Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-06-13

as 1t was admirably constructed. Tha,
It was enjoyed was shown by the fora
and other offerings which were almost
sufficient to hide her from the view o,
the audience. A vocal trio, "Stars oil
the Night Shine Ger U.s." was given
with beauty and animation by Misses
Holmes, Moreland and Straub and then
Miss Laura Reed MacAnally was pre-.
sented. Her subject was Poetry
Dramatic" and she handled it with no
apprenticed hand. 1t was well written
and we'll read and the showers of flowers
that enveloped her and the hearty an.
plause evidenced that her effort was
highly appreciated. Miss Jennie Pink.
ney Summers was the last to be intro.
duced, when she came forward and very
gracefully and sweetly read her essay
entitled "Poetry-A Poem" Ii was in
verse and OF such an excellent nature as
as to create the impression that she is a
born poetess. Its thoughts we're of
high order and its metre remarkable.
She too was rewarded with such
wealth OF floral offerings AZ must have
made her heart glad. Miss MacAnally
again demonstrated howl carefully her
talent Tor music had been cultivated in
'Polonaise A Major" and "Valse Inn.
promptu" and then President J. NJ
Hubbard arose and after an address to
each young lady highly complimentinp
her for faithfulness' in study and per
fectness in recitations and department.
delivered to them their diplomas. He
then read the following list of young
ladies who had not broken a single rule
OF the College during the term:
Katie Beasley, Sue Whitley Murphy.
Virginia Warren, Lizzie Jones, Laura
Powell, Linda Tucker, Eliza Porter, So.
die Alcorn, Nellie Mershon, G race Roch.
escer.
These broke only one: Beatrice
Mattingly, Annie Bell Woods, Viola
Vsnov, Nellie Murphy, Lucille Cooper,
Lola Burks, Lena Bruce, Mary Bruce.
Only two dement's were marked
against these; Stella Ballou, Cora
Jones. Leila Clay Allen. Ellie Burks.
Neseie Anderson, Isabella Bailey, Bruce
Wearen, Roberta Bright, Clara Mershon.
The professor took occasion TO return
his thanks to the audience and to say
that the 5th year of his principalship of
the College had proved far the most
prosperous Of all and that he felt Z 81 ired
that the next session would be even
more so, for he would spare no effort TO
that end.
The exercises closed with Reinecke's
charming operetta, Good Luck and
Bad Luck" in which Misses Alice
Holmes, Jennie Summers, Nora More
land. Essle Burch, Flora Ballou. Veto.
ria Bishop, Cora Jones, Eva Steger and
many others took part The stage dec.
orstlons aud settings were made under
direction of Miss Louis Upton. which |
is equivalent to saying that they were
most artistic. Miss Upton scarborough
ly proficient aud never fails to make a |
success OF anything she attempts as the
drilling and other evolutions of her
class attested. The orchestral accom-.
paniment, arranged as piano duet, was
given by Misses Howard and Mac Anally
and to the former, especially, is' due
much OF the credit for the most success
iul rendition OF the little opera, which |
was greatly enjoyed 1t was IL O'Clock
when II was concluded and as the cur
tain shut from view the pretty perform.
ers 1t also went down on the final scenes
OF session which will live long in the
memories OF all who took part or were
Interested in it. We hope that the |
next will prove as successful and that
the new faculty will give as complete
satisfaction as the one We now bid a re. |
gretiul adieu, with the hope that heav.
ems richest blessings will ever attend
one and all.