The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-05-25
AT A. & M. AND ST. MARYS
State Normal, Wake Forest, Davidson
and Guilford Colleges.
EXERCISES ALL OVER THE STATE
The University of North Carolina Begins Its
Exercises Next Sunday as Does Also
Trinity College at
Durham.

mencemenI exercises over the oldte WHel
in all sections and in all grades of school.
Of various denominations there take place
the commencement exercises of 1902.
Raleigh has four places in this picture
for here the A. and NJ College, st
Mary's, the City Graded Schools and TIL,
Raleigh High School all close this week
THE A. AND NJ COLLEGE.
At the A. and NJ. College, the program
of exercises of the tenth annual com
mencement, beginning today, are as fol
lows:
Sunday, May 25, II a. M, in Chris
Church-Baccalaurea sermon, Rev. Ran
dolph Fl. McKim, d. d.. of Emanue
church, Washington D. c.
Monday, May 26, $50 p. m, in Hall o.
Agricultural Observation-Disclosures ad
dress, c. B. Williams, class of 1898. Sub
ject: "The Value of Research
Tuesday, May 27.-5:3O p. m, on col
lege campus dress parade and appoint
ment of officers for next year.
$50 p. m, in Academy of Music, com.
mencement Grafton, Truman j. Backus
LII. D., Packer Institute, Brooklyn, N
Y Subject: IAN Age of Inventions ant
Discoveries"
Wednesday, May IS, II a. M, in Acad.
envy of Musc.--Graduating oratons
prizes. degrees, announcements.
ST MARY'S SCHOOL.
The commencement exercises at st
Mary's begin this afternoon with SER
vice in the school chapel at 4 AS o'clock
The sermon will be preached by the Ri
Rev. Ellison Capers. ID. d., Bishop Of
the South Carolina Diocese.
All students from the city are expected
to meet in the school room not later than
4:i5 p. m. The procession will form in
the main building and all students are
expected to form at the place named. The
alumnae of st. Mary's and parents of the
students will be gladly welcomed.
The space is limited, but ST.. Marys
will welcome as many of her friends as
the chapel will accommodate.
On Thursday the students (boarders and
those of the city, will meet in the school
room of ST. Mary's at 1880 a. m The
commencement exercises will begin
promptly at II O'Clock.
On Monday the following is the pro-
gramme
J. Suite-Adagio- Tours)-
Miss Parker. Miss Williams.
2 La Cascade Pauer)--Miss Montague
8. Valse Ondulante-( Binet)-Miss A
p Jones.
4. At Parting-(R ogers)-Miss Phinizy
). (a) Serenade-( StrelezkD-(b) Spring
Message Goetzl-Miss NJ Hunter.
6. Land of the Swallows Masini)-Mi
NJ. Hunter Miss Dunn.
Z. Scherzo and Choral-(Dubois)- Miss
Julia Haughton.
g. Sequidilla-(C. Bohm)-Miss Wood
ard.
g. Prelude OPP. %, No. 15--(Chopin)-
Miss Root.
TO- Mag Morning. Denza)-Mi An
der8on.
H. Mazurka-L eseheti:Bky)--M M.
Weeks.
IL. Suite-Romance = Tarantelle = (B
Tours)-Miss Parker, Miss Williams.
Is. Part Song-Maying-The Choral So
ciety.
On Tuesday the alrmnae meeting is al
so and at SIS is the class evening. The
latter will not be open to the public.
On Wednesday st 4 o'clock, the Board
of Trustees meet and from to 10 p. m
the work in art will be on exhibition.
At SIS Wednesday evening the follow
ing will be the programme:
/. Columbine -(Delahaye) Miss
Bowen.
3 Barcarolle Venetienne--( Godard) =
Miss O. H. Lamb.
3. Spinnlied-Q itolff)- Miss Harris.
4. The Mission of Rose-(F. Convent
Miss Stedman.
>. Andante Con Variazione, from OPP. &c
-(Beethoven)-Mis o. w. Clark.
G. Waltz-f Moskowski)- Gregory.
T. Boat Song-(F. Abt)-Miss Anderson
Miss Stedman
g. Third Valse-( Carlier)-M Moore
o. Part Song-God Keep Thee Safe
(Fairlamb)-Misses Anderson, Phinizy
NJ. Hunter, Stedman. Dunn.
TO- The Two MISUNDERSTANDING
Miss Trapier
Il. Three Wishes Pinsuti)-M Dur
ham,
e Hank the -(Schubert- Liszt)-
Miss Venable
Is. Ia Polonaise-(C hopin)-(b) Ven
e2ia. No. 3-(Nevin)-Miss McNeely
a. (a) Butterfly; OBJ Lonely Wanderer
(el Birdling-t Grieg)-Miss Hughes
i5.-Kammenoi Ostrow-( Rubinsteinl-
Miss C. Cowles.
&c. Part Song-With Laugh-(St. Ben
retD-Solo. Miss Anderson-The Chora
Society.
On Thursday at IL o'clock occur tn,
literary exercises in the parlor, the pro
gramme being:
Part Song-Rest Thee on the Messy Pill
low-(Smart)- Choral Society.
Salutatory-Miss Louise Manning Ven
able
Essay-Humor and Pathos in Southern
Literature of Today-Miss Marie Baco
BrunSon.
Part Song-Homeward words by Mis-
Senuttl-(James Shaw)-The Choral So
ciety.
Neutrality-suspicious. Baker Trapier.
The graduating exercises take place il
st Mary's Chapel. into which the stu
dents will pass with the processiona
hymn. After devotional exercises. tn
programme will be: