Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-05-24
THE WESTMINSTER SCHOOL CLOSES.
A Full Programme Presentod-The ToWn |:
Proud Of Its School.

W Fol Way Gc,--[AiotuCi GOl III
of tho Westminster High School has
closed, and tho pupils and teachers arc
enjoying tho pleasures and delights of
vacation season again.
The many who witnessed tho closing
exercises last week woro highly ontor-
tanned, and havo boon high in thoir
praises. Both Thursday and Friday
evenings tho exercises woro worry inter
| esting.
THURSDAY EVENINGS EXERCISES.
Precisely at half past eight Thursday
evening tho exercises began, and tho fol-
lowing programme was prescntcd:
Recitation, "Wolcome," by Misses
Rachol Vormillion and Christono Mul-
koy.
Prayer by Rov. d. w. Kollor of tho
NJ. f. Church
Instrumental solo by Miss Sarah An
dorson.
Recitation, "rax on Bachelors" by
Miss Pearl Norris.
"The Thirtoon Original StaLcs," by
fourtoon young ladies. Miss Mary Mason
was "Liborty," and tho States wcro rop-
resented by thirteen littlo ladies in the
following order: Virginia, Vera Elrod
Now York, Lillian Simpson,; Massachu-
sotts, Lako Heron; Pennsylvania, Mel
lilo Dickson; Connecticut, Sarah Andor-
son; New Hampshire, Adalino Duff
Delaware, Lucille Zimmerman; Maryland,
Julia Check; New Jersey, Laura Smith
son; North Carolina, Nannio Mattison
South Carolina, Kato Vcrmillion; Goor.
gia, Augusta Smithson; Rhodo Island
Annie May Anderson. Each wore a
crown. They marched to tho sweet
strains of "Dixic," rendered by Miss
Knight.
Song, "Littlc Travellers" by primary
department..
Instrumental duct, by Misses Sallic
Dickson and Ncllio B. Norris.
Song, "Making Honey" by twenty
girls.
"Playing School," by Misses Annie
May Anderson, Blanche Pool, Nellie
Mulkey, Augusta Smithson, Eva Leath
crs, Essio Davis, Kate Vcrmillion.
Solo, by Miss Vera Elrod.
| boohSJ lAoNC Will NrOlllCl 1luIl,
by Misses Mary Hull and Myra Mason,
Dialogue, "Roscs,' by Misses Lucl,
Zimmerman, Kato Vcrmillion, JUL;
Check, Sarah Anderson, Nannio Matti
son and Laura Smithson.
Recitation, "Widdor Bud,' by Miss
Myra Mason.
Song, "Bcforo all Lands, East ant
West" by eighteen little girls, with Miss
Anderson at the piano.
Dialogue, "Doublc Surprise for tn,
Scoopcrs," by Mcssrs. Burt Zimmerman
Burt Mitchell, Henry Check, Bcnjamr
Knox, Paul Pitts, Misses Codic Parker
Pearl Norris, Irene Miller, Ethel McGct
and Nellie B. Norris
Song, "Como, Come Away" by twelve
girls.
Drill. "Tho Hero" by Daniel Mason
Willie Anderson, Guy Simpson, Nisl
Barnett, Conway Terrell, Otis Elrod anC
Loos Zimmerman.
Piano duet, by Misses Sallio Dickson
and Myra Mason.
Dialogue, "Limc Kiln Club Logic" by
Mcssrs. }. S. Collcy, Henry Check, Ben
jamin Knox, Burt Mitchell, Paul Pitts
Burt Zimmerman. These young mcl
had made their faces and hands black
and, being otherwise dstigurcd, they
were fair representation of the Afro
American.
Song, "rho Capitals Of the United
Statcs," by Misses Tompsic Hull, Mel
lic f. Norris, Pearl Norris, Ploma Tan
ncry, Sarah Anderson, Ethel McGcc
Daisy Williams, Vera Elrod, Lillian
Simpson.
Piano duet, by Misses Nellie Nuke,
and Kate Ncrmillion.
Solo, by Miss Nellie b. Norris.
| Dialogue, Little IIatchct Story" b,
Miss Myra Mason and Otis Elrod.
Song, "Chidrcn, Goodbye, Teachers
Good-byo.'
| PROGRAMME FRIDAY EVENING.
Song, Spring Time" by primary de
partmcnt.
Recitation, SISTERS Best Fcllow,n b,
Loos Zimmerman.
instrumental duet, by Misstt Saral
Anderson and Ploma Tanncry.
Song, "hlabama Blossoms" by Mcssrs
Henry Check, Thornton Moore, Misses
Myra Mason, Ircno Miller, Mary Hull
| Mamie Terrell and Codie Parker.
Dialogue, "Goldcn Rule" by Miss
Nellie Mulkcy and Otis Elrod.
Song, "Thc Stars by Miss Kate Yer
million, with Miss Nellie Mulkcy at tho
piano.
Piano duet, by Miss Nellie Mulkcy and
| Kate Ncrmillion.
Dialogue, "Why we Never Married. .
Benjamin Knox, with Miss Lily Jenkins
Burt Mitchell, with Miss Codic Parker
}. S. Colcy, with Miss Myra Mason
Henry Check, with Miss Nellie b. Norris
Thornton Moore, with Miss Daisy vii
liams; Knox Anderson, with Miss ploma
Tanncry; David McClanahan, with Miss
Mamie Terrell.
| Solo, by Miss Sallic Dickson.
Recitation, "Woman's Rights" by
Miss Mary Mason.
instrumental duet, by Misses Dickson
and Terrell.
Song, "lIappy Band of Children" by
sixteen girls.
Recitation, "rlaying Cook" by Miss
Nannio Mattison
Solo, by Miss Sarah Anderson.
Mrs. Caudlc's Lecture on Wedding
Anniversaries" by Miss Myra Mason.
Song, "Goin' to Mcctin'," by eleven
httlc giils. They wore glasses, which
added to the uniqucncss Of their ap
pcaranccs.