Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-06-14
VILLA CLASS DAY
Morning Exercises at the lnstitu.
ton by the Young
Ladies.
WAS MUSICAL AND LITERARY
Graduation Takes Place Tomorrow
Morning-Four Members of Glass
Usual Program Prepared.

The annual class day exercises of the
Villa de Chantal were held this morn
ing in the assembly room of the acad-
envy. The exercises were attended by
an audience that more than filled the
assembly room. The program, which
included musical and literary numbers
by members of the junior and the grad
uating classes, was an excellent one,
and was we'll up to the high standard of
public entertainments of the Villa pu-
pills.
The program opened with Geibel's
Joys Of Spring" a piano trio. given
by six young ladies. the Misses Julia
Davis. Darlene Code. Elizabeth Moss,
Hazel Dooley. Florence Walsh and Ju-
liza Eames. This was followed by Bar
ri's Ger the Meadows" by the Villa
glee club.
The class address by given by Miss
Amy Lardner. of the junior class She
spoke of the significance of the And
annual commencement of the institu-
ton, and in fitting terms welcomed the
visitors and thanked them for the in
terest shown in the school.
The program included two piano
quartets, eight young ladies performing
on two instruments. The "Heimliche
Liebe," by Resch-Becucci. was render
ed by the Misses Helen Finnigan. EN-
lily BOylstOn, Edna Reed, Miriam Mack
in. Irene Beacon, Mary Higgins, Ag-
mes Maucker and Myrtle Gustafson.
The Galop March of Lavignac was
played by the Misses Charlotte Lewis,
Mary OFarrell, Blanche Trimble. Mar
guerite Reed, Clara Math. Grace Ros-
enfield Elizabeth Craig and Margaret
Durnin.
An original Japanese story, The
Portion of Valor," written by Miss
Mary Simpson, was recited by the au-
thor. Miss Marguerite Potter gave two
selections, ''Tabitha" and Easter
Morning"
The Lesson in Delsarte,' by New
man, given by Miss Mary O'Farrell,
with Interpretation by members of the
junior class of expression, was one of
the features of the program. Three
short vocal selections were given with
rare sweetness of voice by Miss Emily
Boylston, including AN Early Morning
Pastoral My Dear Jerushy" and
The Disconnected Duckling" The VIC
lin solo by Miss Frances Hart demon
strated the young lady's artistic train
| ing in the use of that difficult instru-
ment. She played Morrison's 'Medita-
Ition." and rendered the selection in a
most expressive manner.
| The Lesson in Delsarte" given by
Miss Mary O'FaTrell with inteTpreta-
ton by members of the junior class of
depression, was one of the features of
the program Three short selections
were given by Miss Emily BOylston,
including An Early Morning Pastor
al" MY Dear Jerushy" and The Dis
contented Duckling" The violin solo
by Miss Frances Hart demonstrated
the young ladys artistic training in the
use of that dicult instrument. She
played Morrisons Meditation" and
rendered the selection in a most ex-
pressiVe manner.
The closing number of the program
was the solo by Miss Hattie Larkin
Miss Larkin sang The Holy City"
with an Interpretation by the members
of the senior class of expression that
added much to the beauty of the Sc
lection.
| Graduation ExerciseS.
Tomorrow the graduation exercises
will be held at 10 o'clock in the assem-
bly, room. The class roll includes Miss
Hattie Louise Larkin, Miss Mabel
Marie Lardner. Ella Rose Rowe and
/ Ruby Leona Harvey.
Following is the commencement pro-
gram To be carried out tomorrow morn
| ing:
| Prill;outa -
Miss Ella Rowe.
second Piano-Miss Ruby Harvey
MISS Ruby Harvey.
| Glad Spring is Come ....... Smith
| Glee Club.
| The Ships That Go BY In the Night"
Miss Mabel Lardner.
/ Romance 1T BoIero (violin) 49,. Dancla
Miss Ethel Wade.
| Berceuse, from "JoCelyn'' 1890. Godara
| Miss Marianne Miller.
Violin Obligato-Miss Ethel Wade.
| Alma Mater" ........... ......
| Miss Hattie Larkin.
may LAY Semi-Chorus' e'ih
Pianos-Misses Agatha Nevin. Mary
| O'Farrell, Mary Wall. Eileen O'Hara.
| Niolins-Misses Amy Lardner. Ethel
| Wade. Ella Rowe, Frances Hart
| ViolincellO-Albert Petersen.
| Hungarian Dance" Op. 1874. No. 2
'' Miss Amy LardnerI Meier f'F'i
! Miss Hattie Larkin.
| Violin Obligato-Miss Amy Lardner.
Sonata. No. i .--.-... ...--... Mozar ri
| 6AlIegro. Andante. Rondo.)
| Miss Mabel la rdner-
Grieg Accompaniment. Miss Luella Jones
Miss Ella Rowe.
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