The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1891-06-20

ilton Roe, Easton; Mrs. DR.. T. II. Lewis,
Westminster; Misses L. A. 0wings, X. NJ.
Smith, F. z. Blanton, o. 7. Rinehart, NJ. L.
Kinney and N. B. Main, all of the College;
Misses Maggie Stem, New Windsor; H. Mae
Nicodemus, Wakefield; Kitty Noel, Westmin-
ster; Annie Clark, Denton; Carrie Mourer,
McDonogh; Mr.. W. II. Wheatley and daughter
Mamie, Washington, D. c.; Misses Belle
Orndorff, Annie and Mollie Shriver, DR.. Ut.
Ward, Mrs. DR.. White, Hattie Bollinger and
friend, Lizzie Nusbaum, George Franklin,
all of Westminster; Miss Lizzie Trump. Man
chester; Mrs. Vera Snader, Mrs. J. T.
Ridgely, Sykesyille; Mrs. c. W. Wright and
daughter, College; Miss Ida Street, Baltimore;
Misses Gussie and Bette Shriver, Avondale.
Society feeling and interest was well kept
up during the evening, when the Philoma
theans and Brownings arranged themselves
in friendly but earnest contest for the hand
some Newell prize, while the Irvings and
Websters were equally earnest in their efforts
to win the Merrill prize.
PROGRAMME.
Chorus-"Thou Bright Sunny Earth" oP; 1$o,.....
College Glee Club. :
Phiomathean Essay..;.....H Harmony versus Discord
Miss c. e. Coghill, Henderson. \. C.
''O"" Miss z. E. Herring, westminster -'' al
ClOTuS-Santa Lucia (BarcarOla NapOl1tana)
College Glee Club.
"SOS'Y Mr. l. q wheaton cnineoieague. Va ~
:, ''' Mr. d. E wilson, Baltimore. ,
Chorus-"H Who Fights,"-Sea King............Stahl
College Glee Club.
Miss X. G. Jackson, Cambridge.
Browning Essay The Links from the Chain
Miss NJ L. Ridgely, Sykesville
College Glee Club.
The Rustic Waits Til the River Rolls By
Mr.. T. NJ. johnson, Curtis Mills, NC.
Irving Grafton The Fungi OF Literature
Mr.. f. II. Manning, Westminster.
Glee Club-Leader Judefnd; first tenor, A Wheal-
ton, Stone: second tenor, Revell, Cation; first
bass, Watson, Jones; Second Bass,
Strayer, Nelson; Accompanist
Charles Kues.
Principal L. B. Prettyman, of the State
Normal School, and Rev. DR.. Clever, of Bal
timore, sat as judges, but reserved their deci-
sion for announcement on Commencement
Day. Prof. Prettyman made very happy
speech, complimenting the productions and
their delivery, and especially urged the young
ladies to abandon their manuscripts and speak
unfettered when they felt like doing so. The
evening was intensely hot, and the tutter OF
fans was constant.
WEDNESDAY.
o ms Is the uay when the uisni'y ot .iie
Seniors gives way TO mlrth and merrlment.
AT 10. 30 thew marched upon the Smith Hall
nlatform clad in their class colors of mink and
patioIi ciau III men 0iiSs Coloi VI pun anu
lilac, the young IauleS wearing QUAKER DOH-
nets and the young gentlemen the caps of a
Punchinello. Their whole performance was
a conglomeration of the extremely ridiculous,
and the audience, already almost overcome
from the excessive heat, were left weak and
exhausted from laughter. We can only add
the program, and leave the readers of the
ADynCN ATE to iudpe of it;
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b. Sylense.
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Ye Classe Records 20 to We Faculty
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OCCASION .,..,
b. This means don't make noise"
&c, e; fof meaning OF terins' see latest edition oil
d. This will be SPOKEN in writing.
e. This is for merit. Audience cannot expect
anything.
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b. During the singing of this, audience will
please synpsthize with us Class VIII reclproeate
MOST u1cII cor-xcrr
Albert sydney Pud-Most worthy Knave.
George Ellsworth kid-Arch Fiend Preyarcator.
or;I E sHns Pr Pnts 70 Se Irace
Doctor BoswicESKey Holder OF the Imperial
Treasury easII. r,,,z,,,o,,, z,.,,,,r Th,r.
Grafton Ellsworth Gotton-Boss Mulist
George Tar-heel state-lst Assistant.
BSTIetf p 6IrlegR n ye Ssis,9a Assistant
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Marshall Dick Prettyman Mail Nahipuia'orS'
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MouEgayne Kubbye rFiAe -A"''suers
sn age hat Mae Upholders of Glass Dignity.
THINGS WHICH ARE BETTER LEFT UNREAD.
Comments upon the program will not be allowed
in here corps of Pinkerton men will see that this
If does not take vour hat and mt it away
you can sit on it.
Nullae museae super nos.
Our must9 ei were produced by application Of
obois per vial. nan -'' H. ' ~
Est frigida dies cum relinquimur.
TO UNDERGRADUATES
Stock of vearling colts mac. etc etc will he sold
at auction, tomorrow, Immediately after com.
mencement. Great bargains will be offered
CLASS ROLL.
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A. S. Crockett G. E Day, 7. H. Dorsey E E6augh'
E E Frazier, G. b H4dley, D: Harris, \; n.
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afFa;rs of tho Alumni; A hr;Id;nrr oor,r,;,too
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