The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-06-03
LARGE AUDIENCES WITNESS THE CLOS
ING EXERCISES
Sermon by Bishop E. r. Hendrix -Baccalaureate ADJ
dress by Rev. j. II. FeIts-r1any Visitors Present
The Future Bright for this Excellent Insti-
tution-President Clifton Congratulated

large audience gathered in the coileo
chapel TO listen to the exercises b
the senior class. Everything on tb
program was splendidly rendered anC
was well appreciated by the large au
dience. "N
On Monday night, beginning al
$40 O'Clock the Grand Concerto wa,
given. The followingsis the program
every piece of which gave index of 2
labor OF culture and love, and was
nearIily responded to by the large all.
dience by frequent encores:
DC p"tCome With the Gipsy Bride" from "Tbe
nohemlan Glrl"-special chorus class.
Air Varie-"La: Somnambula., Dapcla-
! Fannie Walker D"Hcid-
Neal. Ups Ahoh.-Elma
Lura Belle Wall. "iiSoh'
Observation-Disclosures pfano Mo-,
mullen; second piano, Roberta Dubard.
Fam 5hanta aLucia"-Napolltan Melody, Weiss
esther Broadstreet.
When Angry. Count Hundred" /" r Ia
vazzi-Alice Mitchell 1 va
- concerto. Up. ~, Beethoven-Susia Wells
OrchestraI parts on second piano by 10 RelI
q waltz and Chorus from Faust" Guonod.
nrst piano, Perle Pearman and Annie Til,
Addie Tillman anu
Sa) Montecchi ct I. Capuletti. Dancla. IN,
brough. hiil-
His Own Obituary" Anon-Jim Combs
ena Thayer A qu"-ho"-
.Overture-"The Italiana in AIpiers Ros.
Kimbrough. Mozelle Dnffy
ranhy walker, Esther Broad Marv
Therrell. Miss Carr mary
pMonoioSue-"When Jack Comes Late"
bergen-Ruby Pearman. ''
-Cbaminade-Claudia Hill
roila araneelie, r, kaf-frst piano. Mignon Their
reli; second piano, Lou Hatcher.
The climax of the exercises Was
reached on Tuesday morning when
another large audience assembled in
,he college chapel to witness the
graduating exercises. There were not
many numbers listed on the program,
'ut whatever was lacking in numbers
vas amply made up in quality.
Ihe Initial feature of the program
vas music by Observation-Disclosures
ohns Wedding March, to the step of :
mich the seniors filed into the chan
led by President Clifton, followed q
Y Rev. j. H. Felts. :
Miss Grace Kittle read a very learn y y
essay on the Hague Peace Confer
ice, which showed comprehensive :
udy and live interest in the affairs Q
The national government. A vocal 9
io-The Country Fair, was exceed &
gly well rendered by Misses Rowena 2
mayer, Claudia Hill and Laura b. 3
all. The baccalaureate address by 2
~. j. Ii. FeltS, was gem OF ex- 3
iSite phrases, a bouquet of beauti- o.
sentiment and a rainbow OF arches y,
lnoed upon practical philosophy and
lth-everlasting truth. His subject.
ne Proper Foundation and the =
gnu Choice, "a fitting theme To Ft
'sent TO young ladies just budding
% womanhOod and those passing
OF school life into life's school. or
e learned gentleman handled his
'JecC we'll and showed himself a
aker or no ordinary skill and power. =
lowing the bacca 'aureate address. w
'Sldent Clifton delivered a short adj
81 ON the work of the college and 4
very high standard they required r
heir graduates. He thanked the !
VIC Tor the interest shown and the SP,
port given the school, md promised o
continue to give all students the +
eHorts Of the faculty and their a
oeSt care and attention. after n
ch he delivered diplomas. carving -
D them the degree of Rachel, T -, BIZ
'rature to the following graduates: c'
'es Sallie Dora Dubard. Rowena 81
yer, Grace Kittle, Lura Bell Wall I'
katheleen lherrell. Certificates a.
merit were given Misses Mamie tt
through and Rosa Stainback. ce
COMMENCEMENT norvs Fol
,vers of art were given a rare op- =, :.
unity at the college last Saturday y
from to 8 O'Clock. The walls =,
ne large chapel were gorgeously 30 p,'
rated and handsomely adorned ." o..
magnificent display of oil a,a
.ings and works Of art i'm pastel. ="
missed the opportunity to OBJ !"
these splendid creations of beau A
They were most tastefully ar N
q about the walls, showing, even
IS, the taste of the eye of art and
delicate hands, with cultivated
can beautify and adorn. To
aiming of the accomplished Miss Neds
T. Myers, who is at the head of
t department., is due these ex- -
{ productions of the painters
]. r. Bingham. Of carrollton Gen
enting the board of trustees.
short address in which he
that the nast sascion had -. W-I
oan on odncat;a,as s..a 1 ,ioo sqranc