Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1908-05-21

day evening, with the following pro-
gram:
Piano Trio, "King Of the Carnival,
Des Hayes, 1st piano, Hattie Hall 2nd
piano, Grace Mauzy and Annie Prig-
more; Mandolin Duet Whispering
Waves" Eberhandt, Misses Mills and
Robertson: Piano Solo, Polish Dance,
Gladys Kelly; Chorus,
Merry May" Vincent; Violin Duet,
Brides Kiss Engleman; Misses
Deakins and Title Piano Quartette,
"Gypsy Rondo," Haydn, LIST piano,
Gladys Kelly, end piano, Misses Cope
land, Turner and Prigmore; Piano
Trio, ''Minuet, - Paderewski, LIST
piano, Katie Griffith, 2nd piano, Miss
es Copeland and Turner; Violin Duo
Sorrento Mazurka, " Bachman, Mrs.
Wood and Sallie little; Piano Quar-
tette, "Galop March, Lavignac,
Misses Meyers Kelly, Mclaughlin and
Kelly; Violin Solo, "Narcissus, -
Nevin and Selection from Martha,
Flotow, Mamie Ringwald; Chorus,
"Sunset, Parks; Violin, Prayer and
Rondo, Pleyel, Glass Ensemble;
"Pantomime, Idyls of Bachelor, "
Bachelor, Will Burnett; Scotch Girl,
Willie Deakins; Riding Girl Lura
Mclaughlin; Puritan Maiden, Hattie
Hall; Merry Widow, Clemmie Turner;
GYPSY Maiden, Grace Mauzy; Sum
mer Girl, Gladys Kelly. ; Indian Maid
en-, Gertrude Kelly; New Woman An
ME Prigmore; Spanish Lady, Myrtle
Copeland American Beauty, Sallie
Title; Cupid, Jennie May Meyers.
Everything passed off nicely. The
mandolin duet was excellent The
chorus, Merry May, got recall.
The piano numbers were all good, the
piano trio, "Minuet, Op. IA, Pader-
ewski, being the best in execution.
and expression. The work of Miss
Griffith on the 1st piano, was certain
ly above the ordinary. The violin duo
by Mrs. Wood and Miss little was ex-
cellent, as was the violin ensemble,
prayer and Rondo," by the violin
class of ten members. The pantomime,
"Idyls of Bachelor, was cleverly
carried out, The Bachelor sees visions
of charming girls who pass in process
ion but remains unaffected until an
American beauty appears before him,
when he is smitten. The acting was
clever, the costumes good, and the
pantomime thoroughly enjoyable. Miss
Copeland was very graceful as the
Spanish Lady in the tarantula move
ment while the New Woman filcheC
the cigar from the lips of the sleeping
bachelor and went off smoking it. The
Puritan Maiden was good also, anC
the little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Meyers, as Cupid, made hit
She is only little tot, not more thar
two years old. 1t is presumed that tht
Bachelor and the American Beaut,
made match for in the second scent
the station agent was demanding ex
ira money on excess baggage, caused
by the presence of Cupid.
| Wednesday morning at 10 o clocl
graduation exercises were held. Th
following are the graduates this year
Verna Pryor, Pearl Clark, Matte Dav
is, William Lay, Ben Boone.
Prizes were awarded as follows: Il
Patten Oratory Contest. 1st-$t5 il
gold William Burnett; 2nd-$10 in gol'
Thomas Stewart. In the Girls Read
ing Contest 1st prize, $l5 in gold, wol
by Grace Mauzy; 2nd prize. $40 il
gold, Sallie Title. In music the Is
prize of S15 was awarded TO Glady
Kelly; 9nd prize, SO to Katie Griffith
and Bird prize to Myrtle Copeland. L
violin the first prize was awarded t
Sallie little and Irene Turner; 2n
! prize to Grace Kelly Medals wer
also awarded to Ivy Mills, Nell Hall
Leila Layne Mabel Hoge For exec
lence in primary arithmetic priz
was awarded to Lucille Simpson. 70
punctuality and department a priz
was awarded to ClNde PRYOR