The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-06-05
THE ACADEMY coMMEN. EMENT,
An Occasion Never Surpassed for Its
Fine Music, its Orator and Preacher
and its Pretty Girls.

bringing sweet roses
And Salem Commencement
The eighty-eighth commencement
season was ushered in, on last Friday
evening by a concert under the man
agement of Miss Katherine w. Ev-
ans, teacher of voice tulture. - =
Her pupils did well, many of them
surprising thei'. most admiring
friends. Had We the sneeerYe would
not stop till we had sgd a0hething
complimentary of eyerN one ofithem
for they all deserve it, but we must
be content with presenting the fol
lowing program ofthe entertainment
Piano duo. Oberon Faiitasie, by
Misses NJ. Pierce and ~ Pace ~ 2
Chorus Slumber On, by Misses
Sutton, Womack, Borden, Miller,
Graham, j. Smith, R-Yhonas, Hege
and N. Blair. ~sss --zsass -
Vocal solo. In old Madrid, by Miss
n Blair. -s .-e5e.l ei4oi,i'y
Piano solo. o happy day, by Miss
NJ. Cannady. IN -.
Vocal solo. II Sogno, by Miss Pm.
Pace. Ql ~ .ifti
Piano duo. Overture Semiramide.
by Misses A. Jones and G. Mickey.
Vocal duet. Wanderer's Night Song
by Misses Jessie Gates and l.. Hege.
Piano solo. Rondo Capricioso, by
Miss S. Chatham. y. '4Ail
Vocal solo. Merce. dilette amiche,
by Miss Annie Jones. @ fia
Piano duo. File du Regiment, by
Misses NJ. Woodell and S. Sittig
Vocal quart Atte. Ave Maria, by
Loreley Club. 81
Piano solo. Rondo: Piano Con-
certo in c. Major, by Miss Sue Heard,
and Salem Orchestra.
Vocal solo. o milo Fernando.
Utalian, by Miss C. Franci eco.
Piano duo. Festzug, by Misses A.
Brownsen and NJ. Mason. -
Vocal sextette. The Water Nymphs,
by Misses Sutton, -Siddall, Borden,
C.. Thomas, HazlehurSt, b. Thomas.
Piano solo. Polish Dance, by Miss
l.. Fields. ser r.slf.
Vocal solo. Je suis Tftania, Ital-
ian, by Miss A. Laciar. ~
Piano solo. Rondo: Piano Con-
certo in E fat, by Miss E. Halle
hurst, and Salem Orchestra.
Vocal duo. Two Nightingales, by
Misses A. Coving Jon and III. Thomas.
Piano duo. Tarantella, by Misses
S. LYMAN and NJ Conrad. slt
Vocal solo. Alpine Rover, by Miss
Johnnie Gates.
Piano duo. Fantasia. OPP. so, by
Misses f. Cooper and L. Hege.
SUNDAYS EXERCISES.
On Sunday morning the Moravian
church was filled with an audience
anxious to hear the sermon. 1t was
preceded by Handel's grand. musical
composition s'Hallelujah, rendered
by the church choir and the Salem
Orchestra.
Rev. Chas, W. Byrd, of Fayette-
vile, then preached the Baccalau-
reate sermon, taking as his text the
14th and 10Th verses of the book of
Ruth His text is Indicative of the
address. 1t was upon the beautiful
character of Ruth, the ideal woman,
full of love, tenderness and devotion
and at the same time diligent and
patient. The sermon WAS beautiful
and ennobling. 1t was just such an
address as would create, in the breast
of the young girl-graduate IL desire
to live a life of noble help to others.
The services were then closed by
solo, ''The Lord is my Life by Miss
Katherine Evans, and the benedic-
ton.
At night Dr. Rondthaler preached
TIC the young ladies and gave them
many words of friendly advice.
THE SENIOR ESSAYS.
The first instalmsnt of the essays,
those little white-ribboned rolls of
paper which have cost many hours
of labor and possibly tear or two
to their fair composers, were read
Monday evening. beginning at 8
O'Clock. The program was as fol-
lows:
Piano Duet. Scotch Dance, by
Misses n. Blair and M. Fagg.
Vocal quartette. The Chapel, by
Loreley Club
The Present Time, by Miss Addie
Miller. -
Chronic Grumblers, by Miss Lydie
Irby. -
Music, by Miss Sue Borden
Piano solo. Rhapsodie Hongrois,
No 10, by Miss A. Jones.
Vocal solo,. La Coffriusso, by Miss
HI. Ruff. asa nsszH AMT
Books as>eompanions, by Miss
Fannie Wray. "a ea sltbl iatsI
Life, by Miss Salamanca Brewer.
Influence, by Miss Florence Cum
mings. ..sf.-s1 .t.5ss4f;, Sac. Z
Masks, by miss Fannie Butner.
Piano Duo-Mephisto gallop. La
bitsky. Misses o. Fain and a. Van
Week
Guitar Trio-Prussian march. Clas
sen. Misses s. Smith, w. Gambill
and s. Mason ~ 5ssI SD 81. i3r4.. s.is.se.
The Nobility of Labor, by Miss
Humbuss, by Miss Minnie Whit
sett. fss sisas.3
Female Heroism, by Miss Mary
Jefferies
Little Troubles, by Miss Oetavia
Wellons. i.sss M
Vocal Duet-The Angel Rubin
stein. Misses NJ. Penn and F. Halle
hurst. fF = III
Piano Duo-Carmen March. Slo-
berg. Misses B.. Weddington and A.
Slappey. 80, s1,ssl 4 sss,x . .55
The Oak is not Felled by a Single
Stroke, by Miss Reba Campbell. oqs9S 8
Fashionable Foilies, by Miss Min
ME Mickey = s7s9t '5s1ssssf
Habits, by Miss Martha PIERCE =
Life is What We Make 1t, by Miss
Ellen Siddall.
Violin Solo-Lorelei Silcher. Miss
c. Ollinger.
Piano Duo-Caprice Hongrois. Ket-
terer. Misses y. Armfield and .Iphps