The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-05-29
BRILLIANTCLOSlNG SCENE
Bishop Cheshire Delivers an Admirable Ad-
dress to the Members Of
the Graduating
Class.

Inquest, this being by Misses Sanborn
and Mackay.
Following this Miss Julia Hamlet Har-
ris delivered most happy and appropriate
salutatory In which greeting was EXTENDED
to all. The overture Son and Stranger
OF Mendelssohn, was rendered most beau
tifully by Misses Augusta Jones and Ger
trude Landis After this came an essay,
the subject being Some Women OF
Browning" this being by Miss Katherine
DeRoSseL Meares.
Then came an exquisite musical gem,
a quartette, Home, Sweet Home" the
ARRANGEMENT of which was by Vogrlch.
This was beautifully rendered by Misses
SANFORD, Mackay, Marshan and Mrs. Nc
kimmon
Following this Miss Mary Wood Wins
low read a short but effective yaledctory
and then the student body proceeded to
st. Mary's chapel, Ancient of Days,
being the professional hymn.
Following the devotional exercises, DR..
T. D. Bratton, the rector, read the fol
lowing announcement of honors:
THE REWARD OF WORK.
May 2Sth, 1908 ST. Mary's.
1902-19OS.
Primary Honor Roll-Misses Eleanor
Mann. Henrietta Schwartz.
Miss Julia West has not missed day
during the SCHOLARSHIP year.
Preparatory Honor Roll.-Misses Han
nah Ashe, Katie Barbee. Juliet Crews,
Emmie Drewry, Maude Eberhardt, Lena
Whitfield.
Preparatory Graduates.-Miss Gretchen
Barnes.
College Honor Roll-Misses Rosalie
Bernhardt, Caro- Brevard, Isabel Brumby,
Minnie Burgwyn, Eliza Brown, Annie
Cheshire. Lillian Clark, Kitty Coleman.
Carrie Cowles, Margaret DuBoise, Vir-
gle Eldredge, Mary Day Faison,
Amy Fitzsimmons, 3 Catherine = Foster,
Ruth Foster. Isabel Gary, Caro- Gray,
Daisy Green. Elise Gregory. Minna Hamp-
ton, Julia Harris, Mary Henderson, Cliff
ford Hayward, Mary Holman, Marjorie
Hughson, Dorothy Hughson, Mary Hun
ter Susie Iden. Sadie Jenkins, Augusta
Jones, Matte Jones. Esther Means. Kate
Meares, Bessie Massey. Carrie Helen
Moore. Mary Hull McKimmon, Annie
Gray Nash, Lucy Redwood, Martha Ebie
Roberts, Annie Root, Ret. Ruff. Annie
Sloan, Lilly Skinner, Margaret Stedman,
Florence Thomas, Linda Tillinghast, Gus
Watts, Leize Weaver, Mae Wood Wins
low.
Certificates in English and Literature
Misses Caro- Brevard, Augusta Jones
Helen Davies. Martha Ebie Roberts
Certificate in English, Literature, His
tory and Mathematics.-Miss Isabel Gary
Certificate Mathematics, Misses Belle
Certificate in Piano.-Misses Josephine
Bowen, Carrie Cowles, Elise Gregory
Julia Harris, Annie Root, Florence
Thomas. Bessie Woodland
Certificate in Architectural Drawing
Miss Virginia Bland.
Certificate in Business School-Misse,
Annie Dye, Louise Evans, Mary Sher
wood, Elodia Yancey, Katherine Spach
Diploma in Business School-Mis
Laura Lenoir GEyn.
Diplomas in College (Graduates.) y
Misses Annie Webb Cheshire, Mary Day
FaisOn, Elise Moore Gregory, Julia Ham
let Harris, Mary Ferran Henderson, Ma
1ietta Belo Holman. Mary Holton Hunter
Katherine deRosset Meares Annie Gale
Root Mary Allan Short, Florence Jack
son Thomas, M~ry Wood Winslow
BISHOP CHESHIRE's ADDRESS.
Bishop Joseph Blount Cheshire delivered
the address. He said:
My dear young friends, this is a great
day to you; and it Is a great day TO US
youn parents and friends. You are look
ing eagerly forward; the future has 81
many bright hopes and beautiful pros
poets. Friendship, love. modest but de
termined ambition to do something ant
To be of some use in the world, wherefore
all these years all things have been don'
Tor you; thirst for higher attaInments
Tor greater knowledge IN those fields o
wisdom and beauty OF art, upon which
you feel only take the first steps In tn
studies OF your school life-all these feel
lhgs more or less and In varying comb
h"Iions, STIR your hearts and brighter
souI eyes, as you look out upon the Worl
epioueh the opening doors of your Aims
Ma'cr' And we your elders, who are $
puruehed with the present that we hav
ec''eh out of the habit of looking fol-
~aIo'-we today find ourselves lookinl
i'i"dto with you-not for anything W
sec OF nope for ourselves. but becaus
gu arc now the best part of ourselves
ana 'he future to us again looks brigh
anu HAPPY and full of all possibilities, be-
cause III you we are sending forward tn
best part OF ourselves, to possess the goo
land of the future.
Go on then into this life before va,
and remember that you carry No, ION
own hopes only, but ours also. Ron,orr
Der the precious freight with which co.
gaily decked vessel in the little fleet !,
girl graduates this day setting sail
laden. You carry with YOU little as 70
may realize it, the treasures of all ma,
ages and generations. Though you sha
be transmitted to coming days all III;
they shall receive of the good won !
all generations OF the past. In Wa
books and buildings and organizations, !,
cial, political. commercial, scientific
preserve and perpetuate the accumul