Of New Orleans and Eina Mohett OF
Richmond. Va, 20 whom Professor Charles l.
Cooke made most admirable address.
The entire exercises were listened 10 with
marked attention. sld cnloyed by those present.
kovs. IS. r. l.. Smith Of LynchOurg, q. 4.
FIiDpC 81 Roanoke, Rev Nr. Denny OF the Meth
olist, Rcv. Mr.. Gordon OF the Presbyterian,
Rev. c. 1yreo Of the Baptist church, Salem. and
Kev8. George w. Beaio Of Buchanan, 3. Gray OF
Fincaste, and Mr.. Jonn o. Tay zoo were on the
platform.
The chspel was packed TO its utmost capnciiy
to night % witness the annual celebration OF Tho
Euzelan aud fupean societies. Miss Quinby
| Of Virginia. Of the Euzelian. and Miss Avis, ~
graceful manner welcomed tho officers, the
faculty, members o. the societies. aad their
friends hev Thomas Hume. Of Chapel Hill,
y. c., was the orator. HIS meme was THE
Arthur Legend Ills address showed much
thought and research and was loudly applauded.
There was a saiutatory by Miss Quinoy, OF Nir:
GINA, and piano solo by Miss Nay Eliysen. u
Richmond, Va. Miss Num-. OF Texas, then read
and Miss Howell, Of Georgia, sang vocal 500.
Tho valolictOry was delivered by Miss AVIS, OF
Virginia. debate closed one Of the most In
terostiug and enjoyable celebrations OK the Joint