The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-06-09
BEAUTY CARNIYAL
commencement Exercises Of Broad
dus College last night.
DIPLOMAS CIR ANTEp.
The Sweet Girl Graduates Greeted
BY d Great Audience.

BY q Great Audience.
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y lege girls,
8Si /. {1ZG charm IN gly
S5 IA 3EMTM costumed in
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lAXlfgIliylis1Js4s.& itsiowers and
ny JiRllle4N.M ribbons, must
fysisSs1Sef"s necessa r l Y
present one of those rare, trans
scendental, omnipresent scenes
that captivates the eye, intoxi-
Gates the senses and afterwards
crystallizes into an unfading
memory.
There was never a more de-
lighted audience than the one
which gathered last nightto Wit
ness the graduating exercises of
Broaddus College. Long before
the hour set for the commence
ment of the exercises there was
nota comfortable seat to be OBJ
tanned.
The electric lights never CON
tributed their Mysterious powers
to more inspiring or pleasing
spectacle; inspiring to those who
took part and pleasing TO those
who looked on. twas like a
glimpse into fairyland ora dream
Of fair women beings lovely.
enough to have escaped from the
rainbow, and graceful enough TO
haze posed before a Grecian art
ist Mcknight ithave been called
an epoch in the lives of seven
young ladies, to each Of whom
the SUMMER scenes of the class
room were soon to become as
as fieeting life pictures cast upon
the weird, curtain which rose upon
the drama of a sterner life, with
its sublime possibilities"
The First Regiment Band
played several beautiful airs be-
fore the exercises began.
The following was the orderof
the exercises:
Music. ......... First Rg't Band
Invocation -. Rev. ]. d. Simmons
Music; While Thee Seek, . Marsh
Misses Lowe, Evans, Cooper, Smith
Messrs AMMAN and Bowles.
Salutatory :. !. -. 1885,. Geetings
Miss EstelIe Powell.
Music: "a Spring Morning, .Abt
Misses Lowe, Pierce, Evans, Cooper
and Smith.
Essay ...,...... Turning Points
Miss Mamie Lowe,
Music: Out on the Deep, "..... Lohr
Miss Cora Smith.
Essay ...8.... Voices OF the Present
Miss Ethel Garlic.
Music; "As Fades the Evening Hours, !"
.,..............s Tours
Misses Lowe, Pierce, Cooper, Shaver,
Evans and Smith.
Original Poem: The Key Of the Future
Miss Viola Sitter,
Music La Capricciosa, .... Matte
Miss Villa Lowe.
Essay ........ Something Left Undone
Miss Lottie Cooper.
Music; "Lol Smiling Spring, Sharpe
Misses Lowe, Pierce, Cooper, Evans
sand Smith.
Essay II. 49,. To Be and Not TO Seem
Miss Vesta Wadsworth.
Music: Solo. Miss Cora Smith
Essay and Valedictory .Idealism; or
the Power OF the Ideal. ......,.......
Miss Bonnie Smith.
Miss Estelle Powell, the bright
and popular daughter of Prof.
Powell, was salutatorian and de-
livered the address of welcome
in a manner that fully sustained
her high reputation as a student
and scholar. 1t was respondent
with literary gems and through
out betrayed poetic genius and
an exquisite literary taste. Miss
Powell wore cream brocaded silk
trimmed with lace and ribbons.
Miss Mamie Lowe. attired in
white figured silk with lace bertha
and satln ribbons, looked very
pretty as she advanced to talk
about Turning Points," Her
pleasant manner made her q
favcrite from the beginning.
From the conclusion of her essay
our reporter caught the follow
ing; What we call turning
point is simply on occasion which
sums up and brings to result
previous training, SO it should be