Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-21

Miss Carrie III. Steger, lhe salulaioi
ian of the class, wore lovely costume
of pearl china silk. square neck, trim
med with crepe de lisse and steel orna-
ments.
Miss NJ. Maude Mitchell, the valedic-
torian. was most becOmingly attired in
a beautiful cream surah silk, handsome
ly trimmed in ribbon.
Miss Carrie ). Arnett, a beautiful girl
of the blonde type, looked radiant in a
rich cream crepe dc chine, the corSage
of which was V shaped at the neck and
sleeveless. The skirt was elegantly en-
broidered in the Kensington stitch.
Miss Mollie L. McAllistcr, Ia petite Of
the class, looked charming in cream
mohair, trimmed in ribbon.
Miss Lucille V. Donohue, the class
beauty. wore an effective toilette OF silk
Henrietta, enhanced with steel Nandyke
ornaments.
Miss Pauline II. Scguin, the Principal
of the Institute. appeared TO her best
advantage, handsomely attired in a
black gros grain silk, cntraine, quite
tastefully trimmed In heavy SILK pass
cmentcrie.
Miss T.. Zelda Blanchard, a charming
brunette, musical directrcss, looked en-
regal in an exquisite robe OF
corn colored silk, cntrdinc. the
bodice Of which was decollctc and
sleeveless. Forty-inch undressed cream
kid gloves aided in completing this, the
finest costume of the evening.
THE EXERCISES.
The programme Of the evenings cX-
crciscs was as follows:
PART FIRsr.
ouartette-"Gsand Entrance March" Faust
First Piano-Misses +. Muldoon and Maggie
Thomas.
Second Piano-Misses Katie Miller and ENla
Fitzgerald
NalUtatOrN .......
Miss Carrie II. Stcger, Bridgeport. Ohio.
Piano Duet-"Romeo and Juliet. ...... Bisscll
Master Henry Wemcr aud Miss Laura Diei-
enccr.
Vocal SOlo-"COurtng on the Stairs .....P Pyke
Miss Lillian Deiibaugh.
Essay--Nature Compared to Mosaic .... ..
Miss Lucy V. Donohue Of Wheeling.
instrumental Duet-"Clear the Track" Strauss
Misses Lizzie Behrcns and \. McAllisier. o
Fantastic Brillian,e ,,Sydncy smith 'P' ~
S,rcabbog
Misses Lille Bell and Kate Layey
0i'1v MIS- SS',,o,ls roFrlss irneit Denwood w. w.
Piano Duet-"Tctc "A Tete" "............ OIL. Merit
Misses Julia McDonough and l.. Donohue.
Chorus. ....................E Eastburn
Pupils Intermediate and Primary Departments.
Announcement OF Rewards. 10y John 7.
Cowl, Esq
PART SECOND.
Quartctte-Light Cavalry March .......... Ritter
Piano A-Misses &. Arnett aud G. Steger.
Piano B-Misses L. Peabody and VI. Mitchell.
Vocal Solo-"The Latest" "................ Nolan
Miss Laura Gray.
instrumental Duet-Cayalier Polka. ...... Dewitt
Misses X. Miller and Kate &. Hare.
Nal,e lirilliante. ........... sydney smith, Op y
Miss Sallie ID. Peabody.
Essay-"Labor Omnia Nincit" Glass Motto
Miss Mollie T.. McAllister, Wheeling.
Piano Duo-Tramway Galop. .... o.. Gobbaert'
Misses J. McDonough aud Ligourri Dier"ng"r
Piano SolO-Bohemian Girl rl........ Boyer op y
Miss Carrie ;. Arnct.
Vocal Solo-"Say. Won't You Come and Play
Labric
Miss Julia McDonoush
Grand Gallon DE Concert .................. .Gan2
Misses i Muldoon aud Maggie Murphy.
NalpdictOrN ........
Miss NJ. Maudc Mitchell. Wheeling.
THE PAPERS
OF the young ladies Of the graduating
class were all good. Miss Stcger's salu-
tatory was full Of good thoughts well
expressed. and by the way, this young
lady is a graduate of the class OF 80 OF
the Bridgeport high school.
Miss DOnohue's essay was a very
pretty piece OF word painting, and well
delivered. Miss Arnett's class S0lll0quy
was quite humorous in its nature, and
her delivery was splendid. Miss Meal
listers Labor Conquers Everything
was well worded paper full Of good ad
vice. while the valedictory OF Miss
Mitchell contained touching and
graceful farewell to class, faculty and
school life. The young ladies were th,
recipients of numerous bouquets O
flowers and presents. Mr.. John 1.
Cowl announced the honors as follows
THE HONORS.
First and second hOnOrs for compile
tion Of the course In English literature
and mathematics, Miss VI. Maud'
Mitchell and Miss Carrie II. Stegcr, re-
spectivcly. Third honor, for compile
tion Of course in English literature aud
music, Miss Carrie ). Arnett.
Col. Robert White presented to cacl
of the above ladies diploma and gol'
medal. and the same to Misses Mollie +
McAllister and Lucy V. DOnohue fol
completing the course In Eng
llish literature. To Miss McAllis
ter was also presented, In 1
very neat speech by Col. White a hand
some gold ring, the present OF Miss Sc
guin. for diligence as student for tho
past ten years. the lady having started
To school that many years ago, whei
she was mere child, and continued
until this day OF graduation. On th'
ring was the inscription, "Alpha an'
Omega" from first 10 last. The Col
oners advice 10 the class was full o
good advice. and then two other pre-
sentations took place, which were a
pleasant as unexpected. To Miss Mitch
ell and 10 Miss DOnahue he presented
handsome gold watch cach-to thu
former on behalf Of her brother and t'
the latter on her fathers behalf. Thi
and the Colonel's very touching re
marks closed the exercises and the au
dicnce dispersed well pleased. afte
which the members Of the graduating
class received the congratulations o
.l f.faude