Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-06-13
stephenson semlnarY.


The closing exercises of Stephens
son Seminary, began on Friday even-
ing last with the annual concert. the
programme for which was as follows:
Songs Of seyeu-Jeun Observation-Disclosures of
La Chase InfcrnaI-cllas. Wcls-Aisses L.
Campbell and Plcasanis Hopkins.
Recitation Perry Barr-
composilion-.'w What Saw From Ny Win
dow"-Agnes Philips.
Kentucky Belle-Elocution Class.
r, Friendly Pasiime-siisses N Young and Z.
Tho Brook Dolores-yocaI Class.
Three Little Folks ut School
lie Aarde Gras- QuHdrilles-Sehubert-
Misses K. Campbell and ". Pancake
Mana Man for u Tint Elocution Glass.
La Fanfare Des- DTngones- Boseovitz-
Misses K. Hughes II. Guthrie.
The Wood Eymphs-Sinnrt-Vo Glass.
COmpOsition-.-LiiiIe Things-Iulu Watson
Noctnrae- Opus 81; No. -Chopin-siiss
Nellie G. Turner.
Summer is here Primary Glass.
IL Corrieolo.Chas. Wels-Aiisses X. Camp
bell and Mary Strader.
Composition Men'-Annie Wash
ingtou.
CurfeW-Elocption Class
Composition 'FIorersr-Patty Willis.
Happy Birding Valid. krng-Misses
Ruth Shirley and George Lindsay.
Angels of Buena Vista.-Recitntion- Miss
Daisy Engle.
scnsucht-Jungmann- P. Hopkins
What Say the Ciouds7- InttOn-VocnlC Glass
Polish Boy-Elocution Class.
The occasion not only afforded n
delightful evening to all present, but
exhibited in high degree the adj
vancement of pupils, and through
them the capacity of the excellent
corps of teachers. which was quite
gratifying TO the patrons of the
school.
On Sunday evening the baccaIau-
reate sermon was preached In the
Presbyterian church, by Rev. DIR. j.
T.. Moffat, of Cumberland, Md,
from Luke XXI, 26-sBut lie that
is greatest among you, let him be
as the youngest; and he that is chief,
as he that doth serve" The sermon
was able and interesting, and was
listened to attentively by large and
appreciative congregation, there be-
ing no service at the other churches.
Rev. DR.. G. N. Campbell, Rev. Ju-
liam Broadus, Rev. II. p, HamiIl and
Rev. DR.. A. G. Hopkins were also
present.
Last evening the closing exercises
were completed with the following
programme, which was happily car
ried out:
Prayer-Rev. Dr. j. f. Mofatt.
Endureth Forever"
SnIutatory-Alis Nelly Hite
Instrumental Trio-Aiiss Margie Price. Kate
and Lnura Campbell.
Composilion-"Th Ups and Downs of
Life" written by Miss Nannic Bentley: read
song-':Flow Gently. Sweet Alton: Misses
Hopkins, SCHNEIDER, Bentley. Rissler.
observation-disclosures Town Greenhouse"
written by Miss Peasants Hopkins: read by
Three Little Folks at schoolr-Misses Bet
tie Hoof, Mollie Moore and Muster Perry
Instrumental solo-Aiiss Nellie Turner.
Composilion-''I saw President Inaupu-
rated by Miss Mablc TschiTely: read by Mr..
Herbert.
;. Cemposiiion-"Befo de War" by Miss
Kate Campbell: read by Mr.. Pennock
=, Instrumental puett-Misses Hughes and
valedictory- Changes" Miss Nellie Tur-
GENERAL CERTIFICATES
THE average 8 gives certificate 90 and
over gives special mention.J
Nellie Turner. C9.s). Daisy Engle. (o.s),
Mary Pancake. C9.sl. Mamie Bentley 90
go, Kate Campbell, Ellen Moore Nellie
HIie, Hannah Guthrie, Emile Cooke
Louise atimcr. Patty Willis, Elsie
Haines. Katie Hughes. Margaret Harlan.
Ruth Shirley, Donna Rissler. Louise Anderson.
Young.
SPECIAL CERTIFICATES.
Mary AAiisquiiI, Q. 8; History; George
History Matte Davis. U. S History Laura
Campbell, Physical Geography Emily Cooke.
Physical Geography, and Higher English
Higher English: Elsie Iiaines. PHYSICAL Geoa-
raphy and Arithmetic; Ellen Moore, Physi-
ology, Philosophy and Arithmetic; Sndie
MOler, Physiology Lena Porter. Physiology
and Philosophy; Annie Washington, Arith-
meitc, Physiology and Philosophy Mary
Strader. ATithmeEici Donna Rissler Ariti-
metlc; Margaret Harlan, Higher English and
fhiiosophy Mary Pancake. Rhitoric. Arith-
metic: Botany aud Philosophy; Mabel Tschif-
fely, Rhetoric, Arithmetic, Botany. Chemistry
and Latin; Daisy En@le. Rhetoric English |
History. General History, Philosophy and
and Arithmetic; Katie Hughes Higher Eng
fish NCtiic Hite. General History and Pbysi- |
ology; Florence Hopkins, Rhetoric. Chemistry |
and Arithmetic; Kate Campbell, Higher Eng
lish aud Physiology,
Misses Mary Strader. Lily Willis. Ida Lin
pitt, Bette Wilson and Laura Campbell would |
pTobublYg have received cncr;il certificates |
hau they not been compelled by sickness TO
give up the final examinations.
PRIZES FOR COMPOSITIONS.
Miss Nellie Turner. 'Changrs"; Miss Kate
Cami he'll. 'Befo dc War; Mis- Annie |
Washington. Great Men; Miss Pieasanrs |
Hopkins. Charles Town Gfecmhonse.' Miss |
Gcorgie Liadscy, Paper; Miss Patty VIII |
liz, FLOWERS"
For promptness aud regularity Ia composi- !
ton work: prizes were awarded to Miss Lena |
Porter and Laura Campbell
Music medals were awarded 10 Misses Nellie
Turner, Human Guthrie. Mary Strader.
PRIMARY.
C1tFtcdtes Amelia DicIl, Agnes Phillfns.
Ellie IIooff. Annie HooG. Lula Watson
Celia CocIsrill. Lousia Hall, Perry Barr. Mai
Trusscll. Dora Th0nlas
Pri1es.-Agnes Phillips. LIST composition:
Lula Watson, I'd composition; Annie Hooff.
Improvement in writing; Agnes Philiips
Spelling; Molllc Moore Sp ling; Amelia
ICiehI u prize for the highest mark in Primary
Dcpa rtnIcnt, average 90.
GRADUATES.
Miss Nellie Turner, Miss Nanuie Bentley.
La Grippe.
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