Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-06-17

Norway and Sweden. Miss Maria Taylor.
Italy, Miss Amelia Hopkins.
Austria. Mfss Annie Barr.
Belgium, Miss Annie Kendrick.
Russia. Miss Yifdie Tabb.
Si,rtin. Miss bessie Parsons.
furkty. Miss Minnie Hopkins.
China, Miss Annle Aisquith.
Persia. Miss Lizzfc Champion.
India Miss Murv Latimer.
Bnrnmh. Miss Maggie Mason.
Aralia- Miss Eugenia BerTet.
Egypt. Miss Maggie Mcknight.
Ireland. Miss Name Wood.
Barbaty States. Niles Florence Hopkins.
Brazil, Miss Janet Henderson.
Chill and Peru, Misses Katio Rowe and elsie
Haines.
Venekuoia. Miss Lon M~iddlekanf.
Central america. Miss Mary Kennedy.
Mexico. Miss Maggie Shaefer.
Canada. Miss Frederica TrspnelI.
Greenland. Miss Elin Conrad.
Japan. Miss Idllle Hagtey-
Cnba. Miss Nell Trapnell.
Australia. Miss Nellie Turner.
Sicily. Miss Louise I1ntimer.
B%drinudn, Miss Fannie C~rookston-
Madagascar. Miss Ora Turner.
bahama. Miss Daisy Shirley.
Geyloii. Miss Donna Rissier.
Sandwich, Miss Katie Wyatt.
Sunda. Miss Virginia Hughes.
Jnya. Miss Maggie Johnson
Sumntru. Miss Clara Hoon.
Philippine. Miss Ida Thoinus.
Si5sssaflasbH INT
Corsica, Miss IFine wilt.
Sardlntn. Miss Dora ThOmaR-
Spitzhcr9en. Miss Pieasants HOPKINS.
Canary. Miss Eliza GnIlnher.
New Guinea. Miss George Lindsay.
New Fonndiand. Miss Ellen Moore.
Samoa Miss Laura C0mnbeli.
hniinlantl. Scrvia aud Monte-Negro repro
sented ty Mics Mary Wilson and Masters
Charlie Campbell and Robert Lindsay. begging
loudly for their freedom.
The gifts were received and 4
knowlcdged 10y the Goddess of Lib
erty, who afterwards made an appeal
in hclIalf of poor dark Africa, com
pairing the condition of her own land
one hundred years ago to the present
of Africa, and specializing as to what
the future of Africa might not be, as
our own in the past century, and call
ing upon the assembled nations to
bear testimony. The nations heart
lily Joined in the song lead by the
Goddess, {" All in a Hundred Years."
Misses 81 ry Wilson, Bessie Par
gatimer and AdasCurry,
ai moe of Mr.. Brownold's
Class Played, and certificates were
awarded BIZ him to. Misses Lizzie
z mpfon ia Curry, May Wilson,
rsons.
ndl on'sC alisthenicC Classes
ercise with dumb bells
nd also the RowsBoat,
aiIing.'
the nationa 5lors, the Goddess
Eiberty wa Elegantly attired and.
spresided nth gueenIy dignity and.
each representative of the various
countries Gppeared in dress approprt-
ate 70 the land rom which liz brought
tribute 10 the 6aited States. If the
lovely goddeSs,did shrink just a little
wien Australia brought a crocodile or
Madagascar 2 hugs snake, she was
vel repaid for the slight shock in the
spicy breezes from Ceylon's isle, fine
fabrics from Persia and hundreds of
other tempting contributions lavishly
laid at her feet. As a whole the
WORLDS Fair was a big success,
and did great credit to both teachers
and pupils. If Chicago shall do as
we'll in 1892 she may atleast be proud
of a bevy of pretty girls, becomingly
attired for the occasion, and with
parts well rendered,
On Sunday night a large congrega-
ton assembled in the Presbyterian
church to hear the commencement
sermon, which was an able produc-
ion, well delivered, by Rev. w. G.
Campbell, of Roanoke, Va, his text
being taken from Judges ", Sos
ssAnd Barah said t her, If thou
iie wikI,
A6d @fit not go with me, then I
will not go. And she said, L will
surely so with thee : Notwithstanding
the journey that thou takest shall not
be for thine honor for the Lord shall
sell Sisera into the hand of a oma
Aud Deborah arose and went With
Barak to Kedesh."
This (AIOnday) evening the com
mencemenf exercises will be con-
Guided at Washington Hall with an
address by Rev. E.B. Prettyman, of
Maryland, exercises by the school,
the award of diplomas, &c.