Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-26

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NJ Ripley Misses Mary l.. Brown
and Millie Stewart.
2 Piano Solo, MeloGyin F.. ..- Rubenstein.
Miss sadie tourtri.ht.
3. Vocal SOLO. "One Spring Morning 49,
Neyin.
Miss McCrath.
4. Piano Duet, Galop ..:.. ... spouholtz.
Misses Christine aud Hermine kreuter.
5. Vocal Solo. He Vas Prince .........Lynes.
Mrs. ;. II. Boyce.
6. Piano Solo, The Enchanted Flute. Mozart.
Misses Mary Loves. Geneyiye Boor-
hem aud Eva Lyon.
:. Vocal Solo. ''0h Sweet Flowers" .Guonod.
Miss Kate Jones
8. Piano Solo. Andante and Allegro from
Miss Lynette A. White.
Q. Vocal Duet. with the Stream" ....... Tours.
70 Mrs :; II. Boyee and Mr. Ora Pearson
10. Piano SOLO. PZzicattl- ...-.--..-... belibes.
Misses Fannie Ford. Marguerite Jewett
and Randall. Misses Annie Seymour
and Mllic Stewart.
II. Vocal Solo. Spring Becker.
MISS Messer.
II. Plano Solo. Fantasie-............... Mczort.
Miss Randall.
3, vooa,s.,o. (a) OH Promise Me.
To- 'ocai SoioS' ! (bJ A Winter Lullaby.
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IA. Part Song. Come Sing While Our
SILK We Gather ouhoc.
The School.
l5 Piano Quartet lampa neroid
NJ. Rppey. Misses sadie Court
right and Randall.
The prize for vocal music, a gold
medal, was awarded to Miss FANNIE
McCrath, of Grand Rapids, member
OF the graduating class; that for instru-
mental music. also a gold medal, was
won by Miss Frances Ford, OF Fruit
port. A large and interested audience
Was present aud testified Its approba-
ton of really enjoyable concert. by
frequent and hearty applause-no en-
core being permitted.
On "Wednesday the commencement
exercises were held in the parish church.
HOLY communion was held at o'clock.
At a quarter before IL, the students
and teachers assembled IN the school.
room and marched in PROCESSION TO the
church, the graduating class being at
tired IN plain white muslin dresses with
academic caps of the colors of the clsts,
yellow aud blue. At the dooi OF the
church they were met i,y Bishop Giles
pie, attended 10y Rev. j. T.. Wilkenson.
Ph. D., rector of the parish and chaplin
of the school, and Rev. John II. Egar,
ID. D., rector Of Zion Church. Rome, y.
y, who was 10 denver the address to
the graduates. The procession entered
singing the hymn. 90. Mother Dear.
jerusalem" after when a shortened
form of morning prayer was said.
Bishop Gillespie then made All address
of welcome to the congregation. which
filed every seat Of the church, and
gave short history of the eifoTts OF
the past three year,, which were
crowned today by the graduation of
the first class, and INDUCED in the e.-
preston Of hopes and plans for the
future, which by the Divine blessing
will he realized m due time. Another
hymn was sung. after which the address
10 the graduating class was delivered
by Rev. John III. Egsr. OF Rome. y. \.
Dr. Egsr. Is the father OF Mrs. Nliken-
sou. the PRINCIPAL of Akeley Institute.
and Dor this reason was invited 20 par
ue1pste IN the exercises OF = day. which
has been 50 gratifying to all those IN
tercsted IN ihs school ADD ts prosperity.
At the close Of the address whfeh was
listened a. With close sttenfion by the
large aud 'ence, the diplomas we're pre-.
.euted 60 toe graduating class ~ llsb-
op s'lllespfei after which tie prInespsi,
Nfs. Niisinson. presented o. esch Ct
the q a4astes = soid eros. the mean
ing of winch is told by the bgsel address
she ns3e to the class. -hlch - as fol.
iovs
Last night you gave back 10 ne the
silver crosses Vheh sou have we're 40
vafthfiy a. huoef 'ssagrs snos yen Hrsf
neeivea them 81 the hands ot las