The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-13
JUNIOR PROGRAM AND
BACCALAUREA1E DAY

rich man glory in his riches. etc,
His subject was, THE Philosophy OF
Life The sermon was instructive
contained valuable advice and, II
lived up to, this world would be a
better place Although not 50 Well
received by the audience. the sermon
was delivered well and eXhorted men
10 live the higher life as taught by the
meek and lowly Nazarine DE-
Eailins has the qualities of success
ful minister OF the Gospel and any
church is to be con gratulated upon
having him for its pastor.
The services opened With the DoN-
olosy sung by the choir and congfe-
CATION The Invocation was asked by
Rev. II. F. Lutz. of Central Christian
church Rev. G. D. Smith, OF First
NJ. E. church. read the Scripture les
son. Prayers were offered by Rev.
w. j. Eddy, of First Baptist church
and by Bishop c. c. Penick, OF
Christ F. T. church. The bonedtction
was. pronounced by Rev. c. A. SlauSh-
ter. Of M. L. church. South Rev. 81,
G.. stoetzer, of First Presbyterian
church, was on the stage with the
above mentioned ministers
The music sung by the choir was as
good as is heard in our city. All the
members are well trained in music.
and are artists in that line. Two an
thams, Grant Us Thy Peace, by
Gounod and Lord OF Heaven, by
Rossi. were rendered in most pleas
ing manner. The choir was composed
Of some of the leading singers from
most of the church choirs in the city.
1t was composed of: Sopranos: MISS
sarah Maxwell. Mrs. W. r. Crane and
Mrs. w l.. MCGOWAN Altos: MISS
Isabelle Griffin. Mrs. W. A. Fisher
Mrs. Willis Hawley and Mrs w ,.
Hamilton. Tenors: George Miller,
e. e. Mercer, John Rock, DR.. John.
son. Bases: Dayton Mayors, Lloyd
Borgess. and Clyde Kinsey. These
people are recognized as being among
the leading vccalists of our city.
Prof. Huxley played the piano accom-
paniment and Prof. Shaw the v1olln.5
The latter rendered high class Vlo-5
lin solo Just before the sermon.
Nearer My God to Thee" and On
ward, Christian Soldiers" were sung
BY the choir and congregation
All the Protestant churches except.
those in the First ward. suspended the
morning sermons in order that the
different congregations could attend
the baccalaureate sermon.
The baccalaureate sermon is looked
forward to each year as one of the
leading religious events, and the Au-
with nn0I1Ie.G
Mozart Literary Society.
This evening the Mozart Literary
Society will render a program In the
Auditorium. followed by banquet IN
the library. ALI students, eX=members
of the society, friends of the society
and members of the Lyceum are 1n=5
yited. The following is the program:
For all Eternity. Mascheroni, Miss
Whipplinger-
Recitation--."rhe Honor Of the
Woods Miss Alta Smith.
Recitation-"O Yeh-us," Miss Pan
see RaTage.
Eabanera. from carnen-Bizet,
Miss Whipplinger.
Address-Harvey W. Harmer, of
ClarIssburg, Class OF 50.
Reception in Library.
Class Day Exercises.
Tomorrow morning, beginning at
ten O'Clock, the Seniors will hold their
class day exercises. The program fol-
lows:
Music, Orchestra.
Prayer, Bishop Penick-
Oration-Pussy Wants Corner,
Mary Morgan. Fairmont, Marion
county.
Recitation Riddles Story,
Ethel Ice, Gray's Flats, Marion
county.
Observation-Disclosures Mary a.
.Prickett, Fairmont, Marion county
Oration-Know Thyself, Harriet r.
steele, Bridgeport, Harrison county
Recitation-Music on the Kappa
hammock, Ethel Grim, Fairmont, Ma
rion county.
Music, Orchestra. #
Poem-verd Peterson, Weston
Lewis county
Oration-An Appeal for Our Alma
Mater. Andrew Frew Shroyer. Nick
low, Barbour county.
Recitation-Her Coming Out, Stella
Mae Bosworth, ElkinS, Randolph