The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1890-05-17
COMMENCEMENT.
Inc Graduating Exercises of the
State University at Louis
-... Vile, Kentucky
The Programmes Rendered.


Louisville. Sunday afternoon Rev. VIM.
j. Simmons, A. B., A. M, D. D., LII.
d., president ofthe University preached
the Baccalaureate Sermon at Fifth Ave-
nue. Baptist Charch. Monday morning
at 10 the closing exercises of the ga"
Grade took place at the Chapel. Mon
day night the Normal Graduation took
place at Masonic Temple The house
was filled to overfowing by the most in
telligent and enthusiastic audience ever
gathered together in Louisville. The
following program was rendered.:
CLASS MOTTO.
Had'tas in eDlctentia est potius guam risouibus.
Music, Commencement March,
University Choir.
INVOCATION.
Music, 80, Charming May"
University Choir.
Salutatory, Mary Gilbert Britton.
Grafton, "Why Should We be Educated"
John Waddell.
500, Anna NJ Roberts.
Grafton, 1.-THE Rights of Suffrage"
John Linzey Black.
Grafton Habits of Thrift"
Lulu Levana Trabue
Grafton, Nothing Venture. Nothing VIM"
Esther lucille Higgins.
SOLO, 'Bid Me Goodbye"
Prof. Cyrus F. Adams.
Grafton, 1.-THE Strength of a Nation is in the
Homes of it's People" Lillian Victoria Jones' |
grafton. Launch Out"
Mary Birdie Passmore.
Music, "Joy. JOY, Freedom To. Day."
University Choir.
Grafton. 'rhoughts Put into Actions"
George Washington Kemp.
Valedctory, James Monroe Burley. |
Distribution Of Certificates and Medals.
BENEDICTIoN.
NORMAL HONORS.
JAMES MONROE Burnley. Vaedctorian. |
MARY GILBERT BRlTTON, Salutator an |
JOHN WADDELL, Third Honor. |
JOHN LINZEY BLACK, Fourth Honor. |
LULU LEyANA TRABUE, Fifth Honor
ESTHER LUCILLE HIGGINS, Sixth Honor
LILLIAN V. JONES' MARY b.. PAssMORE,
GEORGE T. TISDALE, FINS H. EDMUNDs
WILLIAM II. GILLUM, JAMES NJ hurley.
GEORGE w. KEMP, JOHN p BALLARD
WILLIAM JOHN sILKMAN.
The grafton, The Right of Suffrage"
was good political speech delivered in
fine style by John Linzey Black. Mr..
Black will make a good stump speaker.
~ The gem the evening was the Grafton
'The Strength of Nation is in the
Homes of its People," delivered bv
Miss Lillian Victoria Jones. The SUBJ
ject matter was certainly the best of any
exercise and Miss jones' delivery was
most excellent. Her stage presence was
easy and graceful. Miss Jones evidently
gave much care and thought to the pre-
paration of her Grafton.
Monday morning the Model School of |
the University rendered the following |
program in the chapel:
Music, Come Unto Me-"
Class
INVOCATION.
Music, "Hark, the Song of Jubilee"
Recitation, 1.-THE Compromise Bill of 1885,"
Thomas A. johnson.
Recitation, Pleasures of a Picnic"
James "A. King.
Duet, 1.-TWO Merry Gypsies are We,"
Nellie NJ. Brown and Mary L. King.
Grafton, Mountains" |
Charles G. Fishback.
Recitation, 'Strong Drinks"
Isaac H. harrington.
Solo, ''In the eyes there lies the heart" |
Amelia B. Thompson.
Recitation, 1.-THE Whiskers,"
Lillian B. Mount.
Recitation, Temperance Rhymation"
Lulu B. Lewis.
Duet, "Listen to the wood bird song," |
Cynthia c. Mills and Charlotte Rivers.
Recitation, value of Reputation"
Dora H, Bryant.
Instrumental solo, est. Paurs Waltz"
Mary E. King.
Grafton, "Race Pride"
Albert 4. Wihoite.
Recitation, 1.-THE Lucky Horseshoe"
Johnnie l. Glover.
Solo, ''save my Mothers Picture"
Cornne c. Ward.
Recitation. "Scene in a Tenement House, |
Alberta P. Miller,
Recitation, John Hayward"
Alice B, Brown.
Solo, Little Annie Rooney
Effe c. Simmons
Closing remarks by the Principal
BENEDICTION.
The graduating exercises of the Col
lege Department-Class of 80 took place
at Masonic Temple Tuesday evening.
program:
CLASS MOTTO.
"Scutum reliquesse praecipuum. dagitium"
Chorus, 'When the Morning Sweetly Break
ing" University Choir.
PRAYER,
Chorus Summer Fancies,"
University Choir.
Salutatory Address and Grafton,
Thomas I. Bryant.
A FEW MEN OF HISTORY.
Baritone Solo, ''Erste Liebe,' Watt
Rondo Gumbert, Prof. Cyrus F. Adams.
Grafton, What the Bible has done for the
Recitation, ''street Cries.
Miss Octavia v. Woods,
World" R. B. Butler.
Solo, Farewell"
Rosa B. Smith.
Grafton, Antiquity and Its Beauties,,'
~ John w. Bass.
Valedictory Address, r. B. Butler.
Chorus. "Good Night, Good Night, Beloved"
University Choir.
Comforting of Degrees and Medals, By the
President of The State University.
BENEDICTION
SENIOR HONORS.
RICE BAlNBRIDGE BUTLER. yaledictorian |
THOMAS IRA BRYANT, Salutatorian
JOHN W. BASS, Thira Honor !
Mr.. Buffers Grafton on the Bible
seemed to have soothing effect on the
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