The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-05-27
HAYWOOD COMMENCEMENT.

recital by the Department of Music
and Expression, given in the chapel
before well pleased audience.
The Bnccalaureatc sermon was
preached in the Presbyterian church
Sunday morning by Rev. w. W.
Elwang, pastor of the Presbyterian
church at Columbia. The music
was especially fine, being in charge
Of Miss Elsie Cayce. Miss Clark
sang in her usual effective manner
Art Department.
On Monday afternoon the Art
Room was filled with large mum
Der ct people to view the work of
Miss Raymond's pupils. No finer
display will be made at any school
in the State than that shown at
Elmwo0d this year. and it is Il mat
ter of regret that Miss Raymond
will not return next year, for she
has endearcd herself to the people
of Pennington, not only for her
ability as a teacher, but on account
of her own charming personality.
There were several hundred pieces
Of painted china on display, Mrs.
Shoemaker having the largest mum
Der, 2l5 pieces, consisting Of fun !
dinner set in white and gold with |
the initial :, two chocolate sets, "A
nut bowl, dozen punch glasses,
dozen coquiIc dishes, an exquisite
chop plate and several other pieces
Mrs. G. Il. Fleming aud Mrs.
Bird Smith had several pieces in
white and gold.
Mrs. NJ. =. Caycc displayed a
most exquisite vase, some white
and gold china, tankard, IA crest
and some painted tiles.
Miss Pearl Clardy's table con.
tanned the dnintirst breakfast set in
blue and gold, aud large vase,
pitcher and several other pieces, and
n large PLAGUE with the Cayce
crest painted on it.
Mrs. Paul Cayce had some beauti-
full plates, cups and several other
pieces.
Miss Myra Mitchell's display con
sisted Of plates, cups and sauccrs
and vases.
Miss Maggie May Williams Of !
Flat River had Il pretty chocolate
set, salt, pepper ana mustard pot.
Miss Helen MurriIl had platter,
plates, salt and pepper.
Misses Gertrude and Florence
had one of the most
beautiful collections on exhibition.
There was II dinner set in white and
gold with tn" Mccormick crest on 1
each piece, two large loving cups in
the unique combination Of blue and
silver, also pitcher and an rXqui,- 4
it" tankard, as well IA an ice cream
set, bouiliou cups and chocolate
set.
Miss Nirgir Conway displayed an .
Elaborate dinner set in white and :
gold, with the initial & on each
piece. This is designed rs we'd
ling present for her brother, Bar
ret, who will bc married in Chicago ,
next week.
Miss Ruty Shcrcr had II lemonade
set, "A smoking set and large vase
and pitcher.
Miss TriNic Graves pretty set
Of after-dinncr coifees and dresser
toilet set of several pieces
Miss Emma Guessing, plates,
cups and saucers.
Miss Burrus Il toilet dresser set
Miss May Harlan some white and
gold china, and Mrs. Hickok adds
to her display of white and gold !,
china red fern dish and couple !,
Of candle sticks.
In water col0rs and drawing Miss
pupils exhibit the same :
from careful training as !,
her china painting pupils do. Miss
Grace Nichols has fourteen pictures
in water colors and crayon, Miss =.
Isabella Waldo ten in water colors !
and crayOn, Miss Ozario several in :,
each, and Misses Myra Mitchell
Lavinia Rozier-and Pauline Bying- I
ION several pretty drawings. Misses I
Sitton, TriXie Graves and Helen
have several water colors,
and Miss Leana Cole, in addition to
several pieces of china, has several I
pictures in oil ard sketch from ma h
lure. ;,
The art rooms were well filled in g
-he afternoon and also for the eve 9
ming reception, ut which punch was I
served. !,
Glass Day. y
Monday afternoon the Glass Day \
exercises were held in the chapel. II -
mad been arranged to have part of n
he exercises on the lawn, but the v
nclement weather prevented. The Ii
program was made up of the saluta- &
DRY, class poem and history, proph- h
scy, several Rotations musical l