Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1904-06-15

-hlnrOss.
Swing Song-Lohr.
College Chorus
Charge of the Hussars--Herbert-
Spindier.
Misses Ruth Goguurn, Ella Dorm,
Masie Mays.
LIE Papillon-C. Lavallee.
Miss Edwardina Blalock.
Bridal Procession-Greig
Misses Lucille Sheppard, Madge
Mays. Corrie Poore, Ellen
-Dunovant.
Waltz in A Fla,-Mo .zknwki.
Mrs. ". K. BAILEY. Mlf. F, N.
K. Bailey.
valse-Arabesque, op 80 Lock.
Miss ethel Mays.
Dance la Gavotte- Johanning.
Misses Edwardi1a Blalock, Emmie
McKie.
Hey-Ho For Merry June-.Vln-
cent.
College Chorus
Polish Dancs-Scharwenka.
Miss Ruth Cogburn.
Coruation March from lie Pro-
phele-Meyerbeer.
Misses Ellen Dunovant, Corrie
Poore, Madge Mays, Lucille
Sheppard.
Wednesday morning of COM
mencement, all address was de-
livered before the alumnae alumni
association, by Simeon Smith,
ESQ of Union. Mr.. Smith is an
alumnus of the class of '99, gradua-
ting from The first class after the
removaI of the S. G. G. |. to
Edgefeld. Suffice it to say that
Mr.. Smiths credit to his alma
mater.
Wednesday afternoon the art
| Ilevee was held in the newly equip
ped art room, over which Miss
Eliza Minis presides with such
ability. Drawings and paintings
manifesting remarkable skill
and gifts were displayed. Indeed
the whole class seemed to be a
class Of artists. Misses Kate But
Her, Edwardiua Blalock, Matte
Carmichael, Ellen Dunoyant, Lii.
lie May Bailey and Verna Haiti
EtWsssingeEaHE adssl nom
1.-THE. pencil and brush 81 which elici-,
,Ete1 iraass e;;as W
sss 1soeomnasnssmsn ddas
ting exerciees on Wednesday even
ing. The entertainment began
with the salutatory read by Miss
Louise Mcknight. An grafton was
delivered by Mr.. Garris showing
decided marks of thought and
scholarship. The Valedictorian
was Mr.. T. Q. Callison, said by
his fellow students to be the future
politician of his class. Diplomas
for the course were awarded to
Misses Louise Mcknight, Anna
Holmes and Julia Smith, Rev. B.
D. Thames, T. C. CaiIlsor, W. B.
Garr:s. K. V. Sawyer, Thorn ;
Black, Ralph Jones and a. 5.
Mell;champ. Certificates for the
business course were awarded to
Patillo Blalock, Fred Faust, Earle
Fuller, James Jennings Dorm, and
q. B. Krepps. The degrees of A. B.
was conferred upon Rev. L. B.
White.
Hon. J. c. Sheppard was cho-
sen to present the medals to the
successful contestants for the fol-
lowing honors. For best oration
in the Sophomore class, Milton
Bussey; best declaimer in Fresh
man class, Dozier Lynch; success
lul contestant for w. II. Turner
medal in elocution class, Miss
Ida Cain; best ready speaker John
C. Sheppard, Jr.; most perfect
English essay, Miss Louise Nc
Knight. The address before the
graduating class was delivered by |
Mr.. D. A. Tompk;ns of Charlotte.
At the close of the exercises, tho
annual banquet of the alumni
alumrae association. was served
in the spacious college dining
room. A most sump5uous repast
was set before the largest reunion
Of old graduates in the history Of
the college. The after dinner
speeches were made by Prof.
Entzminger on Teachers, Rev.
L. B. White, "Religious influences
of the S. G. e. l." DR.. Robert
Black, "Physicians from the S.
C. C. l." DR.. Bailey General
Remarks. A. S. Tompkins Esq.
GEdgefeld"; Pres. F. N. K. Bal
ley "South Carolina CO. Educa-
tional Institute"
Thus ends the most delightful
of all of the six commencements
that have heen held in Edga6eld.
F. A. NJ
HON. JAMES p. BEAN
Declines to Become a Candidate.
Mr.. EDlroR: Through your