Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1896-06-16
Stephenson Seminary.

Stephenson Seminary.
The commencement exercises of
Stephenson Seminary were inaugu-
rated last Friday evening with a.
concert, in which the following pro-
gramme was rendered:
Opening horus-vocal Class-spinning Song.
from Flying Observation-Disclosures Piano
Miss Merrimon end Mrs. Hamaker.
Piano Solo kecollections OF Home-Mills.-
Recitation Passing Away.-Aiiss George
seStstte4a Piapos-Bella Bocca-Max
Washington, Diehl and Carter.
Piano Sola-Thou Sublime Evening Star
Liszt- Wagnrr.-Miss Evelyn Merrimon.
Recitation-A Scfmopette.-Miss Mamie
Quartette-waltz -Dressler.-Misses Trap
nell, Taylor, Neil and Annspaugh.
Piano Solo-Selections from Carmen
Lange.-Miss Amelia Diehl.
Recitation-A Yonng Pianist.-Mastei Rich
ard Washington.
Vocal Trio-Belieye AtiIla,-Misses
Campbell, Hopkins and Merrinon.
Plano Solo-ConcertP Redistribution Miss
Laura Campbell.
Composition.-Mis Mai Trussell.
Recitation1 :, Bclls-Edgar Allen Poe
Miss Eunice Taylor
Violin -Romanza-Ze ller.-Aiss Mar
garet Amman.
Quartette American Line March-Misses
Diehl. Shirley, Aunspaugh and Campbell.
Recitation-Country Sleighing-- Bessie
Young.
Piano sslo-whispering wind-Wollen-
haupt--Miss Margaretta Price.
Presentation of Music Medal-presentatio
address by Rev. ]. P. Stump.
yocalsolo-I'll follow Thee-Fa Miss
A. P. Hopkins.
Concerto-E Minor, 2 pianos. Allegro. Ro-
rnanza-Chopin- piano. Miss Merrimon /;
End, Miss Campbell.
Vocal sextette-.Life has no powcr-Doni-
zetti.-Misses Campbell, Howell, AMMAN, Price,
Merchant, and Mrs. Caldwell
On Sunday night. at the Presby-
terrain church, large and intelligent
congregation was profitably enter
tanned with an abIe discourse by
Rev. P. D. Stephenson, d. D., of
Woodstock, Va, who preached the
baccalaureate sermon from Luke X
80 and ~" And she had a sister
called Mary, which also sat at Jesus
feet, and heard his word. But
one thing is necdful; and Mary hath
chosen that good part, which shall
not be taken away from her,
The programme for last night (the
closing exercises proper) was:
Prayer.-by Rev. DIR. A. C. Hopkins.
Commencement March-Bartlett
Recitation-Brides of Enderby-Jean Inge-
low.-Miss Elsie G.. Haiues.
Essay.=Sfiss Ruth Shirley.
Piano Solo-ImpromItu-C Sharp Minor
Chopin.-Miss Evelyn Merrimon.
ccitatfon-Tit-fo Lena Herr.
Essay.-Miss Norma Schloss.
Piano Solo-Valse Caprice-Brownold.-I
Miss Laura Campbell.
Recitation-The Story of chime.-Miss
Norma Scbloss.
Composition Miss Iouise Intirner
awarding of Composition Prizcs.-Address
by Prof Wright Denny.
Recitation-The Two Runaways.-Miss
Ruth Shirley.
vaIedictoFy.-Miss Margaretta Price.
Awarding of Certificates and Prizes.-by
Rev. DR.. a. G, Hopkins.
Presentation of Diplomas and Address to
Glass of 1895. by the Principal.
ChoruS-Home-Yogric
The graduating class consisted of
Misses Elsie Grace Haines, Marga-
retta Darlington Price, Louise Pay
son Latimer and Laura Winder
Campbell, full course; and Anne
Peasants Hopkins and Norma
Schloss, English course-the largest
and youngest class of graduates the
Seminary has ever turned out.
SPECIAL CERTIFICATES.
Annie Annspaugh-Geogrnphy o. 8. His
tory.
History. PbT.icsI Geoerapbv. N-'H'"
Emily Cooke-Chemistry, Algebra, Litera-
ture, Philosophy.
sally C9 Tiel,, 1;,i .. hlSto o.
Ellie Hoof-Physicai Geography Physiol-
oSy, Grammar.
Annie Hooff-English History
Lena Herz-PhiIosophy.
Mande H9TeEFsnsh nsse eEr, History
800 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, -elISiI Pbilosonby
Katie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Marie Neill-U, 8. History. 9 r,
Tom Trapnell-U. s. History,
Eunice Taylor-Ar1thmetic, Bookkeeping,
Rhetoric.
Mai Trussell-PhysicaI Geography, English
History,
DoIa InoasTs a.
Hietor re y 9-e''i 0NO9 '''f''''
Mamie Youps-Physiolopy
james WnshiEptonyGeo
Penchy Wasbii,gton-U. 8. History.
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