Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-06-25
IJohn Stephenson Seminary.
Commencement.
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Commencement Exercises began with
the Baccalaureate Sermon by Rev y.
r. Graham, of Winchester, Va, which
was delivered in the Presbyterian
Church on Sunday night. The ceh-
ter block of pews was occupid by 1.-THE
young ladies of the school and there
naming space filed by Interested
spectators and friends. DIR. Graham
preached from Proverbs 81; 81
:.Favor is deceitful and beauty isVain:
but woman that feareth the Lord.
she shall be praised ~ thoughtful
and finished address.
The large audience that filed Wash
ington Hall Monday night was euter-
tanned with music, vocal and instru-
mental, by the pupils of Prof. Max.
BrownoGd, Madame Ruhl, and other
accomplished teachers connected with
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. thatin-
dictated painstaking and tireless eff
fort on the part of the students no
less than The ability of the instruc-
tors We give the program below.
a striking feature and one that re-
ceived great applause from the audi
ence, was the vocal solo-Lullaby-
by Miss Mary Reininger, with cho-
rus. Similarly pleasing were the
vocal pieces-ddet by Misses Maud
'Grifilth and Mary Latimer,, and solos
by Misses Maggie Mcknight and Lii
lie HagIey. Among the instrumental
pieces were several piano quartettes,
finely executed-one of them hy four
very little girls.
PRoGRAM--PART i.
/. Quartette%-Mar Celehre- Misses n. B.
and NJ. NJ. Woodworth, N. Griffith and NJ. E..
3. Dnet4-La Chase Infernale-M Misses N.
D. Berret and E. s. Gallahrr.
8. Dnct--VaiHance Polkat-Aisscs P. Hop
kius and Il. Morrison.
4. Vocal Solo-Around the Camp Fret
Miss Lille Hagley.
5. Duvt-Ise Petit EarniTafI-Master g..
Brown and Miss B. Ruhl.
6. Dnetf-New Years Greeting Misses B.
Ruhl and A. Hugley.
!. Piano Beautiful snephetdsss-
8. Qnartette*E LoreIy--Misses A. Curry,
VI. Griffith. G. W. Chew aud VI. VI. Woodwortn.
o. Vocal SoloT- When the Dew Drops Kiss
the DaiSics-Miss VI. Mcknight.
10. Quartette+-Vinuct Won Mosart Els Dur
Misses NJ. l.. Wilson. VI. /. Hardcsty, L. w.
Campbell and l.. W Willis.
Ii. Piano Solo*-Air Suisse-NIiss A. l.. Barr.
u. Piano Solo+-Fleur Des Apes-Miss A.
rs. ouintette+- Bella Bocca PoIka.-Misses
| L. W, Campbell. l.. II. Willis. NJ. J.. Wilson
and NJ. Il. Hardesty and Max Brownoid.
/. oua,t,tte4-waaen4anz Una cnor-
Misses II. Griffith. L. B. Champion, N. B.
W9odwerth and and e X; Housh. on ,1..1
A Iip i'itS ''O-O o t''' r - -''Y'' -
f'rigT-Gypsy ,Polka-ATessrs. c. Diehl,
Pi ,.I i soos.c sG% Honrois-a1iss NJ
L Latiincr:
S"Sat So,ema9y N;asss VI iie'l WiiF
L. 4. L;ppitL. l.. c. iippitt and l.. G. Ambler.
Z; Dnetr--eirand G.al@p dc Goheert--Missef
g onsr t.at G ', Eyes Gallon
Misses K 'rinberlai<e, " sehaeffeF, a. Bates
ana p P,a ,1asi; SSolos-s,,.,Io wItz-lIiR. X l.
Willis
40. QaaEtettef-M d ems ems Blush Waltz =
ana ri5' G. Turnsr ~ ~ : - 40 -'''-- 1l
PART III
l. oP%rtetteF1Eipzug der G@ssrnuf Wart-
l Eipnitt sS and Il t. Wis afs' L t''tP'''' =
Vocal Misses NJ. Griffith aud NJ. Int,
inner GI,,r.a...4 po,or.tso Ma. A. n 1o,,,n.-
Max Brownoid, Misses " /. Basr a,lti q "
che% ,;,o., VII. va, ,r,,,..
- el-'' ''' 'NNi o'''79
Pieces marked thus were performed BY p l
tb ~ .ng aPEed t s M sgns % @ ana
Fellovino the r;,t,siY.,I ,roqran ~, {
the nresentatinn nf nrizes and certifi-
Gates 10 Prof. Max BrownoId,s n,,niIs
who rad DISTINGUISHED themselves
in the divine art. The awards of
medals were determined not only nv
the work and progress made btt, in
part, bv regularity of attendance upon
lessons. The presentation speeches
were by II. C. Green. ESQ. and were
brief, direct and graceful Miss T..
A. Lippitt.. whose AVERAGE was 90. o.
plus, received a gold medal, a silver
medal was given to Miss N. g. Wood.
worth. Certificates of Proficiency
were awarded to Miss L. G. Lippitt
whose marks averaged $685.. Yzus.
and to Misses NJ. e. Latimer and
Mamie Hardesty, not far behind in
the average for the year. Two OF
Prof. Brownold's pupils, whose marks
would have entitled them to eertifi.
Gates, forfeited them by declining to
Pt1y III CHe CoucelG' MISS MARY H.
Latimer was the recipient of silver
! medal for 'carefulness',- MI
a. -, WIN az
that the word implies.