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stephenson Seminary COMMENCEMENT.

| The stephenson seminary commencement
exercises began Sunday evening with the
baccalaureate sermon in the Presbyterian
Church by Rev. E. D. Washburne, Of ROM
ney, W. Va. Mr.. Washburne is thought
full and finished speaker, and the sermon
was very appropriate to the occasion and
was appreciated by the large congregation.
The text was Mark X; 42-45. Monday
morning was devoted to the Junior Depart
ment-Miss E. G. Campbell teacher. Mon
day evening the program of music and elo-
cution printed below was rendered. We
hadn't the pleasure of being present, but
understood that the evening was one of the
greatest pleasure to the Misunderstanding
more than was to be expected from pupils
of Prof. Jerichau in music and of Miss
| Lloyd in elocution.
1. Piano Solo Capricio, Opus 33-Mendels-
sohn-Miss NJ. E. Woods.
.. Recitation-Ride of Jennie McNeal-Miss
Ruth Shirley.
3. Piano Solo-Sonata, OPP. 7-Grieg-Miss
n. G. Turner.
4. Recitation "A Legend-P. Carey-Miss G.
L. Callan.
5. Vocal Solo-A Summer Evening-Lassen
Miss A. J. Boddie.
6. Recitation-The Jealous Wife-Brooks-
Miss E. d. Moore.
7. Piano Solo for Left Hand-Volkslied-
Kuller-Miss Kate Campbell.
s, Recitation-The Eagles Nest-Wilson-
Miss Laura Campbell.
0. Piano Solo-Yalse, No. 4-Chopin-Miss
Margaretta Price.
10. Rectation-The Creeds of the Bells
Bungay-Miss A. p. Hopkins.
IL. Piano Solo-Murmuring Fountain-MDls
Miss Norma SchloSs.
u. Recitation with Musical Accompani-
-Someryille-Mss T. E. Merrimon.
10. Piano Solo-American Air with Varia-
tions-M ills-Miss Z. Williamson.
II. Recitation-The Black Horse and His
der-Sheppard-Mis Bette Sublette.
10. Piano Solo-Rhapsodie Hongroise No.
2-Liszt-Miss T. E. Merrimon.
16. misunderstanding Wheel Song
Waller-Miss A. ]. Boddie.
II. Delsarte Pantommes-Expecta AT
fiction, Anger, Sorrow, Joy, Fear, Religious
Devotion, Farewell-By Portion of the Elo-
cution Glass.
The closing exercises, at 1920 Tuesday
morning, were in the following order:
l. Prayer.
3 Piano Duett-Symphony No. 2.-Beetho-
ven Misses Boddie and Merriman.
g. Recitation In Germany Der Erl-Koenig
-Goethe-Miss Miss Norma Schloss.
A. Composition.
s. Recitation-Tho Bobolink-Miss NJ. Price.
g. Reading Composition
7. Piano Solo-Selection from 0beron-Icy-
bach-Miss Priscilla P. Amman.
7. Awarding Certificates
8. Piano Solo-American Air with Varia-
tions-Foster-Mi A. ?. Hopkins.
10. Reading Composition.
IL. Recitation-The Wreck of the Palatine
Whittier.
-. Awarding Prizes.
IS. Wedding March, Concert Transcription
Sidney Smith-Miss Laura Campbell.
ROLL OF HONOR.
Edna Henkle, co. Evelyn Merrmon, 81;
Katie Campbell, 90; Laura Campbell, 90; Car
RE Engle 90; Norma Schloss, 90; Margie Price,
"a; Anna Wilson, %; Daisy Engle, 96
COMPOSITION PRIZES.
Isl class. Daisy Engle; ed class, Margaret
Harlan; Sd class Ruth Shirley; 4th class,
Charlie Campbell.
GENERAL CERTIFICATES.
Kate Campbell, Carrie Enge, Daisy Engle,
Laura Campbell, Charlie Campbell, Margaret
Harlan, Peasants Hopkins, Ellie Hootf, Edna
Henkle, Louise Latiner, Evelyn Merrlmon,
Katie Mddlekauf, Margie Price, Ruth Shirley,
Norma Schloss, Mary Woods.
Primary-Annie Hooff, Amelia Diehl Mary
Beall, Mollie Moore, Danny Middlekauf
Composition Prizes.-Charlie Coleman, An
ME Hooff
Spelling.-Mary Beall.
Writing.-Margie Beller
SPECIAL CERTIFICATES.
Lila Amman, Physiology and English Gram
mar Gertrude Callan, Physiology and Bot
any Laura Campbell, Rhetoric Katie Middle
kauff, Physical Geography and English Histo-
ry Mamie Young, Physical Geography Ed
| ma Henkle Physical Geography and L. s. His
tory; Evelyn Walker, Physical Geography
Katie Rowe, Physical Geography Carrie En-
gle, Physical Geography, Rhetoric, English
Grammar and English History George Lind
/ say, Physical Geography and English Gram
mar Margie Price, Physical Geography, Alge-
bra and Botany Matte Davis Physical Geog-
raphy and Botany Ruth Shirley, Physical
Geography, Philosophy and General History
Mary Bates, Physical Geography Philosophy,
English Grammar and English History Anna
Wilson, T. S. History and English History
| OnaTlc OdIupDSll, " D hlobOil haeC lamp
bell, Rhetoric and English History Ellen
Moore, Rhetoric Peasants Hopkins, Rhetoric
and Physical Geography Elsie Haines, Rhet-
oric and Botany Louise Latimer, Rhetoric,
Botany and English History Emily Cooke,
Rhetoric and General History Margaret Har-
Ian Rhetoric and Botany Mary Woods, Bot
any and Literature Norma Schloss, English
Grammar; Florence Hopkins, French end
Algebra Anna Boddie, Geometry and Astron-
omy; Daisy Engle, Botany, Literature, Geom-
etry, Algebra, bookkeeping and Astronomy.
John W. Wolff, one of the oldest men,
bers of the Baltimore Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South, died
at Springfield, Hampshire county, Wednes-
day morning. He was a brother of Rev.
James II. Wolf, of Berkeley county, and Of
Stewart Wolf, Mrs George W. Degrange
and Mrs Aiken, OF Martinsburg. His re-
mains were inferred in Martinsburg. Mr..
Wolff was a minister of the gospel for more
than fifty years and was much loved for his
kind christian character.
Whatever may be said of Senator John
son n. Camden, ingratitude is not one of his
failings. One of his best friends and most
devoted followers MAS the late VIM. T. Lo-