The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-19
THE MUSICAL RECITALs.
Graduates and Pupils or Conservatory
Of Mualc Show Thair SILL

Graduates and Pupils OF Conservatory
Of Music Show Their skill.
The piano recital for graduation Of the
conservatory of music of the university of
Washington was held yesterday afternoon
in the university chapel. The recital was
given by Miss May Clohecy, Miss Carrie
Noble. Miss Mabel A. Drew and Miss
Edith V. Simon, assisted by Miss Rella K.
Ruff. The playing of the young women
was in every way high credit to them
and to their teachers, and won the hearty
applause of the many friends who were
present. The programme was as follows:
"Adsgio and Allegro vivace." from Symphony
Mise: Carrie Noble and May cioh:e Hayden
"Rondo Cappricctoso. ......... Mendelssohn
Miss Abbie Drew.
Miss Carrie Noble. ''''''''
Miss Reila Ruf,: iou'S
"Loheng7in"-Duo for two piano- WAGNER
.ns Misses E q, simon and Aooie Drew;
Miss Edith Simon. beethoven
.po,o,.,.o IN = Miss N 81, Bella Ruff: 49,.
Miss May clohecy. '''sA'
"Fideiio"-Overture. Beethoven
Misses Clohecy. Drew. Simon and Noble.
The commencement recital in the even
ing was held in the First Methodist Epis-
copal church. every seat in the edifice be-
ing filled. The exercises were given under
the direction of Miss Julia L. Chamberlin,
director; Mrs. Clara S. Patterson, teacher
of piano and pipe organ, and Mr.. E. ID.
Crandall, vocal instructor. The church
was handsomely decorated. The partici-
pants acquitted themselves with thorough
credit, and many of the Young
ladies were showered with lovely
bouquets of flowers. The pupils
OF the conservatory gave evidence
of careful training and intelligent applica-
ton. Among those who did especially
we'll were Miss Houghton, Miss Ruff, Miss
Robinson, Mrs. +. d. Crandall, Miss
Simon, Miss Drew, Miss Lllewellyn Nor
rison, while it goes without saying that
Miss Chamberlin and Professor Crandall
gave their numberS beautifully and artis-
tically. The. following programme was
given:
"Valse Briliante" teight hands,. :. .Moszkowski
Misses Anne Parsons. sophie shillestad, Helen
Anthony. Lillian Keen.
Tenor solo-"Morniug and Evening STAR. Aide
Mr.. Z. d. Crandall.
Solo for pipe organ-"Festive March. Smart
Miss Blanch l. Robinson.
l
K. d. Crandall, c. E. Bowman, NJ. N. Grout, L
J. Colman.
Violin, DR.. 1. NJ. Lessey; cello, Dr..
Thoreson; piano, Miss Julia l. Cham
berlin; organ, Mrs. Clara s.
Patterson.
Soprano solo-"As the Fleeting Days Go By"
Mrs. E. D. GrandalL
Miss Lieweiiyn Morrison. ''''A
Soprano solo-"staccato Polka. ........ .Mulder
Miss Rella Ruff.
Piano duO-"Lohengrin' Wagner
Misses Edith Simon and Abbie Drew.
Soprano solo-"Day Dreams". ......... .Strelezki
MSS Jennie NJ. Houghton
Violin obligato by DR.. l.. NJ. Lessey.
Concert In e minor Tor piano and pipe organ
Miss Bisnch l. Robinson. Mrs. Clara 5. Patterson.
Ladies' DEMONSTRATING Song. ...... Wagner
"vaise Caprice" six hands, Rummel
' ' Moore. ' '''''' '0'
Double Male octette-"Chorus of Pilgrims
(Iannnauserj W agner
At 2 o'clock this afternoon in the First
Methodist Episcopal church the COM
mencement exercises proper will be given.
There will be number of essays and ora
tons by the graduates. The address to
them will be delivered by Judge w. H. Up
ton, of Walla Walla. The diplomas will
be delivered to the graduates by the Hon.
r. B. Bryan, state superintendent of pub
lie instruction. The exercises are entirely
Open to the public