The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-05-26
THEPEACE MUSICAL
Annual Concert Last Ev-
ening Brilliant Success
The Art Studio Contains Some Spleen
did Work and Shows That Artists
Are Framed at Peace
Institute.
Program To-Day.

II a. M.-Annual Address by Rev. Al
fred Ill. Moment, ID. ID. Gradua-
ton Day. Banquet after exercises
to Seniors. ...
Brilliant i'll execution and enjoyable
in quolity was the music rendered last
night at the annual concert given at
Peace Institute.
A great throng was in attendance.
and the assemblage was a most graft
fled one. The chapel was decorated
tastefully about the rostrum, and the
various young ladies who participated
in the concert were visions of youthful
beauty in their charming commence
ment array.
The event was in every way credit
able to the departments represented.
The piano solos were brilliantly play
ed and the warm tone colors always
apparent in the Lischetizky followers,
deserve especial mention. The ensem-
bic work showed careful practice, and
was rendered in a smooth manner.
The voice numbers were varied in
style, these including the dramatic
aria from Lohengrin and the beauti-
full Spring Night" of Schumann. Miss
Marion Kean played the violin solo,
and her number was smoothly and
tunefully done.
The program so splendidly rendered
is as follows:
Piano-Toreadors Song-Carmen
(BizeD. Misses Arlington, Blue, Stan
ley, Scott.
Voice-Elsas Dream, from Lohen-
grin (Wagner). Miss Lily Pair.
Piano-Lita (Ravina). Miss Co
rhine Henkel.
Reading Duty (Alice French).
Miss Marie Long.
Violin-Lion du Bal (Gille). Miss
Marion Logan Keen.
Two Pianos-"S oiseau j'etais"
(Henselt). Misses Made Allen, Co
rhine Harper.
Piano-Caprice Espagnol (MoskoW-
SIKH. Miss Sadie Elias.
Voice-Spring Night (Schumann).
I'll Meier Complain. Miss Rachel Bor
den.
Piano-Danse des Elfs (sapellni-
koff). Miss Annie Long.
Reading-The Freshman's Joke
erwin Fields). Miss Mary Evans.
Piano-CarnivaI Franks (Schu-
inann) Hank, Hark, the Lark (Schu-
bert-Liszt) Miss Irma Cobb
Voice-Trio--Wieg (Brahms).
Misses MacLean, O'Berry, Edwards.
Two Pianos-Valse Brilliante (Moz-
kowski). Misses Hines, Hood, Hen
KEEL, Richard.
The Art Exhibit
Peace Institute has an art class of
which the institution is proud, for the
members do work that is not alone
creditable to their instructors, but re-
veals that they are being inspired as
artists and have a love for their work
A visit to the studio yesterday re-
vealed many excellent pieces of work.
Work was shown in oil, pastel, water
colors, crayon, pen and ink and wash
drawings Some were Z from models,
some from nature, some of outdoor
scenes, some of indoor work, with
heads, and figures and scenes all done
we'll. xws
The pen and ink work Illustrations
for the annual "The Lotus" was hand
somely done and in this Miss jamie
Smith, of Waynesville; Miss frankie
Grail, of Norfolk, had shown much
cleverness, as had also in the same line
Miss Edna Richard, Harrisonburg, Va,
Miss Elsie Stockard and Louie Miller,
of Raleigh In pastel pretty wor was
shown by Miss Jennie Proctor, Miss
Swift and Miss Grail. In water colors
Miss Mamie Hay, Miss Proctor Miss
Swift and. Miss Grail had handsome
exhibits In wash drawing Miss Fan
ME Sudbury, of Ashton, is to be COM
plimented, and in the free hand class
mention is due Misses Eugenia Clark,
Raleigh; Minnie Dean, Millbrook;
Amelia Stockard, Raleigh; Marjory
Sneed Raleigh.
The entire exhibit of art work is
attractive and visitors to Peace today
should inspect the studio.