Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-06-13

gafct Laue. Lillian Dauer. Sadie
Cunning and Nellie Stevenson.
Essay" The Ideal Woman in Home
Miss Mary Brown.
isOndO--tJp. CHOPIN
First piano, Miss Loretto Harmon
:. Second piano. Miss Teresa Hanifan
Chorus-"Dance Invites Us"............
Arranged from opera .Mirielle"
Dauer.- Gordon, iianifan. Moore.
F'riel, Hook, Weiner, Burns, Glass;
ney. Callahan, Robinson and Acken-
Mezzo- Soprani-Misses Laue, Steven
! son, Sehwinn McNicholl, Gormley,
Schwinn, cudahy, Thomson.
Miss Frances Montague
| Retiring March Observation-Disclosures
This programme was magniicently
rendered. TO the opening march, given
with precision and showing evidences
of careful preparation on the part of
the young ladies, the pupils filed onto
the stage, passed across it, and took
/ their allotted seats facing the audience.
A brief intermission, and then their
voices arose in the chorus, "Oer Bloom
ing Meadows the ensemble being very
,, satisfactory. This was followed by
THE Greeting" by Miss Miriam Och
enheil, we'll delivered and thoroughly
appreciated.
the violin trio, by Misses Harmon,
McNichol and Stevenson, was one of
the gems of the programme, and elic-
tied deserved applause, as did Miss
Weiner's essay, THE Duchess de Berri,' .
in which the character and history Of
that interesting, unfortunate and yet
courageous French woman was well set
forth. The sextet. La Tempesta," was
whose names are incorporated in the
programme, while the essay on Music,
Immediately following. by Miss Loretta
Harmon, evidenced thorough &C
quaintanceshiD with a subject as in
VOWED as it is important. The Reuben
stein "Polonlise" was splendidly zen
dered, and the following vocal quar-
tette, Sing On" Denza, was one Of
the most enjoyable features of the pro-
gramme
OF the instrumental numbers, the
NEST important and most enjoyable
was the andante and allegro from the
symphony in c. Schubert The two
movements were given with care and
intelligence, and demonstrated anew
the careful musical training given at
the Mount The young ladies are 20
be congratulated upon the decided sue
cess they achieved ana the reward they
commanded from an appreciative audi
ence.
Miss Truschells essay upon the Ideal
Woman in Social Life, was decided
ly original and interesting effort, evil
dencing careful preparation and
thought. She was in good voice, was
listened to attentively, and added mater
tally to the interest of the afternoon,
and was ably matched by Miss Mary
Browns essay, "The Ideal Woman in
Home Life" she scoring an equal
triumph. The closing musical num-
bers, as per programme. were greatly
enjoyed, and at the end of the pro-
gramme, rather late in the afternoon,
there were the usual scenes of hearty
congratulation and the reviving of
friendships and the interchange of
pleasantries and "reminiscences. The
commencement was one of the most
successful in the history of the Mount,
and all concerned in its preparation or
taking part in it are entitled to con-
gratulations and fluctuations.
Among the strangers who attended
the commencement were Miss Narcissa
Fox, of Milwaukee; Miss Bessie Pom
eroy, of Sistersville; Miss Margaret
Dwycr, of Oil City, Pa; Miss Maria Fox.
of Pittsburg; Mrs. Munhall of Pitts
burg; Mr. and Mrs: Weiner, of New
York; Mr.. and Mrs. Hanifan, of Bowl
ing Green; Miss Nellie Duffy, OF Mari
eta; Miss Jennie Ackenhell, OF Pitts
burg; Mr.. Davis of Fairmont, and Hrs.
Brown, of Clarksburg.
The awards of merit were as fellows:
First honors of the senior second
class consisting of blue ribbon with
silver cross. for excellence in deport-
ment and studies, awarded to Misses
Ada Anderson. of Summerville. w. Va;
E,lelee Chapman. of Huntsville. Ala;
Hortense Gockcy, of Dayt.n, O.; Helena
Schwinn, of Wheeling, " "a
Glass prizes were awarded to the fol-
lowing young ladies: Misses Esther
He'll, of Wheeling. W. Va: Ella Moore,
of Wheeling, ". Va; Louise Gormley
of Pittsbu:g. Pa: Edith Loughney, OF
Pittsburg. Pa: Josephine Cudahy, OF
Milwaukee, Wis; Elizabeth Heffernan,
of Oil City, Pa: Sadie Cunning, of Gin
etnnati, O.; Lillian Dauer. of Wheeling,
w Va; Olive Kirkland. of Warrington.
W. Va.
lhe first honors of the senior third
class consisting OF a blue ribbon with
silver cross. for excellence in deport-
ment and studies, were awarded to
Misses E1iZahefh Chairman NJ Hunts