Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-06-04
ANNUAL CONCERT.
An Excellent Program Rendered
at the Opera House.
The Music Glass of the Female Academy
Under the instruction of Miss
Burgess a Success.

The annual concert OF the Clarks-
Vile Female Academy was given
at Elders opera-house last night and
was witnessed by fair audience.
The stage was decorated with flow
ers and contained two:elegant pianos
kindly furnished by owen fl Moore.
Mrs. Buford appeared on the stage
before the concert began and spoke
briefly relative to the academy and
the parties engaged in the concert.
Following is the program in full.
OPENING CHORUS.
Call of the Fairies Richards).... Music Glass
PIANO TRIO.
lie Flute Enchantee (Mozart) ....................
Misses Young, Weatherford, Pickering
PIANO DUO.
spanische Tame (MoszkowskD .... ..............
Misses WsTfeld and Reese
RECITATION.
The Duchess May-(Mrs. Browning .............
...."......"......., ........,..",.".,. Miss Gold
VOICE DUET.
o Restless (White) ..... ....o...............
.s.',..,..'.s... hlSSts MOITOW ana carney
PIANO TRIO.
Robins des Bois-( Weber, ......... ..,..........,
....., Misses Williams, Byron and Reese
RECITATION.
The Absolution-( NesblD ........, Miss Hurst
VOICE SOLO.
Birds in Dreamland Sleep-(White) .... ......
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ISIS A. Neblett
PIANO DUO.
Trlomphale Marche- (Goria Op. 81 ...... .....
......................M Misses Gold and Adams
PIANO DUETT
Carnival of Venice PaganinD ...,..............
Misses Limbaugh and Coleman
RECITATION.
Queen Guinevere--(Tennyson), Miss Adams
VOICE SOLO.
When the Flowing Tide Comes In-(Millard
Miss Morrow
PIANO SOLO.
Rhapsodie Hongroise--( Lizt) . Miss Carney
RECITATION.
The Shadow OF Song .... ...... ........Mi3s Gill
PIANO QUARTETTE.
International Fantasia Epstein. .. Misses
Moody and Young, Jennings, Herndon
VOICE sEXTETTE.
Carnival de Venise- (Bordese) ...... Vocal Glass
In rendering this excellent pro,
gram the young ladies showed that
they had employed their time well
the past term, and, also, that under
the skillful tutorage of Miss Burgess
they had received instruction of the
highest type. TO successfully inter.
pref these great musical authors the
pupils must needs have an instructor
of rare accomplishments and they
certainly have this in Miss Burgess,
their teacher. The praiseworthy
manner in which the program was
rendered speaks well for both teacher
and pupils.
The LEAF-C CHRONICLE has not the
space to individualize to any great
extent, but it desires to notice the rec
itations by Misses Adams, Hurst
Carney, Gold, Gill and little Miss
Hettie Major. These choice selec-
tons were delivered in such an eX-
cellent way that the audience encOred
each. Miss. Hettie Major, with her
recitation, fairly captured the audience
and carried it by storm. Her dimin-
utiveness, coupled with the Iady-like
style in which she recited the piece,
caught the house. She is to be com
mended.
The piano duo by Misses Warfeld
and Reese, the voice solo by Miss
Neblett, the voice Duet by Misses
Morrow and Carney, a voice solo by
Miss Morrow and also one by Miss
Carney are all worthy of special no.
tice. They were each heartily en-
cored and it was deserved. The con-
cert upon a whole was one of the best
ever given in the history of the Fe-
male Academy and reflects much
credit upon pupils and teachers.
The graduating exercises will be
witnessed at the opera-house tonight
and they promise to be good. Hon.
Wilbur +. Browder, of RusseIlville,
will deliver the address to the class,
and all who attend are promised a
treat.