The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-21
Numbered with the Past ut the Seguin Col.
lsgiate Institute = live Pair Graduates
Sent oct last Night. @ J


PEO0EANyr.
Qu,Etettc-"Glnd Entrante NArch".....-..faust
First plalo-AiSes +. Nuldoon and Maggie
second Piano-Mi,sc. Kate Mile, and s!y!a
Fitzgerald.
pIsn N'n Carrie H. sissSt s;i6seroF' oOIO
Master lieosy WeInes and M!ts Laura D!esenrer,
Vocal Solo-'t Ourtlng on tho StairSp..,,,..rllt
III. Lillian pVahAngh.
tSay.'SAture COMPARED 10 Mosaic"...-
Miss Lucy V. DoDOhue, N1eel!nH.
Instrumental Duet-"ClIGf the Tt4ck"....Strauss
Misses LiE!c Behteas ard II. McAilister.
Miss Flo. V. Muldoon. - ~
Piano p1rs-"Ls petit Carnival schot.
Misses Lille IjSi and Esic I .i,;sy.''o'S
NlAs so!Iplu!": ..-...........................,
ii, Nnh Carte ;. Afnctt; Beuwo0d, ". Va.
flAnn Ieie Ietc slcr.
Wives jnl!A McDououyh aud l.. Don0hue,
Pupils Intermediate and Primary Depailmeni.,
ANNOUNCEMENT or EEwAIps,
ny join 7. cowL, Esq.
PART sE'0Sp.
Q1pa,.!s.ie-i.,Sht Cavalry aatca-..:-....-..R!uer
Piano A. Misses Y. Arneit and c. Strger.
Piano lI-MisTs S. Peabody and II. Mitchell.
Vocal sO.O-"rhs Latest. Nolan
Nj. Laura G.ay.
Instrumental DuetC1val!et Polka, Dewitt,
Misses X. Miller and Kate ollATs.
VASE BriIlAnte....p......-..SyG uey Smith, On .;
MiH salliN u. PEABODY.
hsss!."L,bor OmnlavtHcit' (ClhsS Mntto)
Mis- MollIe l.. cA!llster. Wheeling.
r Ws. ph9i.ifamway Gal9p"."...."., GobbGefts
Piano soio-"8ohenisu Gin" ....... geyer, Or. 1:
NtsS Carrie $. Arnett.
Vocal sol0-"ssy, Went You Come aud
Ni: Julia IcDoao1rS' LAOt'c
Grand GalOp de Concert CAM
Misses 7. Muldoen and Msesie Murphy.
NHsM NaGic NilcEcli. wReeins
PRESENTATION or DIPLOMAS AID GOLD MEDALS.
BY Hos. EoREET WHITE,
The music wa. all OF that high order
which always characterizes the pupils OF
the seguln. and the literary perform
ances were creditab!e alike to rupils and
teachers. The sa!uta,ory was bright and
we'll written, and would reflect credit on
any school. Miss Donohue's essay was
q though!tn! effort, gracefully expressed.
and showed talent. Miss Arneit's $50,
liloquy" WAS sprightly and original
production, cut OF the usua! line, and
was much enjoyed. Miss McAllisser
f9rcibly upheld the class motto, and
showed in a very pleasing paper that
labor ia almost omnipotent. The vale.
dIctory Of AIiss Mitchell was full q.
good things, ieelingly and appropriately
worded.
OF the vocal numbers, ''Li..le Annie
Rooney" by Laura Cray, and "Won't
ION Come out and Play" BY Julia
NcDonoagh, were received with cspe.
clal'y hearty applause, but all the per-
formers were rewarded with the bland
lie OF The audience, and with a proiusion
OF lovely Aowefs, Including several elab-
crate baskets. Books and even more
costly p!eseIs were also sent up, and
some OF the premiums given BY the
Principal, Miss Seguin, were yery
fine. One feature deaerves spe.
clal mention. Miss Mollie McAllister
last night completed ten unb.oken wears
Of. study in this school, and in token OF
this Miss secuin presented hr. with n
superb gold band ring, handsomely in.
laid and bearing tl:a appropriate INFORM.
hon, alpha aud Omega" Colonel
White, in presenting this ring, malo n
very graceful ailusion TO this unueual
record. g,.
Mr.. Cowl announced the awards in
his familiar, iorceiul voice, and Col.
White presented them. Col. White
also presented the diplomas, with a yery
pleasing little address. The first and
second honors were divided between
Miss NJ. Maud iiitcLell, of Wheeling
and Miss Carrie II. Steger, OF Bridge,
port, who each received gold medal
and diploma ior proficiency In English
Literature and Mathematics.
The third honor, a gold medal and
diploma, ioT completing the course in
English Literature and Instrumental
Music, vas conferred on Miss Carrie S.
irnelt, of Eenvood, and gold media!
and diploma for completing the course
in English Literature On Miss Mollle ..
AlcAl!isterGnd Miss Lucille V. Donohue.
Misses Mitchell aad DoEohue were
also presented by Col. White with mag.
nllicent gold watches, the formers gift
from her brother and the latler's from
her father,
All ia all, the commencement was one
1.-THE most enjoyable events OF the sea.
son,