The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-06-20


! their greatest acquisition of the year.
Graduates Recital in Music And EIocn
ton
Al night even the large audience room O
Alumni Hall was taxed TO its fullest capacity
to hold the large audience Fully fifteen hun
bred people were present aud the keenest IN
terest aud pleasure was manifested through
out the program. The graduates IN piano
were first in order, and while all did well spe
cial praise is due Miss Senseney tor her spleen
did playing of the List Rhapsodle, and Miss
Garrison for the sympathetic rendering which
she gave to the familiar but ever beautiful
Moskowski Waltz. There were only two
graduates IN Vocal Music, Miss Duncan with
a high soprano, and Miss Tredway with a
sweet contralto. These young ladies have
been heard often BY college audiences 10 the
last few years, but never To better advantage
than on this occasion. The two young ladies
graduating in ElocutiOn were both from West
minister, and of course had the larger number
of friends in the audience. The only young
men in the program we're the two graduating
in Elocuton, and their reading elected much
applause.
Fannie May Ayres, Parkton, Md.
Irma Scott Beyans Pocomoke City, Md.
Impromptu in nat, op. 70, CHOPIN
Ethel Miller. Irvington. Nd 49,. -, - ILL.,
Mabel Costello Garrison, Baltimore, Md.
Grand Valse de Concert op- q AoS-ko'rst'
Anna Marie Senseney, Union Bridge, Md
Rhapsodie HouSroise, No {, Last
Idelis Withers Tredway, Cambridge. Md
Recitative and Aria. 20 mo Fernando iSoH'
la FGp0ratG, DUEt-etfi
Emma weltha Duncan Elizabeth, \. J .-.-..
Recitative and Aria And is Il thus Attained,
from AlcsS1Fir0 Sruf1lG EIeFtSir
Nettie Alice whitmore Westminster, Md
The Blind Girl OF CaSiel Guile. L5EUcii"sc
Eva PaGiina Herr. Westminster, Nd;
selection from "Rudder Grange" FruAk r So'efo"
Edward Eugene TAR, Marion, Nd. -
The Rescue OF Princess Osra, AatAoRE Hops
George Mesiders Kennsdyyille. Nd.
The Rivals Act l. Scene , >acTldna' slr Anthony
Absolute. jark Absolute.
Awarding certificates.
Board of Trustees.
The annual meeting Of the Board Of Trns-
tees Was called at Baker Chapel at 100 clock.
on TUESDAY, morning There was = very full
attendance and the session lasted practically
all dny with an hours iuiernissIou IN which
the members took dinner AT The college.
Rev. H. L. Greenfield. Of Chesiertown, Nd.
and Rev Thos. o. Grouse. Of Baltimore.
we're elected TO membership in place Of the
late Rev. DIR. f. j. Drinkhonse aud the late
Rev DR. B. F. Benson. The Board decided
to build q ueW gymnasium, the present one
not being Of sufficient capacity aud also to
build 8 Science Hall. Consent was gwen
tina, President Lewis should continue his work
st Adrian College.
NoFment Eioeation ConGeat-
At half pAsl ten. the Freshman and Sopho
more contests for prizes established by the
late samuel Sormeni E~Q. OF Washington,
p. c., took place The follosing Ess The
program
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