The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-06-10

all delivered.
The following is a partial pro
gramme Of the G "aduating exercises.
SENIORS 1sT EVENING.
MONDAY, JUNE 3. 8 o CLOCK.
Planet Duet. Scotch Dance -. Chopin.
Misses Y. Blair and M. FaZg.
Vocal Quartette. The Chapel ..hTeuRz@.
LORELEY CLUB
chronic GTumbIers Miss Lydie Irby.
Wusic Miss Sue BOrQen.
Piano Solo. Rhapsodie HOngrOise. No.
Miss A. Jones.
Vocal Solo. la Coffrusso. Mattel.
Miss a.. Ruff.
Books as Companions Miss Fannie Wray.
Mis- SWannanOa D[3WeE'
Influence ......-.-. Mis- Flor, nee cummings
Masks. Miss FANNIE Butner.
Misses o. Fain and A. Van Week.
Guitar Tr O Prussian March. 49,. "a SSen.
Misses Kisses s Smith, W. Gambin and NJ. Mason
The Nobility of Labor. 900. Miss Grace Cooper.
HnmbD0s . O..... Miss Minnie Whitsett.
Female Heroism. ........... Miss Mary Jeferles.
Little Troubles ........... Miss Octayia Wellons.
Misses NJ. Penn and Z. Haz eh1rst.
Piano Duo. Carmen March,. .SO6eTg.
Misses B. Weddington and A. SIappey.,
The Oak is not Felled by a single
Fasbi0nabI Foliies -. Miss Minnie = iCkey.
Habits Miss Martha Peirce.
Life $ What we Make it.. Miss Ellen Siddall.
Eiolio Solo,. Lorelei ...........SNcter
Miss '. OllngPT.
Piano Duo. Caprice HOngrOis. .hette7eI.
Mi SEES l.. Armtield and johnnie cafes.
- Evening Miss Minnie Trimmer.
Piano Duet. Break Of Day; Pening.
Misses S. Borden and n. Miller.
SENIORS ID EVENING.
TUESDAY, MAY 3. O'CLOCK.
Piano Duet. Meter Grand
GalOp' Misses n. and 7. Blair ho'''''''Up
Chorus. Rustic Dance ..;.R esch;
Gently Scan thy Brother Ma ;" Miss Annie sloan
Idols Miss Minnie tagg.
Memory. ............M1ss Fannie PreuOW.
Piano Duet. song of the Wayesu..RGB
Misses Dewitt Ashe and Grey Warner.
Vocal Duet. Now waits tn Condo
N Nj 's ses johnnie Gates and {. Thomas ars,'
!" The Quest Of the Holy
:. The Light of Hope "....4..Mis Lena Chafin.
~ Fancy Miss Nellie Grifisp.
Superb Ious / xpressions -. Miss Tibbie Womack.
Piano Solo Walters Song ........LdRge.
u Miss NJ. Lopez.
Pirno Dlo. Barber of Seville 49,. ROSsini.
L. Misses @. and f. WTay.
To What Shore sha / | steer my
Bark Miss Lizzie Newton.
Ambition Miss Mary PretlOw.
A Desire for Glory the Torch OF tle
Mind .:........., Miss Gladys Crawford
Miss A. Miller.
Vocal Quartette. Lovely Night. CHpata4.
III Sheepskin and Swiss Muslin. -. Miss Theresa Pace.
MI q Dreamed-and all was
Woke and all was Night"
Inventions OF Our Age......Miss Lucilla Armfeld.
Egotism -. Miss D s Kennedy.
Guitar song. There's naught here
"'l'S Miss r. Pace and Bi. Thomas. '"'"'
Guitar; Misses N. Cannon and &. Franklin:
The Poetic and tn Prosaic Mics Carrie Wray.
Pic Duo. Gcstaendniss ......t Bofmqn.
Misses G. Baxter and L.. Fields.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 4. 9O'CLOOK.
Orchestra. Lustspitd Overture. Keler-Baa.
Piano: Misses E. and A. Shore.
SCRIPTURE AN , PRAYER.
sALUTAToRY.
Miss Hettv Jarragin, Messy Creek, Tenn.
HOrOr E say, Misc Annie Bourdeaux,
Piano Solo. Senate Pathe tiqoe. .BeeN0Cen.
Mis- L. Jenkins.
ADURr IS.
HON. e. W. ANDERLIN.
State Auditor of Norlh Carolina.
Piano Duo. Overture, Pique Dame. .Suppe.
Misses E Rollins and A Bcurd aux.
DIPLOMAS.
The diplomas We're awarded by DR.. Rondthaler,
of the Salem COZ gTegat on.
ri Orchestra.
III VALEDILTORY
~ Miss Emma Rollins, Marshall, N. C.
OrchestrS. Roman March. ....... GOUnOd.
MEETING OF ALUMNAE Association.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4. 9P.M.
Cali TO order.
Reading of Minutes.
Of oroat,,o. MUSIC.
Mrs Jas. K. Polk, Polk Place. Tenn.
2. Mrs. Ann Lardner, Charlotte, M
3. Mrs. Jos. Sc0eII, Lake City, S. c.
MUSIG.
II Observation-Disclosures OF school life
On /. Mrs. NJ. A. HaTtstene, New York City.
,4 2. Mrs M. NJ. Scarborough, Ridge Springs, {. c..
3. Mrs. P. }. Ect r, Winston, N. c.
u MUSIC
4. Mrs. DIR. Herman, Lebanon, Va.
5. Miss Kate Jones, Bethania, N. c.
3. Miss Kate PaddlsOn, Titusville, Fla.
MUSIC.
Poem-Miss Addie Fries, Salem, N. c..
Unfinished business.
COMMUNICATIONS from members.
General business.
AlumLR : Ong.
Closing exerctses-Conducted by DR.. RondthaIer.
Wednesday evening the grand con.
cert and the Requiem (Mozart) were
the browning feasts of the many fat
things which had been so elegantly,
scholarly and luxuriantly spread be-.
fore the visitors from all sections oil
the Union. Such a throng! Such
throng Of spectators |! Such a throne
OF white, robed angels Such a throng
of reporters and ~telegraphers The
first floor crowded, the galleries
crowded, the aisle crowded, the vesti
bule crowded and the sidewalk
crowded. 1t seemed that everything
had been suspended and all the people
had come up to this venerable and
molly place to pay their tribute of love
and admiration for the grand work
q has been and is achieving wear
after year. And may the state Of
her influence ascend onward and up
ward still growing more effulgent as
the years go by, and may her doors