The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-06-07

hL1er an eloquent prayer by Raw. DR.. Din
wluuie the exercises opened with "A popular
chorus-well drilled and well sung. The
vocal selections by Misses Kate F0gleman
a ~ n,ancne Harper showed great progress
alu Dting credit to their teacher. Miss May
~ Inc hrst part Of the programme appear-
gu Misses Neale and Ryland. who deserve "a
Special mention. These young ladies have
much improved.
Misses Clara johnson and Rhoda Yourp
prayed very artistically indeed. The first,
Mills Danse Rustique, which was well
Iytnmied as such characteristic pieces should
oe. lne limitation OF the massive dancing Of
peasants was really well executed. We were
wen p!eased with the selection and still more
80 WIN the interpretation. Miss YounV's
rendition or the Concert stuck of Weber.
"a piece we are made familiar with by the
pernect rendition OF Madame BlitZ) was
prayed In such manner that we could easily
uetect her good understanding Of her teacher.
auVices. This little pianist will undoubtedly
become an artist In the true conception OF the
"oru' ior she has precious dispositions and
possessed the art Of knooiug hoy TO practice,
The literary exhibition was especially bril-.
liant; Miss Lizzie Groves read with consid.
cradle talent an excellent ESSAY. 1.-THE Di.-
mona Snield' being her subject. Miss Anna
Harris essay on Sermons In Stones'' was a
y masIerplece OF elegant thoughts well ex-
pressed. Q true and beautiful sermon indeed
.ine Whistling Regiment" was recited In a
.'saiiy new manner by Miss Mary Silver. a
talented little elocutiOnis,. But Miss Anna
mccoy look the palm. She has a brio incon-
, esaule anu Keeps her audience in a contin-
Inc awarding OF diplomas and medals. and
ahe concerning OF degrees BY DR.. Dinwiddie
closed tue ceremony.
Inc following Is q correct list:
u M,ss LIZZIE Il. GROVES. NJ l.. Miss Anna
Diplomas in music-Misses Helen Cobb.
Lille Lash aud Alberta Hawkins.
Certincates OF proficiency In masic-Misses
susie Boddi highest grade) Zelma Brown.
juliet DaVault and Matte COrse,
MISSES carrie Ryland and Minnie Nesle
having completed the course of pisno. hnt
not the necessary theorical studies. were
granted letters OF proficiency on the piano.
Inc following are the medals and prizes
given: 80" P''N''
High grade medal, Miss Mary Trent, OF
Home medals, one awarded by Mrs. Jones.
me other by Mr.. VIM. Morrison in memory
Ui MS deceased wife, to Misses Lash aud Ju.
Best examination In T~rigouometry, Miss
Miss Bryant gave lovely souvenirs IN M,.0os
anna darris,Julla Brown and Lizzie Groves.
troI. blitz %nounc ed that no pupil had
received a high enough grade In harmon to
ooia'n Inc first prize. but two second prizes
We,e even 70 Miss Helen Cobb, with grea;
uis,inctlon land to Miss Lille Lash.
honorable mention to Misses Juliet Dayault
and Susie Boddie.
MISS gave a prize for The best
Rrsde In her music class to MISS Belle Huds-
peth.
Miss %standeford gave a prize for the best
examination ln scales TO Miss Fannie You ng.
, Our beloved elder. T. NJ. Cobb, gave NE
benedietion and while he was blessing the
aadienee' each one sent above praises OF
thanks Tor the recovery OF such q good, yir-
tuOus and noble man.