Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1895-06-28
Rockville Institute.

The commencement exercises of Rock.
vile Institute, held at the Opera House on
Thursday night Of last week, were of more
than ordinary interest and attracted large
crowd OF invited guests from various parts
OF the county, the District and other places.
The main body of the hall was handsomely
festooned with evergreens and the stage
| presented the appearance of bower of
roses. The program of exercises embraced
marches, Rotations, essays, Greek postures
by the class in Delsarte, and choice selec-
tons of music, all rendered in such style as
to receive the hearty applause o: the audi.
ence and to reflect much credit upon the
principal, Miss Lucy Simpson, and her as.
sistants. The distribution of premiums and
awarding of diplomas was conducted by
Mr.. j. w. Warner in his usually happy
style. The graduates were Misses Mary
ID. Cason, Sarah l. Henderson and Jane H.
Kilgour.
The following program was rendered
March; Recitation, Burglar Bill, Evelyn Tai
bot; Polonaise, A Diabella, Mary Almoney
and Bessie Badger; Recitation, Uncle Pete
and Mars George, John Warner; Tarentelle,
'rheo. Bonheur, Daisy Hege; Recitation,
Which Shall 1t Be, Bessie Badger; March,
by pupils in the junior department; The
Leaves, by pupils in the junior department;
March, by class in Delsarte; A Study ia
Expression, Tennyson's Bugle Song, by
class in Delsarte; Essay, Salutatory, Jane
Kilgour; Ii Penserso, S. Heller, Sarah Hen
derson; Recitation, Lasca, Mary Cason
"Oberon," Leybach, Bessie Rabbit Essay
Valedictory, Sarah Henderson; Waltz, A.
Durand, Mary Cason; Greek Pastures
Expectation, Looking, Listening, Welcome,
Flattery Self Concet, Explanation Doubt,
Physical Pain Merrment, Despair-Tri.
umph, Prayer Blessing, Farewell Good
Bye, by class in Delsarte.
Premiums were awarded as follows: Eng
lish literature, Minnie Owens; wood anaiy-
sis, Lucy Cason geography, Norman Bouic;
grammar, Lucy Cason English history,
Mamie sherwood; ancient history, Minnie
Owens; modern history, Mary ID. Cason
mediaval history, Jane Kilgour and Beulah
Dove mythology, Mamie Isherwood; sec.
ond arithmetic, Norman Bouic; honorable
mention, Estele Hilton; first arithmetic
Bessie Bennett; second algebra, Daisy Hege
first algebra, Bessie Bennett; geometry
Sarah Henderson honorably mentioned
Mary Cason and Bessie Bennett; first com
position, Jane Kilgour; second compost
ton, Beulah Dove; honorabIy mentioned
Mamie sherwood; dictionary, Sarah Hen
derson; honorably mentioned, Jane Kill
gour; dictation Mamie sherwood; honor
ably mentioned, Jennie Bailey; first Latin,
Beulah Dove; second, Estelle Hilton; elo-
cution, Mary Cason; department, Jane Kill
gour, Mamie Isherwood and Rhoda Poss
punctuality, Minnie Owens and Beulah
Dove; honorably mentioned, Walter Hen
derson drawing, Minnie Owens; music,
Mary Cason and Sarah Henderson junior
class in music, Bessie Badger and Mary AL.
money; honorably mentioned, Daisy Hege.
In junior epartment-Spelling, second
class, Evelyn Talbot; first class, Willie
Prettyman arithmetic, third class, Bessie
Greene; second class, John Warner; first
class, Barry Albert; geography, third class,
Evelyn Talbot; second class, jamie Daw-
son; first class, John Warner; honorably
mentioned, Willie Prettyman; history Al
bert Bouic; grammar, Walter Henderson
wood analysis, Willie Prettyman; reading,
Bessie Badger; penmanship, Somerville
Dawson.
TOurnament-In consequence of bad
weather on the 18th of June, the pic mic Of
Cromelin Lodge, No. 80, X. of p, of Greal
Falls, Md, will be held on Thursday, July
4th, 1895, in the woods of the Misses Harri.
son. Programme Clay pigeon shooting al
10 o'clock, sharp; prize fine double-bar'
rel breech loading shot gun. A game OF
base ball at II o'clock, sharp. Declaration
of Independence will be read at IL o'clock
noon, by Rev. J. J. Tyler, ID. d., of Balti.
more.
The tournament contest will commence
at / p M, sharp. The following prizes
will be awarded LIST, cash prize of $l5
2nd, $40; 3rd, 81; 4th, "a. Knights who
intend to compete will advise the committee
in due time Rules and entrance fee will
be made known on the grounds. The charge
to the knights and coronation address will
be delivered by eminent speakers. Tourna'
ment open to all knights.
Brass and string music will enliven the
occasion, and large pavilion will be ar
ranged for dancing. Refreshments and din
ner to be had on the grounds at moderate
prices. The committee guarantees good
order and pleasant time to all who may
honor US with their presence. We extend
a cordial invitation to all. The proceeds
will go in aiding to build X. OF L. Hall
Committee. E. Bissett, james H. Har
rison, A f. Fisher, " Collier, Levi Hill
j. W. Bissett, S. E Fisher.
Lawn Party and Bazaar 1T German