The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-05-26
COMMANDMENTS.

North Carolina Educational Institu-
tIOns---Their Time-hOnOred Annual
Celebrations---Forcs full Sermons and
Eloquent Addresses.
AS year after year rolls by and our
colleges and schools hold their annual
commencement exercises, the event is
looked forward to with great pleasure
by the student and is regarded as a sea-
son of festiyity and enjoyment by all the
friends Of the various institutions It
Is time of reunion of the alumni.
Great dlylnes preach powerful sermons.
Our most distinguished men deliver or
nate and eloquent addresses it is a time
OF social intercourse and marks an epoch
10 tie history Of schools. Probably the
Oldest institution OF learning for females
in the State, and, perhaps, in the South
Is
Salem Female Academy.
The commencement at this school
takes place on May 29-June 3. The
Baccalaureate sermon is delivered May
81 by Rev. DR.. Morrison of Atlanta Ga
and the address by Rev. VIM. 81. Rice
of New York on the 3rd of June. Miss
Evans concert is May 20 and besides
meeting of the Alumnae on June 3rd
there is art exhibition concert, &c. &c
There IS graduating class of 3S young
ladies.
LOuisburg Female College.
Will celebrate its commencement this
year, June Ia This institution has
an enyiable reputation already but is on
the high road to much greater prosperi-
ty and usefulness.
The Baccalaureate sermon will be
| preached by Rev. ]. A. Cunningin DID,
and the address before the literary So
cieties will be delivered by Rev. B. r.
Hall, Of Goldsboro.
| Charlotte Female Institute.
| This noted institution will hold its
| commencement May 31,June 3, and the
| Baccaaureate sermon will be preached
on Sunday, May 81, and they will hold
their annual concert June 3, and a good
~ number Of young ladies will graduate
Wilson Collegiate Institute
holds It's commencement on June 2-3
and the annual literary address will bt
delivered by Walter r. Henry, of Hen
deTson, on the evening Of the 2d. Or
Juae 3, the annual concert will be giveI
and diplomas and certificates presented
and the exercises promise 10 be mos
pleasant and entertaining
Davis school.
This we'll known school for boys which
has lately removed to the thriving cit,
of Winston, holds its commencement Ma,
27-28, aud being a military school, som
foe drilling may be expected. The
nave their own cadet cornet band an,
orchestra to furnish music for the occa
| son. The address before the literar
societies will be delivered by Hon. F. NJ
Simmons.
Trinity College.
This well known college gives its con
mencement OF June 11th. The Bacca
aureate sermon will be preached by Rev
y. G. Woods, of Missouri, and the liter
ary address will be delivered by Will
Dowd, E.q.
Monroe High School
Holds its commencement May 3
June 4 The annual sermon will
preached By Rev G. NJ. Payne. Of Coz
Soid, obho tLiS AitSA1i aUoLScS VIII Oo w
livered by DR.. B. F. Dixon, Pres.
Greensb) )ro Female College.
KernersvkIIe High School.
This school holds It's closing exercs,
on May 26-27. The address will be d.
lvered by Clement Manly, Esq.
Guilford College.
+ The Commencement Of Guilford Go
] lege begins on May 231 The addre
; to the graduating class will be delivere
s by President j. j. Mills, Of Eartha
D College, Ind, and the literary adore
q by Hon George ". Saaderlin. On tt
Il 27th the corner stone to the Y. NJ Q. /
building will be lait with al appropria
i address by Judge <. 2. Dick aud L.
i Coulter, State Secref ary Of Y. N. ..
d The Henry Gay aud Webster oratoric
J. contests VIII be a feature Of the Cor
, mencement.
Auburn Academy.
The i ,ssing exc cses of this scho
takes place on June 5lh, AID til ! litera
address is 10 be delivered by Prof J.
: Carlyle, Of Wake Forest.
The CHRONICLE wishes to acknoa
edge invitations to b3 present al the
20 Commencement exercises.