The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1893-06-07
Home School Commencement.

The closing exercises of Miss Len ora
Hubbard's High School took place in the
Opera House last Thursday and Friday
evenings. Notwithstanding the low ering
appearance of the clouds and the general
ipclemency of The weather on Thursday
evening. good crowd of the friends and
patrons of the school were present. All of
the pupils, with the exception of one who
was sick, were present, and their bright,
cheerful faces indicated that they were de-
termiued to do their best to make the DC
casion a success. The following was the
program for the evening:
Colder Rod Chorus.
Sebastop0l. guitars Misses Arnold, Murphy and
Little Girls Speech, -eciiia O'Donnell.
Sounds from the Ringing Rocks, piano, Hiss
Maude Payne.
March and Song by thirty little people,
March, o gan, Sammie Craig.
Blue Bird Echo piano, Lucia Brown.
,uscal Dumb bells, twenty-four pupils.
sprin. Song, vocal, Miss Annie Arnold;
Tho Little Grandmother, recitation. Alice FEET
well.
Mountain Spring Schottische, piano, Georgia
Brown.
IOOtnacn6, reCltatl0Q, deleQ CHSulu.
With Song and Dance, vocal Louise Murphy
Bed Robin, vocal, Jimmie Craig. Encore, :he
Cows are In the Corr.
Dream of Home organ, Lola Strickland.
Tommy's Troubles, Dewitt Parker.
Blue Yiolets Waltz, piano, Bessie Bee.
The Spelling Lesson Charlie Butler.
Across the Far Blue Hills, Marie, vocal, Annie
Kennedy.
Purest Snow, piano, Annie Clarke.
The Haymake o, march and song.
Dance Of the Fairies, piano. Grace Thompson.
What the Choir Sang. Jimmie Craig.
Musical Rockets, piano. Mary Johnson.
Little Dora's 8ollloquy, Mamie Craig.
Chop Sticks (sccompanied> piano. Jennie Ste
venson.
A Boys Complaint. Jim Sullivan.
The Brides Ball, vocal, Alice Fretwell and
Chorus
On Friday evening the weather was
more favorable. and big crowd of specta-
expected an enjoyable program, and they
were not disappointed. The program was
as follows:
Song, Tentiug on the Old Camp Ground.
Harp Quickstep, two guitars, Misses Arnold and
Violin Duet, Mary Parker and Teacher.
The New Worlds Queen, Lewis Smith.
Rubis Polka, Grace Thompson, Orpha Harris
kindergarten Song, Morning, Noon and Night.
Cascade Waltz, May Thompson.
Fanny Gray, vocal dialogue, Julia FAINT aud
Frank Watkins
Green Apples, Norman Prince.
Rolling Billows, Annie Arnold.
Fandango, guitar, Jimmie Craig.
The De athless Dead, Jim Maxwell.
Sleigh Ride, Julia Fant and Essie Todd.
Our National Holidays, Willie Brown, Annie
Bolemap, Lois Hill, Minnie Payne, Marion Brown,
Ernest Watkins.
Tinkle Waltz Rose Payne.
La Carita, Misses Murphy and Kennedy,
Dialogue. Fancy WORK, Henrietta seel, Minnie
Geisburg, David Taylor.
Silyery Waves, Ella Brown.
Extract from Father Ryan's Sentinel Songs,
'eE1 Evening ~ Star si Waltz, Maggie Thompson.
Shadows on the Blind, Helen Cashine.
Warblings at Eve, Gnstr.l Annie Kennedy.
Indian Clubs. First Division.
The Water Mill.
Indian Clubs, Second Division.
Massa's in the Cold Ground, transcription, Ethel
Nance.
Closing Song, Putting on Airs. Jimmie Crsig
and chorus.
The Committee, consisting of Col. Pct.
rick, Gen. Humphreys and School Coul-
missioner Russell, appointed 10 decide the
contest in club swinging between the two
divisions, reported through its Chairman
that while the second division kept the
best time, owing to one of its members
dropping his club twice they decided m
favor of the first division. The score stood
as follows: First Division, 101; Second pi'
vision, 81.
There were many unique features
throughout the program of both evenings,
but as all of the pupils did their part we'll E,
we will not attempt to mention any Of
them separately for fear of doing injustice
to others. The pupils, as we'll as Miss
Hubbard, and her assistants, deserve the
congratulations they have received.
After paying all expenses, the occasion
netted about S45 90, which was donated 10
| the Confederate Monument Association.