The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-06-02
Commencement Exercises In tho Girls
Hfeh School,

Vh0 commencement S0aSOu mas lolleo
! arouRd once more and tho sweet giri
! graduate" is again the observed or an 90.
servers, and is the pride and admiration OF
| all the country. Her dainty costume and
her modest and elegant manners and her
crisp beauty, adorned withal by spark
| ling intellectually, make her not only
the "queen of the May" but easily tha
queen of all the year. Everybody goes
out to see her in her radiant loveliness aud
to hear her sweet voice as she delightfully."-
sings, and to listen while she reads
charming composition, and everybody
happily reflects the unconscious smile OF
satisfaction that liz hts up her face as she
returns to her seat, the recipient OF uni
yersal applause and bouquets innumera-
| bic. She Is a charming creature, this
sweet girl graduate.
| Commencement began in earnest here
on Thursday night of last week. On that
night began the commencement exercises
of the Girls High School. Miss Maggie
Evans. an accomplished scholar and 8
| gifted manager, is the Principal of this
School, and is ably assisted by Mrs. s @.
Baker in the literary branches, and oy
Miss Virginia Evans, the Principal OF the
music department. The school has COM
pleted successful year, and the energetic
and talented teachers have won golden
opinions from their patrons and friends.
On Thursday night the Opera House
was early filled to its utmost capacity oy
chatty and laughing audience who awaited
eagerly the rising of the curtain, which
went up promptly at 8.45 and disclosed a
scene of brightness and beauty that was
admired by the auditors immensely.
Then began the performance of the pas
toral operetta, "Little Bo-Peep," followed
by songs, music, recitations, etc., in which
all acquitted themselves most creditably
and were generously rewarded with ap-
plause and flowers.
The following is the program OF the
| evening:
Little Bo Peep, the shepherdness, Nellie
Netticote, damsel, Eileen Mauldin.
Ladye Lea, the gay ladye" OF the cas-
tie, Alice Clinksca!es.
Mistress Mary, the mistress OF the farm,
Lizzie Crayton.
CockleShell and Silyer-Bell, Fair
maids" who wait upon Mistress Mary,
lydia VanWyck and Gertrude Jones.
Boy-Blue, the coW-herd, Reese McCul-
ly.
Peasant lads and lassies.
Muaic-Duett, "Silver Spray" Eunice
Hill and Edna Diver.
Recitation, "Cultured Daughter of
Plain Grocer" Sudie Smith.
Music, "Convent Bell" Lizzie Crayton.
Dialogue, Annie Riley and Eugene Mar
din.
Music, "Ripples Of Alabama" Mittie
Tribble.
On Friday evening the Opera House
was again full, and many had to leave
without getting N. The exercises OF this
evening were no less successful and pleas
ant than were those of the preceding even.
ing, nor were they enjoyed any the less by
the audience. The program was more ex.
tended than was the one of the evening
before, and was as follows:
Dumb. boil March and movements.
Music, "Lone Rock by the Sea," Edna
Recitation, "Hannah Jane" Beulah
Music, .Frisky Fiddler" Mary Orr.
Recitation, "We must all Scratch"
Helen Baker, Mortimer Sloan, Dot Coffee,
Ruby Daniels, Murray Riley and Eileen
Jones.
Music, "old Folks at Home," Nellie
Dialogue, "Trials of School Mistress"
Elma Osborne and Eugene Nardin.
Music, "Harpe Eolienne," Marion Tay-
T.
Music-Duett, "Wild Rose Waltz" Ger
trude jones' and Miss v. Evans.
Dialogue, BILLY Grimes, the Drover,"
Kate Crayton and Eleanor Wardlaw.
Music, "FIower Song" Mrs. Laughlin.
Music, "Hsppy Bird Waltz" Sadie and
Sudie Watson.
Recitation, "ldyl of the PERIOD" Nellie
Music, 'water sprites," Eileen Maui
din.
Music, "Oxford Galop," Sadie Watson.
Recitation, sVisitors from Story
Eloise Duckett, Della Cater, Lydia Van
Wyck, Edgar Shumate, Daisy Riley and
Music@Duet, "si.ver Leaves Waltz"
Lydia vanWyck and Mary Sullivan.
Song, Solo and Chorus-"Good Advice"
Music, "Evangeline," Lizzie Crayton.
Dialogue, "How the Quarrel Began"
Fannie Rogers and Monte Riley.
Music, March Tinpani," Mittle Trib-
r Recitation, "Betsy and. T." Eilleen
Mauldin.
Music-Duet, "Darkie's Dream" Eunice
Hill and Mary Orr.
Recitation. Burglar Alarm" Fannie
Clark.
Bo.Peep March ard Drill.
Before the audience was dismissed Mr..
popular and efficient School Commits.
sioner, announced that he had been in
yited to deliver soma prizes, and In few
we'll chosen words presented prizes to
Misses Mittie Tribble, Eunice Hill and
Mary Orr for excellence in the music de-
partment.