Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-07-02

VOCAL SoLo-'1ndian Bell Song Miss Ce-
leste Grim, Piano Accompaniment, Miss Hide
garde F. Sellmeyer.
EssAY-"Woman In The Commercial World" $3.50
Miss Margaret Mary Finn.
DUET-'Valse de Concert" .......-...-. Misses
Mary Yates, Hazel billiard, Minnie Bolch, Will
lie Pharris.
VOCAL DUET-"Springtime' .,-.. First Soprano,
Misses Helen Blaine, Eusebia O'Hanlon, Carrie
Giles, Frances P. Mason, Katheryn Keyes, Ce-
leste Grim. Second soprano, Misses Margaret
Lind, Fern Matthews, Hildegarde F.. Sellmeyer.
Piano Accompaniment Miss Elizabeth Schultz.
REcITATIoN-"Mice at Play" .~.-.....Miss Alverna
Greenburg,
PIANO S~oLo-Rhapsodie Hongroise No. 2-........-.-
Miss Hildegarde f. Sellmeyer. -,
VOCAL SoLo-Ave Marie.-.....--.Mis Carrie Giles.
Piano Accompaniment Miss Celeste Grim. VI
olin Accompaniment, Miss Hildegarde f. Sell
PIANO DUo-Euryanthe ....-...-Misses Frances r.
Mason, Elizabeth Schultz. :,
acknowledgements, The Gypsy Flower Girl
of Spain m Miss Fern Lee Matthews.
VIOLIN SoLo-"Souvenir ..-... Miss Hildegarde f..
Sellmeyer. Piano Accompaniment, Miss Celeste
Grim. -
CLASS SoNG-"Home Of Our Happy Childhood
First Soprano, Misses Edna Marie Holm, Fran
ces P. Mason, Helen Blaine, Eusebia O,Hanlon,
Carrie Giles, Celeste Grim. Second Soprano,
Misses Margaret Mary Finn, Hildegarde F.Sell-
meyer, Margaret Lind, Fern Matthews. Piano
Accompaniment, Miss Elizabeth Schultz
flANO DUO- JuDel overture AhNS
garde F.. Sellmeyer, Celeste Grim, Gertrude
Wood, Louise Kuhn.
The essays we're replete with
thoughts that ennoble life, clothed in
language forceful and eloquent. The
Vocal, Expression, and Instrumental
numbers were excellent. The honors
of graduation, a beautifully engraved
medal, a Laurel Grown and Diploma,
we're conferred upon the Misses Mar
garet Mary Finn, of st. Louis, Mo-,
medal donated by by the Rev. L. Q.
Wernert, of Arcadia, Mo-; Frances P.
Mason, of Jonesboro, Ark, medal do
mated by the Rev. John F. Adrian of
Arcadia, Mo; Edna Marie Holm OF
Chester, ILL.,, medal donated by the
Arcadia Valley Bank. Graduate II
Music, Miss Hildegarde F. Sellmeyer
of Knobel, Ark, medal donated by
Mr.. George A. Kim of P%ittsburg, Pa.
Gold Medal for Music--Miss Eliza
beth Schultz, medal donated by the
Rev. ]. M. Huber, Perryville, Mo.
Gold Medal for Scholarship-Miss
Leah White.
Gold Medals for Music-The Misses
Louise Kuhn, Mary Yates, Hazel Dill
lard.
Gold Medals for Scholarship-The
Misses Marie Harte and Susie Marie
FitzGerald.
Gold Medal for Expression-Miss
Alverna Greenburg.
Gold Medal for Christian Doctrine
Miss Elizabeth Nichols.
First Premium for Exemplary Con-
duct and Lady Like Deportment-The
Misses Marie De Smedt, Carrie Giles
and Elizabeth Grubbs.
Certificates for the Commercial De-
partment-The Misses Louise Kuhn
Hazel billiard, Rubie Holifeld, Jean
Patton and Carrie Giles.
Certificates for Palmer Method
Penmanship-The Misses Rubie Holt
field, Hazel billiard and Louise Kuhn.
Certificate for Demonstration in Ar
Needlework-Miss Hazel billiard.
Rev. DIR. A. B. Gass gave the closing
address. He congratulated the teach
ers and students upon the splendid
wreaths they had woven and the
grace with which they had placed
them upoh the brow of "1914." Hi
half hour address upon Christian
Education was able and entertaining.
Before and after the Commence
ment, the parlors were thronged witt
the visitors and parents of the
students who came to view the beauti
full exhibits OF China Painting, Ar
Needle Work and Glass Papers. Thu
displays showed highly artistic taste
The praise accorded them vas uni
versal and the lady visitors, more par
ticularly, fairly Toasted their eyes up
on the beautiful spread before them.
The 9th Annual Commencement o
the Arcadia College was in every re
spect as complete and perfect a sue
cess as the staunchest friend of tn,
Institute could expect.