The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-14

dc Chantal, both ny 10 numbera in Mt.
tendance and thoroughness Of work BY
tho pupils, aud tho Distribution Day
was ono OF tho most enjoyable Of all :he
happy occasions for which the grca,
institution Is famous. Tho hundreds of
people who attended tho exercises were
delighted beyond measure with tho
programme as rendered, and tho friends
of the academy felt ptoudcr than evor
OF It's achievements.
There wUrc three Or aduatus In tho
English course this year, Misc Margaret
o. Kcttcrer, Of Woodsfold, Ohio; Mis-,
Adolia o. Comba, OF Fort Yates, OAK.
and Miss Lillian 4. Taylor, OF Now York
City, tho last two being tho salutatorlan
aud valodictorian respectively. Tho
list OF prize winners for proficiency In
tho various branches Of study Ia lengthy,
and is appended in full to this report
The commencement exercises wore
held In tho afternoon. At l o'clock o
special train OF lvo cars, crowded 10
thcir utmost capacity with Gues,s, loft
tho Baltimore & Ohio depot, Gnd short.
ly atterward arrived at tho academy
grounds. Many people also vent out
in carriages and on the Elm Grove road.
Admission was bv card, and tho bio
,,,,;, Ri 80, .I 1T III 20
inustS uuIt WIS paCheu win u brilliant
nnu ta6nlonaDlc audience, among those
present being many from q distance
parents and friends OF the young ladies
oil the school.
Promntly Mt o o'cIoclr tho arcrcIsou
hoco, - IL
49, anu NY ioioWlns pto2FaIlno
srersgd nv tho nwordiny nj nriyas.
~ 1900
fEo0hAANE'
Entmnce Schubert
riauOs-Misscs Ruth Wolf, Mary Kenny, Knthe.
rine Gleason, Katherine Walsh.
Vinllns-Mi-cS Fannie sullivan, GcuCyicye No.
ran, Grace Pollack. KlItie O'Bryan.
ain"tory-"'';T .;":;rr; a;;::i;.:""""""..
Chorus-"GIIde S"HU'u oolnD Lro DalIhc.
Tho School.
pno-lwo ianos-oVeFt to Iannhnus1E":
Misses Emily Folio.cE' Louise Finch "USNVs
Vocal Solo-'Thc Silent World Is Sleeping,
""""""TST: : :.%-Dudle Black
Vocal solo-ySise kr L. NV'.u'D'. Gounoo
Ms, Emma Connelly.
SSisnasNSIIsn, G GnS poiIScc Th.t GLnaiSTo pS !!
Cecilia Fitzgerald, Alice NcLAne.
ToFap, o '
ALescnd Of P.yGhS ;T"i-MSist oalIa Kettcrcr
Vocal solo-AnSYl. aerenale.~~-~.---.Drusa
Violin oblIsa;oMPFoI h schoeeev,
Piano solo-COncert-rlfaphasc (Ernani)..
L'szs
- ship' NiiI
M!ss Ida Rice.
Hio MTslOy ooISSiaHn i,tgy io"TF: :5IS S,IiT v AndFs
Miss Lillian Taylor.
sem Shorrs-"Noi Christine. pTnH EiEnt" Laysen
+ Enmap top1eilv, iuA N''' "'S"''' L'''
Second soprno-MIsses Mamie Gruob. Annie
Gentry. Emily Pollock:
A ;tndn E5sSc SS"tA D0sa'' h'Ui' 'onE"'" yer
Thn m,.,co, rox,,,, ~ tho 40
nramna r.as rpJar tbo d;-oc,;op "
Srni u sch,ctnv n this ci,v whioh
..o,n,,a,, 10 IN ;t,a,i an ossnrsrcn 4hn ~
- ~os .arr;od omt ;tbor n hitch anS
IN a. most ~o,,,o,;n morror In MI
Tho bors ,bo vorr, Iod;ns ocon;,taJ
themselves admirably and deserved tho
hoartv ,nnlause onj thc Nowcrs m ~,
nelt'y npp ose5 u.n ua ,som n0"''' 'Na'
"oi0 upo
II ExERcisEa
Tho first strains Of the entrance
march were the siguata for the appear
on.h ,f ,bo ,pn,,s VIM ent,rod ,wo bv
80 H. 49, -, 80
TWO from pack OF tne slage ana looA
their places ~ inc tiess OF seaes ar
ranged on elsnof ! ~ tne con.,e'
d centre oeihs occ9pieu ny Two con'
cert grand pianos ana tasIeiully o.na'
menteo WIN Danks Oh Iop'cat plahso.
q Sntrance marcM, Th'VI "As
splendidiy cxecutea oy inc elent young
ladies' ame IN inc programme, ana
With sucn periectlon OF measurement
90 to call forth hearty applause was
finished o. d last g!Ii sook nel aeat'
q was ioiioWea ny me ealItasorlan'
Miss Odoila Compn' OF 5ort LhteS, Ia.
kota- Inc auuience pau ner tne Gi9e9st
a!tentiTn aS 81 Th. .a,.;nont. ~
H. sSJ,ase worn ~onnronriate and az.
pressed in tho choicest language. sho
read with good expression and ease OF
manner; .cu,o ,u III
,ha IN, num G. ,ccomnspicd by Prof..
s snI popN S, fuII n liz and WINS nm
d dciA ,s,;h nrsc;sion. II won hearty
a]uniarso from the nudiouca
Ap TI'n Suo with two ]nisnosI from Wac-
~, Mace. Emily PolIoclt and Iouise
FIach Tos rendered. with n brilIiance
and finish that showed careful study
"md ,rna receivcd bv the lovers Of music
nrosont with genuine enthusiasm.
Siss Otilia Ketterer's vocal solo, 'Tho
s;iont World Is Sleeping" by Dudley