Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1909-05-20

Hon. E. NJ. Webb, Of Knoxville. Mr..
Webb achieved fame in the recent leg
islature by his stout defence of the
prohibition measures against the on
slaughts of runs greed, and made,
good address, enlivened by some ex-
cellent mnsic.
The following is the program of the
Annual Concert. which occurred Tues
day evening:
Piano Sextette, Girard Gayotte, FOndey
Misses Griffith. Horton, Layne, Lasa-
ter, Miller, Wilkerson.
Violin Solo-Ben Bolt Fantasy with
Var AmbrOsia, Sallie little
Reading --Aunty Dolefurs Visit,
Gladys Lasater,
Piano Quartette-Cavalry Advance
Gallop, Schneider,
Misses Burnett, Brown, Strawn and
Meyers.
Vocal Dget-Oh! That We Two We're
Maying, Smith,
Ethel Hoge and Charlie Vann.
4
Iva Mills and Willie Deakins, Eunice
| Hutton
Mandolin Quartette-Sur Rive Del
Mississippi, Bellenghi,
Misses Anderson, Robertson, Mckinney
and Mills.
Reading and Pantomime-A Studious
| Girl, Katie Griffith and Iva Mills
Piano Quartette-Sur la Colline ct la
Vallie, Englemann
Misses Hutton, Turner Kelly, Mauzy
Vocal Solo-For All Eternity, Mas
cagni, Ethel Hoge
Reading-An Old Sweetheart of Mine,
Riley, Grace Mauzy
Piano Duo, Fantasie Op. 140, Spind-
Ter, Katie Griffith, Mamie Horton
Orchestra, Golden Rod.
The music was all of high order,
piano being administered in all sorts
of conbinations-sextette, quartette
and duo, and solitaire. The mando-
lin quartette was excellent. The read.
ings, too, were above par, and heard
with attention, not being distressinsly
long The orchestra selection by cor
net, clarinet, viol, piano and galaxy
of violins and mandolins, was a nice
closing feature Miss Ethel Hoge de
monstrated that she had good voice
in the two selections in which sht
sung
At 1880 Wednesday morning tn,
, following program was rendered, th'
= members of the graduating class being
: seated upon the stage. The program
and addresses consumed nearly thre'
hours, but was listened to very pa
!, tiently by the large number of peopl
assembled in the chapel:
Piano Duo-Second Valse, GODDARD, Is
; piano, Bessie Carr Wilkerson, 2nt
: piano, Gladys Lasater
i Essay-Paths that Lead to Nowhere,
Y Myrtle Copeland
a Oration-Let the People be Taught,
James Hout
t Violin Solo, Flowers and Ferns, K Ell
ser, Leila Layn
s Essay-The Wonders of Nature,
= Celia La!
\, Oration-An Unfortunate Child o
g Genius, Charles Prigmor
= Vocal Duet-Music of the Meadows,
q Franz Abt, Misses Hoge and Straw,
}, Essay-Life is What We Make 1t,
/, Annie PrigmOr
II Oration-The Dream of the Wizard,
James Prigmor
! Essay-The Value of Time,
vs. Aliene Pryo
is Piano Solo Prelude in D Flat, Chopin
It with Descriptive Analysis)
, Grace Mauzy
. Oration-Character Thomas Stewal
70 Essay-Shall | Ascend the Mountain c
"a Remain in the Valley,
Ie Mamie Wake
ID Essay-The Discipline of Experience,
j. Halle Wrigl
:, Violin Duo--Grandma Langel
- Grace Kelly and Irene Turne
III After the presentation of Diplomf
4 which took place at this juncturt
ID Thomas Stewart arose and presente
A. Prof Dossett with a memento frOl
II, the class. Medals were awarded 1
- follows:
s. For department to Haywood Simpso
lie and for the best average grade to Mi
a. Bessie Wilkerson, the presentation b.
i'd ing made by Prof. Dossett. In Mr.
~ Wood violin class Irene Turner, Az
Horton. Sallie little, and Bessie Will
le erson for best grades, and to Will
Ia Deakins, Myrtle Strawn, Leila Layn
I'D Beulah little, Nell Robertson, Ed A
o. ley, Nell Hall, Dorothy Stewart al
"a Iva Mills for excellency in work al
department Rev. Stewart making I'll
III presentation speech. Rev. J. A. Da
s. then awarded prizes to Grace Mauz.
n Gladys Lasater and Bessie WilkersC
in for excellency in piano work, the ella
"A being taught by Miss Movers. The
- Mr.. S. H. Alexander awarded the Pa
w ton prizes of S15 and $40 in gold T,
re which the boys contested Friday nigh
d. The first prize was awarded to Sam {
IS Martin and the second to Eschol Bur-
ha EFT. In behalf of the Literary Societ
which is composed of the girls of h
a school. Miss Eliza Martin, presiden
came forth and in a neat speech pr
ry sented Prof ..Dossett with beautif
tx picture in frame, Prof. Dossett acceI
Il. ed the gift with a few touching I
. marks and then announced that he HI
severed his connection with Pryor
on stitute in order that he might have
change Of work and that the scho
as would be taken in charge by Prof. '
nd T. Robinson who would arrive sor
time in June The program clos
with a piano quartette, "Milital