The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-05-31
SWEET Graduates.
Closing Exercises ofthe Athenasum Last
Night.


fortieth annual commencement
Among the large audience were many
from a distance The hall was beau
tifiIIIy decorated with flowers, ever
green's and pOtted plants, ana the
yradu ates, and their school compan-
ions who have yet TO finish their
course ia school, all dressed IN snowy
white, made n charming picture es
thew appeared on the platform. Ibe
program rendered last night was one
of unusual excellence, both from
musical and literary standpoints, ana
the Young ladies who received Oh
plomas made up graduating class
which would be a credit to any lnstl-
tuition ofleatning in the country. Inc
program was as follows:
Grand march and chorus, THE Re-
demption" (GounOd), with orchestra
Solo-AIiss Eta Capell.
SalutatOry-Miss Ethel barileii'
Glass prizes and medals awarded.
Vocal duet, LA Notte" (MililOtti)
with harp and violin obligato-
Misses Kate Mckinney and Emma
ID. Smith.
Glass HistOry-NIiss Josie Conway.
Certificates conferred.
Chorus, LES Norwegiennes" de
libes.)
Blanca Czapski.
Vocal solo, "Cavatine und Arie"
lNTeverbeer) Miss Emma ID. Smith.
Comforting diplomas.
Valedictory-Miss Annie Pillow III W;
Grand chorus, "GuIllaume IeH
! LROssini.)
Ti,e opening number on the pro-
cram, with orchestral acc"mpanl-
/ Iuent. was a musical treat, and EVIL
! dauced the excellent vocal training
/ the class has received. Mis- Eta Ca
pe.ps solo was the next number ana
was charmingly rendered. MISS
| CapelI has wonderfully sweet ana
we'll trained voice, and has improved
to the utmost the time she has deNol-
Ell to music At the Athen1um. MISS
Ethel Bartlett, of Indiana, the SAUL
tatorian, pronounced the annual ora
ton OF the graduating class. 1t was
we'll delivered and delightful IN COM
position.
Prizes-FOr neatness in day school,
Miss Bertha Rosenthal, Columbia
Tenn: for neatness in boarding
family, Miss Mary Wann, Galena
!, Ill; for department i'll boarding
family, Miss Viola McLaren, Claren-
don, Texas, and Miss Bertha Spark
man, Decatur, Ala; Thomas Medal
for Proficiency in Music, Miss Irene
Williams, Columbia, Tenn.
Class Prizes-First Senior CLASS
the ValedictOrian; Second Senior
Glass, Miss Mary Frierson; Thlrc
senior class Miss Ethel Hendley
First Junior Class, Miss Carrie VII
Iiams: Second Junior Class, Mis-
lean Dobbins; Third Junior Glass
Miss Annie Fleming; Fourth JUNO
2 Glass, Miss Elise Ewing; First Pesta
Iozzian Glass, Miss Mary Rains
, second Pestalozzian Class, Miss An
= ME Rogers; Third PestalOzzian Class
Miss Carrie +. Smith.
The vocal duet, La N0tte," wa
we'll rendered by Misses Kate NC
. Kinney and Emma ID. smith, VIII
harp and violin obligato. Miss JOSH
CONWAY, of Arkansas, was the Gas
historian, and evidenced pertlt
Imagination in her representation
of the future lives of the graduates
Miss Blanca Czapski, of Louisville
a delivered an interesting address L
5 alumnn. Miss Emma ID. Smith san
: another sweet solo, and the NalIdlc
o tory was then delivered by Mis-
Annie Pillow, of Mississippi, who !
: worthy of great praise for her excel
e lent address. The program was con
: cluded with a grand chorus.
e Full diplomas were conferred on
a Miss Brownie BiXby Barker, C06ulli
1 bia. Tenn; Miss Ethel Wayne Bart
O lett, Edwardsport, Ind; Miss Peal
a Ellen Billiard, Columbia, Tenn.
e Miss Josie Smith Conway, Wash
: ington, Ark; Miss Ollie Francis Hal
e ris, Bolton, Texas; Miss Elsl
V Leonore Leach, Fort Worth, Texas
t. Miss Annie Henry Pillow, Green
e wood, Miss; Miss Margaret Clinic
r Sheppard, Miss Irene Hamilton Wi
> Iiams, Miss Amy Elizabeth Woo
Columbia, Tenn.
n A special diploma in the school
n English was conferred on Miss JUL
u Harrison Dwire.
= CERTIFICATES OF PROFICIENCY.
le Miss Brownie B. Barker, Physi'
i. and Chemistry, English Rhetori
n Mathematics, Civil History.
ID Miss Carrie Barker, Photograph.
V Miss EtneI Bartlett, English, Ell
n glish Literature, Logic and Meti
al physics, Physics and Chemlstr
h Civil History, Mathematics, Ethl'
and 4Esthetics.
Miss Estelle Brown, English al
Rhetoric.
Miss Pearl Bullard, Englis
Mathematics. Logic and Metaphysic
81 Ethics and Esthetics.
30 Miss Josie Conway, English, CIV
re History, Physics and Chemistr
20 20 English Literature, Logic and Met
n 5 physics, Ethics and Esthetics, Pm
a. biography.
- Miss Julia Dwire, Execution.
I E Miss Mary Frierson, English al
~ Rhetoric, Mathematics, Civil Histor
70. Miss Myrtiline Hall, English al
Rhetoric, English Literature;
~ Miss Hattie Hammond, Phono
OF Miss Ollie Harris, Civil Histor
English and Rhetoric, Logic al
Metaphysics, English Literature.
Miss Lizzie johnson, Elocution.
Miss Leonore Leach, Logic al
,ce Metaphysics, Physics and Ghemlstr
English, Rhetoric, Civil History.
D Miss Olive Montague, Elocution.
"a Miss Genie Morrison, English a.
eft Rhetoric.
~ uU Miss Viola McLaren, boOk-keeplr
IN, Miss Nina McLemore, English a
l.