The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-27
ITS TWENTY-SEVENTH.
Tho sgguln College and ConsorvG-
tory's Commencement
ut The OPERA HOUSE LAST NIGHT.
A l'Imc Programme Eondcred by the
Graduates aud pupIls--A List Of tho
Prizes DIstrIUuted-Thu Graduates
ia the Different Dcp1rtmcnts-A
Brilliant Affair.

The tEon.y-geycuth annual com
meucumout and concert OF tho Scguin
business college and conservatory OF
music, which took place At the Opera
House last night, was probably the
most brilliant of all the events in the
history Of this famous EChool. The
house was well filed in spite OF the
storm which prevailed Mt tho timc for
the opening OF the performances. Few
annual events Of tho character draw
better audiences. Tho stage was q
scene of beauty, being pro!tiIy decorat-
cd, and on it were seated tho graduates,
as follows:
Shorthand department, Carrie NJ.
BalChlcr; Kate 9. Cowan, class 50 Mad
iaon public school; Lulu II. pownoy,
class '93, Union public SCHOOL, Laura ).
Gray; Norman a. lIundt class '0S,
Richie public school; Lotto McCon-
aughy, class 1913, Bridgeport High school;
KatcC Kuop; lnc2 II. Smith, '02, Mad
igon public school; NelliC SteAe, class
'93. Union public school; Laura
Schlosser, class '93, Union public school:
Rudolph II. Tappo; Annie J. Volt,
class %, Madison public school.
bookkeeping department. Herman A.
Hundt, Rudolph II. Tape and Kate r
Knop.
,n .tI carrio ~ r g Cr ,
E,,I,.,L Jo,,nr,,,nn; Io,,ro Groy
bnIiish uepafthloh'' l-Au'" 9: H."J'
The audience was rs aopreciativc ns
80 III ii,,,,J
Eramne opened WIN u Ufll'InH,y plaEcp
entrance march. II was rs follows:
O,,,,o,,s- ,.,,,,,, rr,,,,co March Far;t
fisno D-si''sc' l." DAVIS anu 81 s'~'o'
NJ H. Gm%InI, e Tame
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1iauo o III ~ .,i',
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Noc-l nNIo i"u' i'"i"N ''' -''' ~" - H."
NOlnIS''''' i '.' - '.,'' e ;ii.
49,, .ro, ny; ~ GFT Weo Mi'G For 1,,Gr,snoa
hiis NM ~ ~, Hn nS,i p,o,o,,, crr
flauo 10 " mi
c,.,.,,, l., 10, 80, ~ Do,r
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c,I r, y yi,' o. 'T tiIJ,,r,o !, u;c1.r.
seeohd fHho-H.sSGs L. L!nI WTISr l. eueH'
Es.Gy-"push".
az, Mss Carrie b '4chi!er'
''' Mis- i,r, II ScGloSScr
Vocal Su!o-"Dance'of JOY. Ascher
Miss Carrie Cros3,ey.,
t III mn MIN Ri,y, '''''''''
Quartctte-Grand March De Concert
:: :: ......; :, Woilcnhaupt
III 1 ~" ;i,s.. & C rHt, T', and a. T. GTsr
Vocal solo-"Longirgo ,.......Nillard
Bliss lda N MoSsbuFs. ,,,..,,,,,
Nj; :;,. : i%c ""HAn
Sextc.re-"Llght Cavalry March, Kite.
F!rst Piano Misses n St'ib' NJ. Fcitc and j.
c,cor7 o HVgHoflsFII Emo, ? ,,,mvcror5
800" ' 4. Nouis ''' '''''' = $3.50
Esay-"A Flea for the Present. Generation"
rs<,y-,,our ,,3 Mn,S GENE S'eIis ........
Miss Inez il. smith.
Vocal soIo-"Whcn Mn.nlna Lets Ne Out" Smith
piano s,o- MIS- EGIi ''n''inH sydney Saith
49, " Mi,s Molic ( KRAFT. ''
lssay-"Echocs,,. ............-.
voo,, lS ahp.o i i ny" ,,or
'e"i l'' Miss carrie c. CfossIcy. $685. '''
Nalcdictory......;.....-..; ;:...................
Cont-,,, r Mr r"54 G \. m n5 I;o- u,do,,
go - ,BSrIion. Robert While.
Tho lenr,b or IN, nrocramne nro-
clndrs tho possibili,y OF individual
Ta,,,ion sr;Iico il 10 s,v tbnt ali the
n,In,hars ,roro -orjnroL n monnnr
which Reflected cr,Iit NOT on,v on tho
n,,niIs ,ha,nsolvns hu, no wall on tho
pTjnrinal Miss paulinc Serum and her
Sf1icinnt Sasisiont SIis4Zelda blanchard
Thc nri1es cnnisrroI arc as ioiIows.
Shor,bnHI and tynewr;tins Tencrt.
mcnt.
ninlom,a for comnlot;po tho nro.
scrihed course wore conierrcJ rpon
Miss Carrie NJ Bachtlcr. Miss Lulu II.
Don,oT Mac ranra s CIV Mr. IIar,
man TInndt Miss Kaie r Kuop
Miss NeI,io @ Stella Mr. Rpdolnh II