The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-17

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| Moore. accompanlst, Miss Dwyer.
| RecHation. Miss Gough.
>, 9nccrt reniiation. the Misses Walsh,
Glare.
-, .h sfi, do Concert" ,nrasa; Miss MI
Miss Moore
n! hWsg ,lh ,s,,,; Miss May ra,l,on.. ,
Mrbs Tarien S0 camaS SSre M MsiGSi"S VSa
,,i,oeck mann Wilcox. iIoli.ngsworth, liili.
NJ, ,,sFey Live for Others; Not for selr."
Recitation. Mlss Dwyer
,,., nNmor,,q Vale" lie Rerge. rre, man
Worth. ,,iopkins and Morris: second man
doiins. Mis.es Stringfcllow and Schmidt;
Wal 4,s yo Ines MsoN Gampbel and
Carr: pianos Misses Way and t-ampbe.ii.
SN ans9T,i,,y :, Miss oTarllon.
mas aud prize medals.
!, azores. Nunfess TO graduates. Rev. j. NJ. j.
>, Retiring march. Colbert. Misses Clay.
A. ,illock,or, Gross Holion, johnston and
4 decidedly ansSlc,ous beginnin. was
srhieved In Snini-saencs' magnificent
2teohu ,uiceito, performed by IN. Misses
Moore of ilano and Miss p,sycr of Sa1
Nhtoilo- from tho first out burst of tho
inatcst!c. wnve-liiso chords untn The l,-,
cchoing strain had died away. wonder
,,.n "dm',riion rc.ened supreme in IN.
'in" o' me audience thde mere scb u
girls were able 10 Interpret 50 bcati,ffnl,,
ms Grand composition Vocal Waltz
ny the young ladies vocal class WITH
orchestral ncco,nphnimcnt of fiftnsr
pieces wgs on" OF the most excellent num-.
l peis re, h"ndIrfd VA, graphic elocntlonary
valedlctoi.an of class 'gj was succeoded
~ = violin Fantasia" which was charm.
neiy performed by The Misses Iiill. Nils
trot and Carr, accompanied at the piano
"a clever style by Miss C,ny OF Houston.
nc World of Letters" was original
ana ,ntcrininine, during the performanrn
pr.itiiv and sang sweeuy.
Aifs WILCOX won applause by y smooth
y r nl1n and ,oaehinsly Oppressive
vocal selection. brought out to excellent
anNintagc the magnificent voices Of the
". Is SS,S Nicholson ana Moore, and TO the
Dwyor. Miss campbclis essay entitled
Peace. written In poetical form, was
very beautiful
Tho 'Hungarlan Rhapsody" a splendid
piano dunr'ette. was presented with en-
cellGnt effect by The Misses Wilcox, Dwy-
er 'iny and Hin. Miss Palm rceited with
artlsllc effect. while Miss Grme1l's essay
proved beautiful and affectiona.,, trih-
m 1T 20 her Alma Mater. Nj. Moore WINS
Air. while Miss Michelson's ''Rondc
Concert was all that could he des'red.
MISS Moorc's cssty. The Grandeur Of
or, di"nco' vas fnll of lofty and noble
reflections beautifully Expressed Miss
Tarleton recited ''lais.es' With admirable
Others, MOI for SELF" was n literary
success Mics iillisons essay, our Herr
tase'' was the most opicll and original
essay Of tho day. She was the recipient
or ihc composition gold medal.
Miss Dwyer'S rendition of The Gypsy
Flower Gin was in artistic success and
won for hor II diamond medal Miss Tari-
ton read most effective and beautiful
The remnrks of Rev. i. VI. j. Rea le OF
Galveston wer" appropriate aud forcef.il.
and diamond medals were: Miss Anna
" Gaugh. Austin; Miss Francis A. Tarl-
ION. Fort Worth; Miss Edna j. Moore,
llant; Miss katherine NJ. Ellison Frank
!in Miss cleo u, Wilcox. Temple; Miss
Rossic y, 'anipbCl Campbeil,on
T~oniy gold and thirty. five silver med
ais were distributed for various degrees
~ eNccllcnce. large number of patrons
81 the Institution from all over the State
were present.