The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-06-26
Miss Annie Fairfield gave splendid es
say on Louisa NJ, Alcott," that was pleas

arteristics, in creditable manner. showing
thought and strength.
Power Of Music" was charming ESSAY
by Miss Katie Reynolds 1t evidenced a
cultured and bright mind and won warm
response in the apprecistive applause of
the audience. She was awarded the medal
on this very creditable paper.
Instrumental Duet, Martha" rendered
by Misses A. McClatchy, NJ. Nesbitt, F.
Cleveland, and II. Whitlock.
SENIOR EssAYIsTs. 44s
: Miss Minnie Boston gave an excellent
essay on THE Disconnected Spirit" She
handled her subject well, has an easy and
smooth delivery and the manner in which
she treated her subject showed remarka-
bly, gifted mind
School Girl Difficulties" by Miss SalEe
Manget, was pointed, Astounding in humor
and was well written. Her style is lucid and
felicitous. Her difficulties were surmount-
ed and she won the medal
After Graduation, What Them was
one .of the best papers read during the
commencement. 1t was by Miss Grace
McCla:chy, who had been honored by the
highest average and valedictory in Senior
class. In scope, style and thought, it was
creditable to high degree. Miss Grace
evinced cultured mind, rich in know
ledge and well equipped for the duties Of
life. Her delivery YVES good and she acquit-
ted herself with highest praise and honor.
Rev. DR.. j. W. Lee, of Atlanta, deliver
ed his famous address on Henry Grady,
editor, orator and man." We believe it
was the finest address we ever heard. 1t
was eloquence in its true essence, grand
ard beautiful, embellished in highest ornate
rhetoric, profoundly learned and able. 1t
is model English composition that stamps
DR.. Lee rs one of the ablest men of his
time.
The delivery Of diplomas to the three
graduating young ladies, was the pleasing
duty of President J.S.Stewart His address
was gem of beauty, appropriate and cap
tivating Misses Minnie Boston, Sallie
Manget and Grace McClatchy are the
three young ladies who leave Harwood
Seminary with diplomas. They have &C.
Quilted themselves with credit and Mari.
eta teas proud of such lovely and worthy
daughters.
Thursday mornings exercises were con-
cluded BY instrumental duet, Flowers of
MAJ" by Misses Jennie Glover and Mary
Reynolds. Benediction by DR.. Lee.
THURSDAY EVENING.
The court house was again packed
Rev. G. s. Tumlin offered prayer. The
following program was then rendered:
Chorus-The Soldiers Chorus.
Recitation-Mona's Waters. ................
Miss Matte Lou Bussey
Recitation-Brier Rose
Miss Aida Fairfield.
Piano Solo-Bolero. ............... .............
Miss May McCulloch.
Reci.ation-Flying Jim Last Leap ......~
Miss Lula Ryall.
Recitation-Tom's Little Star ................
Miss Marelle Nesbitt.
Piano Solo-La Gazelle. Miss May Gober.
Cahsthenics-Fencing
Chorus-Say Who Comes Here?
Songs Of Seven-With Tableaux. ...........
Jean Ingelow.
Childhood-Seven times one. .....,...........
Miss Willie Thornton.
School days-Seven times two....... .........
Miss Lula Ryall.
Piano-Bons Bons.
LIST. Piano, Miss Selma Hair. End Piano,
Misses Groves and Gober.
Romance-Seven times three.
Miss Mamie Montgomery.
Maternlty-Seven time four ...... ............
Miss Nora Smith.
Piano Solo-Bonnie Doom. ................
Miss Gussie Groves.
Widowhood-Seven times fve.~.... ........
Miss Maud Minhinnett.
Giving in Marringe-Seven times six......
Miss Emma Lyon.
Piano Wedding March,
Misses Groves, Gober, McCulloch, and G.
McClatchy.
Longing for Home-Seyen times seven.
Miss Clara Tumlin.
Piano Trio-Last Rose of Summer .........
Misses Whitlock, Cleveland Mlnhinnett,
A. McClatchy, Drane and Nesbitt.
Calisthen:c-Flag Drill
Delivery of prizes.
The proficiency and skill of the young
ladies in their instrumental music, while
creditable to them, also reflected great
credit on their teacher, Miss Selma Hair,
lady of superior musical culture.
The piano solo, La Gazelle," by Miss
May Gober, was musical achievement
deserving special mention Her touch
execution and skill won the complimentary
comments of the audience.
The Flag Drill in calisthenics, was rem
dered with precision and faultless execu
ton. Miss Leila McClatchy, as teacher.