The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-06
A Pleasant Evening with the
Musicians.
Students OF the Conservatory Show
Their prOfciency--The
lIOnOrS Awarded.

nlyerslty, the programme of thu
music concert on Tuesday night wa.
begun with prayer, Rev. T. G
Alfred of Lake Charles, La lead
ing. The programme was the finest
that has ever been presented to s
Baylor University audience and
each number was rendered with
credit and heartily applauded by the
large audience. Some we're encored
but az was announced az the begin.
ning would be the case they re .eved
no response
Two events Of the evening had
bad effect upon the entertainment.
One was the storm which came up
very suddenly and carried away
part Of the music of the performers.
Another was the shutting of of the
current from the arc lamps which
were the principal dependence for
light.
The programme was long, as the
following will show, but it was
ended before 1880:
PART t.
Piauo-Rondo, Allegro, op. 20,
No 3, by Mohr Misses Margaret
Kendall, Lou Darling Sallie Nc.
Cutcheon and Maud Tunnel.
Piaeo-Sonata, OPP. :, Allegro,
by Mozart, Miss Edna Brian.
Vocal-The Flower Girl, bv Be.
vignani, Miss Bessie Il oyal.
Violins ct Pia.o- Serenta, by
Eichberg, Misses Adelaide Boyles,
Evelyn Woodson, Fannie Lake, and
Mr- Geo Ii. Rowe.
Piano-Grand Dao de Concert.
op, 81, by Donlzetti, (lwo pianos)
Misses Cora Ray and Annie Muse.
Piano-Sonate, op. 3, Allegro,
Andante, by Mozart, Miss Lille
Culhertson.
Mandolins ct Guitars Thinking.
by White Holmes, Miss Adele .Jen.
nings and Mr. J B. Belcher, Man.
dolins; Misses Chic Vawter and
Mamie Kilbride, Guitars.
Vocal--O Italia, by Gabussi,
Misses Jennie Kitchens and Lou
Darling.
Piano-Les Adieux, OPP. 81, by
Weber, Miss Lille Worley
Violin Mozurks, op. 80, No. .
" Chopin, Miss Adelaide Boyles.
ftano-Melodie, Dor Freischuiz,
y Weber King, Misses Lizzie West. t.
rook, Evelyn Woodson and Mabel b
ranill. i,
Piano sona.o, op. Is, Allegro, f.
MOI art, Miss Mamie Suggs. L
Vocabulary Blossoms, by Terry, N
ISIS Maud Tunnel. e,
Violin-Fantasie, OPP. Ga, by it
'ohifaht, Misses Adelaide Boyle pl
q Evelyn Woodson. te
Piano-Rondo Capriccioso, op. W
by MendeIssohn, Miss Annie as
use. re
Piano-Tanhauser, 1.-TWO pianos)
Wagner, Misses Mamie Srggs W
q y annie LAKE II
Violin "A, Spinning Song Hol- in
ender, b, Gypsy Dance, Rowe, re
r. Geo. III. Rowe. so
Fiano-Sche'2o, by Chopin, Miss C.
annie Lake. El
Vocal Annie Laurie, by Buck, fol
issfs Lou Darling, Maud Tunnel, su
.s-ie Royal and Jennie Kitchens. ter
ano-Spanische Dame, op II, he
IS. ] and >, Mo.zkowski, Misses as
aggie Greer. Douglass Scar. ion
rou h, Alice Pierson and Annie to
lse. i'm
The concert was closed with The
aver after the reading Of the viii
nor roll and the award of medals. ha,
. Rowe stated that those whose stu
mes we're read had maintained
nthly grades from Is to 100 Hill
ing the entire session. The Ri'
WAS called as follows: Misses VIII
.zie Crouch, Adelaide Boyles, Fo
ME Bell Muse, Maude Tunnel, rep
rgaret Kendall, Lou Darling, slal
ggia Greer, Fannie Lake, Cora |
=, Willie Culbertson, Willie Wa
ltop, Mamie Suggs and Edna con
an. aut
The theory puzzle, a handsome his
of musical works, was awarded say