The colored American., 1903-04-11
TO SING FOR EDUCATION.
rarv and r 1igious n wsNost 5:
prirc IS Ann and II Schools

er and women to be known as the
ti,InryIand Orioles" 1t Will be unoer
~ directorship of our most courteous
ond esteemed friend, ProI- a n
EIareden. A. B., who is next TO fIln-
nal Trigg in everything that sCanas
cor culture and high atta1nmens. we
soa1 assured that should such com
nonv spend their summer VacdIioh
ping the northern cities under the
IoodarshiD of such an accomplished
ns our good Professor, there would De
o. douht of their meeting with the
loo+oct success, While We are not
F,Tv familiar with their future plans,
tbonqh being we'll acquainted WIN
~. high musical attainments ana pure
moral record of all concerned, we Ieel
80 in speaking confidently that no
musical company, not even the rehouLl
ad Fisk Jubilee Singers, could make
q deeper impression than the Famous
Maryland Orioles can.
Principal Trigg preached the com
rnupion sermon on Sunday morning,
~ II o'clock for Rev. M. H. Horsey,
nastor of the Metropolitan M. f.
rhnrch The text was found in the
Cd cbaDter of Joshua, 4th verse, SUD
Iact "Care in the Church" 1t was
logical and scholarly from start TO
finish and delivered with mastery
force and oratOry. 1t is pleasure 10
sit under the sound of the Professor,
because he is a great divine and pull
nit orator, and a true biblical law
giver and teacher, of growing benent
to the student of christianity.
The B. o. Bird Literary Association,
an organization which the young men
Of the Academy conduct, gave pubic
entertainment last Friday evening,
pleasantly enjoyed by all present. Ihe
young men deserve the highest COM
mendatiOn.
We will for the benefit of those who
are interested, give the program In
part: After singing and prayer by
the Chaplain, Mr.. Jesse Nepobry, each
member recited some appropriate quo
tation, interesting and helpful Inc
president of the Association next IN
trOduced Mr.. j. II. Chier, who made
fine defamation. Then Mr.. Parker
Moore made us laugh at his comical
defamation, which was done to per-
fection. In the midst of our laughing
Mr. Ira Birds quartette was called
out and they filled us to oVertiowlng
with their musical glean1ngS- MI
Wests's defamation was master
piece being a selection from one or
our National Statesmen. Then we
were almost lifted from our seats by
that most eloquent essayist, Mr.. jesse
Newbry. His subject was the Nine
teenth and Twentieth Centuries Mr..
JacksOn'S baritone solo and Mr.. Lees
guitar solo were up-to-date and the
mysterious exhibit of Messrs. Moore
and Riggs was astonishing to the aud
lence, who failed to see how they
could mystify us and for instance,
turn rags to eggs and paper to pea
nuts Among the Others who took
part We're: w. J. Helman, w. II.
Howard, Hilton & Riggs, Jewett, w.
II. Hayman and the last was the Cur
rant News" by Mr.. E. Parker Moore,
VINO seemed to have caught every
thlng that happened among the stu
dents and if they think loud, the pro-
hcent editor has it. The most inter
estlng feature in his news was the
Eating Association" which the stu
dents have organized with Mr.. Potts,
as president
The Principal of the Academy is
preparing for "a big Farmers Con
Sehtlon TO be held at the above named
IhtSltuiOn, May the 9Th. All our col
oIeu farmers living in the States,
VI Maryland. Delaware, New Jersey,
pennsylvania and Virginia, are eXpec-
'eu 1t will be a great help as well
as treat N Our farmarS tO bp DrRS-