The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1913-05-28
Big Audiences Enjoy Clos
ing Exercises OF
FAMOUS HARTFORD COLLEGE
Which Reaches Thirty.Third
Year of Its Very Popu-
lar Existence.
~INTEREsTING TO EVERYBODY

The thirty-third annual COM
mencement of Hartford College be-
gan Sunday under suspicious cir
cumstances. The Baecalaureate SER
mon was preached at the Baptist
church by Rev. S. NJ. Miller, of the
Broadway Methodist Church, Louis
vile. There was an immense
crowd in attendance-all that could
get into the church building. The
music, rendered by a trained choir,
\was excellent. DR.. Miller's sermon
WAS one of the very best ever heard
here on any occasion, touching upon
the higher points of life and its
- mjssinn-eloQnent- and inspiring 1t
received much favorable comment.
Monday evening Cinderella in
Flowerland," an operetta in four
scenes was presented by large
company OF little children, under
the direction of Misses Glenn and
Marks. DR.. Beans Opera House
was crowded to its full capacity,
and the performance was excellent.
Whose taking part in it were: Be-
Strice Griffin. Vera Midkiff, Amelia
/Pirtle, Juanita Pickett, Ruth Lowe,
Ambie Ford, Anna Belle King, Nell
lie Blair, Zula May Howard, Beat
rice Bean, Sue Spalding, Gladys
Bennett, Flora Rhoads, Rosethelyn
Collins, Elizabeth Cauley, Margaret
King, Clara Wilson, Mary Maxwell
Bean. Katheryn Williams, Tiny
Midkiff. May Palmer, Dorcas Lyons,
Lillian Schapmire, Bonnie Sosh,
Mary King Marie Skaggs, Geneva
Howard, Conatt Rhoads, Udemah
Rhoads, Wade Martin. Raymond
Miller, Alfred Duke. Guy Daniel,
Forest Casebier, Jack Riley, Thorn
as Tyro. Louis Gray Brown. Ray
mond Yeiser. Neville Rhoads, b.
dine Carson, George Baugh, Philip
May, Park Tappan. Harris Walker,
Charles Taught. Ellis King, Walter
Mischke, David Barnes. John Moore,
Arnold Likens, Jennings Cauley.
Virgil Grove, William Davidson,
Clifton Black. William Luce.
Last night Miss Margaret Nails
Glass in Music gave a piano recital
which was very enjoyable. Those
taking part in it besides the teacher
were: Misses Mary Laura Pendls-
Ton, Moreno Black, Amelia Pirtle,
Victoria Barnard, Kathleen Turner,
Martha Pate. Kennedy Collins. Eliz-
abeth Davidson, Lorena Ford, Mar
garet Coleman, Matte Duke, CORN
Flener, Lucille Pirtle, Katherine
Pendleton, Marian Holbrook, Mrs.
Otto Martin and Master Henry ID.
McHenry.
At. DIR. Beans Opera House this
ievening the pupils of the Fifth
Agrade appear in minstrel drill,
and those of the Sixth. Seventh and
Eighth grades in two plays. entitled
"The Honest Shoemaker" and Just
Plain Dot" Those taking part in
the first play will be Misses Vic
toria Barnard. Kennedy Collins,
Ethel Barnard, Mabel Rhoads. and
Messrs. Oscar Bennett. Henry Nc
Henry. John Ross Taylor and Don
Tichenor. In Just Plain Dot" the
following young people will appear
Misses Lurene Collins. Alice Fos-
ter, Anna Rhea Carson, Mary Bar
gard. Mary Bean. Mary Newbolt.
Moreno Black. Wilma Lowe. Win
ME Dean Moseley. and Masters Ber-
ny Dudley Walker. Larkin Griffin.
Glenn Tinsley, Hinton Leach and
Randall Watterson.
On tomorrow Thursday even
ing the High School annual declam-
atory contest will occur. A gold
medal will be given to the success
full contestant. The Scholarship
Medal. offered each year to the pu-
pill making highest grades In the
High School Department, will also
Ne presented. Those taking part |
in the contest will be: Misses Mar
garet Coleman. Edna Elliott. Beu-
lab Miles. Nancy Ford. Elizabeth
Moore. Cnfie Felix and Mr.. Aaron /
Ross.
Friday evening will close the
weeks entertainment. when the
Senior Glass viii deliver their ora
lions and receive their diplomas.
Those taking part. In the exercises,