STATE ORPHAN HOME.
Commencement Exercises Will Be Held Next Week.
The Sun acknowledges with pleas-
ure an invitation to the commencement
exercises of the State Orphan
Home, the entire program being as
follows:
Sunday Morning, May 28, at eleven
o'clock.—Invocation.
I Will Praise the Name of God,
Karle—Chorus.
Prayer—Rev. E. W. Tarrant.
Blest Be the Tie That Binds.
Sermon—Rev. C. Oberschmidt.
God in Mercy Hear Our Prayer,
White—Chorus.
Benediction.
Monday Evening, May 29, at 8:15
o'clock—Summer Roses, Geibel—Chorus.
Rustic Dance and Romance, Eyer—
Emily Turner, Minnie May Brown,
Tournament, Nevin—Vera Taylor.
Polonaise Op. 26, No. 1, Chopin—
Julia Atkins.
Dancing O'er the Waves, White-
Chorus.
Valse Brilliante, Moskowski—
Beechie Simmons.
Rustle of Spring, Sinding—Jessie
Murphy.
Song of the Bathers, Wachs—Lillie
Smith.
(a) Salut 'd'Amour, Elgar; (b) 2nd
Mazurka, Godard—Rosina Pressley.
Andante et Schertzettino,
Chaminade—
1st Piano, Beechie Simmons;
2nd Piano, Jessie Murphy.
Minnehaha, Loring—Chorus.
Tuesday evening. May 30th, at 8:15
o'clock--Melodie Op. 8, No. 3,
Paderewski—
Lillie Smith.
Prayer, Rev. J. W. Hornbeak.
March Fanfare, Gounod—Rosina
Pressley, Jessie Murphy.
"Summer's Driftwood for Winzer's
Burning,"—Winifred Carvey.
Tarantelle, Nollet—Beechie
Simmons.
"Men May Rise on Stepping Stones
of Their Dead Selves to Higher
Things,"—Robert E. Bosque.
Military March, Schubert—1st
Piano,
Beechie Simmons, Lillie Smith;
2nd Piano, Vera Taylor, Julia Atkins.
Address—"The Past and Present
of the Institution,"—Mr. Lillo
Underwood
of Dallas.
Address—"The Present and Future
of the Institution"—Hon. J. H. Woods
of Corsicana.
Presentation of Diplomas—Dr. W.
L. Bringhurst.
Class Song—Graduating Class and
Tenth Grade.
Graduates—Winifred Garvey, Robert
B. Bosque.
The
Corsicana Daily Sun - Friday, May 26, 1911
Submitted by Diane Richards
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