Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-06-16
stephenson FemaIe Seminary


The closing exercises of this popu-
lar institution of learning have been
very interesting. OnFriday evening
the Young ladies' of the Seminary en-
tertained the friends and patrons of
the school with q presentation of
Representative Women at the Court
of Fame" the following being the
programme for the occasion:
Fame-Miss Sadie Campbell.
Truth-Miss Eliza Gsllaher.
Justice-Miss Maria Taylor.
Herald No. Miss Ellen Moore.
| Herald No. 2-Miss Lncy Griffith.
Charity-Miss Mary Wilson,
WOMAN AS
Wife-Martha Washington-Miss Maggie
Mason.
Neither Monica-Miss virdie Tabb.
Daughter Margaret Roper-Aiss Nellie
sistsr-Alice Cary-Aiiss Sadie Melvin.
Sister-Phoebe Cary-Hiss Sudie Aoler.
Servant Bridget-Miss Katie Hughes.
Servant-Annt Dinah-Miss Mary Kennedy.
Nurse-FIorence Nightingale-Miss Irene
Frisnd-Margaret of N. o-Miss Florence
Iargaret's orphans-M Misses kqtis Middle
Thomas, Katie Wyatt, Virginia Hughes, Mag
gle johnson, Annie Young, Bette Hoof, Ellie
Z AA0OLA1 &AAhAS AASSA1 anu @AdAA -SSA-
I Old Maid-Hannah HOre-snss Maggie
Termagant-x anthippe-Miss Ida Lippitt.
Educator-Mary LJon-Miss Cora Kennedy.
Society-Mrs. Cleyeland-Miss Lizzie
WitWMadame de stael-1Iiss Amelia Hop
Girl Of Period 1mpulslre Gusbington Miss
Girl # Period Faithful worthinEton- Miss
Ruler-Q Queen Elizabeth Miss Anna Camp
bell.
Ruler-Q Queen victoria-Sflls Lena Porter.
Martyr-Margaret Wilson-Ais Donna RlSs-
Martyr-Margaret the Younger Miss Nellie
Child Martyr-Isabel-M Miss Iouise Latilner.
Child Martyr-Alice Lyle-Misp Laura
Savage ocahontas- Miss Lille Hagley.
Divorced Empress Josephine-MisS Daisy
Acc1sed-Aun Hutchinson SLiss LueIla Zen.
Antiquity Cleopatra Miss Keightly Tim
berlake.
Philanthropy 4Graee Darling Miss Amelia
Harlan.
song-Jenny Lind Miss Maggie Mcknight.
Poetry, Ancient-sappho- Miss Peasants
Poetry, Modern-Elizabeth B. Browning.
Literature-Ch Charlotte Bronte Mss Lou Mid
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Seience-Caroline Herschel-hiSs Bessie
Warrior-Joan of Arc Miss Fannie Crooks
Reformer-Jenne.. Miller-Miss Elsie
WOman's Rights-Dr. Nary walkor-M Mis-.
coot@Jniiet E. Corson-Siss Mamie Wood.
Belle-Priscilla Nullens-Miss Bette Sub
lette. $50
Fame presided with ease and dig
nifty, and Truth, Justice, Charity and
Heralds did well their respective
parts, whilst the places Of the various
Representative women were well filed,
from the pretty matron t'Martha
Washington down to viYacious tPris-
ella Mullens." Bridget" and
"Aunt Dinah" brought down the
house, "Mrs. Cleveland looked her
prettiest, Miss 'ImpulsiYe Gush-
ington" was just utterly too-too, and
"Jenny Lind's" rendition of the
"Swanee River captivated the audi
ence.
The Annual Sermon to the young
ladies was preached in the Presby-
terian church, on Sunday night,
by Rev. S. NJ. Engle, from Ro-
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beseech you therefore, brethren, by
tho mercies of God, that we present
your bodies, a living sacrifice, holy,
acceptable unto God, which is your
reasonable service" The subject
was well handled, the sermon, very
Instructive and entertaining, and we
trust profitable to all present.
On Monday night the following pro-
gramme was carried out:
Prayer by Row. N. s. Reed.
Vocal Music-Chorus.
Instrumental D1ett. by Misses Virgie Orrick
and Annie Washington.
| Competition by Miss Maggie McKnisht-A
Few Thoughts About Bores.
Vocal Music by Primary Glass.
Address by Mr.. T. G. Green.
Inst. Solo-Miss Lizzie Champion.
Vocal Music-Chorus.
Inst. Duett-Misses Mary Wilson and Laura
| Campbell.
Translation from Sixth Book of Virgil-Aiiss
| Ora Turner.
| Vocal Sole-Mfss Nellie Craighill.
| Inst. Duett-Mrs. Green and Miss Ella Turner.
Composition by Miss Amelia Hsrlan-AdTan-
tnges of country life.
Inst. Duett-Mrs. Green and Miss Mary Wilson.
| Composition-Miss Daisy Shirley.
Inst Solo-Miss Lizzie Champion.
Distribution of Certificates and Prizes.
| Address by the Principal.
| Valcdictory-Miss keightly Timberlake.
| Vocal Music-Chorus.
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