The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-10
ENJOYABLE EVENING
WAS SPENT az PAST AND
PRESENT; MEMBERS.

HOWARD NJ OGDEN MA be sAs FINE Il
@S3 ADDRESS ON SELF EDu. u,
4 IN: \! CATION. l$
Last night In the Normal Audlto.
rlum the Mozart Literary Society celeaI;
brated heir5thirtieth anniversary In
a amanner beattlng loyal Alozarters.
The meeting was largely attended
by Mozarters and their friends from
farfand near and In every reSpecss HUI
was successful.
TheImeeting was called to- ofder2byE
Tie president Arlen Swlgers Attorney
Tusca Morris, a formersloyal Mozarter,
who has won many .laurels for the sol
ciety, was chosen to preside at the
meeting, and Mrs Samuel Spears. for.
merly Miss Stella Ford, was selected
to act as secretary.
II Attorney Howard N. Ogden, Of this
Eclty, who was the first secretary oftthel
Mozart Literary Society made thetad.S|
dress for the occasion. Mr.. ogden's
subject was 3@selfs Education andshls1
address was full OF advice helpful to-
1.-THE student as well as the teachers.
4 The self fSmade educated man. Mr.. Og;
\ den affirmed q made the most Of hims
;Esels lie knew what he5was after and
bent all his energies, bodily and men
3Itnllyin8thes one direction. above all
desirable things, he sald; els educa.5
ton under Wise and conscientious.
teachers WHO study the undivided
wants Of sthelr3pnpil and aim to de-;
4 ! tlyelop their minds along their natural,
E|lines! ~: u
Mr. Ogden questioned hts audience
!, las 5tpt tthename OF the Mozart literary
! Society, how aud from where;it; comes.
! Thts3question was answered by Dr.; @.
I | g. Henry In, a brief tmpromptu ad.
J, dress. pr.;IIl leRsy said, the musical
!, composer 81 ven lhe2 honor because
: The new society Wanted to- make Snu,
sic for Lycehriltes 3 i5ssf$$
4 Hon + H7larsey W Harmer a NJ.
a 4 iSarter, whose It Sin Ills society
! Rseyler dies, spokea the subjeetSoi
1 Crafts r. Harm Ell moved. on The
1 suggestion of NJ Tusca Morris, tha,
4 the seeiety& OF next year should chal,
i |lenge the7 LyceumS Society to a con,
i test the arrangements to be made 5by
4 the faculty, The motion was enlhu
!. siastlcally carried 3.i383
r + This concluded the evenings pro
q gramme and tlleiremalning hours were
I given oyerttoja general reunion sof the
X members and friends This was sone
K of9 the most enjoyable parts Of the pro
Z gramme and the guests mingled free
,e " with one another making new Ssac
Il quaintances and renewing the old
Al Delicious refreshments were served III
nj the English room which was tasteful,
4. decorated In the old Mozart Blue
=. Omen's orchestra was present l5ant
ii furnished a delightful programme so
Music throughout the evening. NJ
4. Under the auspices of the Norma
+ Athletic League, clcely's cayalle
tto will bo@ presented. ~
q The programme for tonight Is $a
d follows::s \;
= Programme ie-FlrstS Part. h
Plano Duet, Sonata Bohn. fMisse
Y Halle James and Lucy Raymond.
Recitation, The Little School Marnt
II Mary McC Cowan. 5 Il; Is
4, Scene from shakespeare .Twelft
q u Night, Miss Dora NJ. Rowe! fS,s5,
,s. Muslc-7S elected. ]. Myrtle Burrls.
Reading, S"The End Of \ the Task;
= y Bruno Lessing. Miss Rowe. ;i$
"a Muslc-select Miss Flo SClaytoll
nd Second part, comedy in one al
"a "cicely's Cavalier
385s Characters VI
lg: Major Stephen Wellington (in Ii
In service Sof$ the parliament Guy q
nj. burnside. /!
tly Captain Richard Carewe COZ Il
sa Royallst House -. Walter Reeves
ID. Rev. Nehemiah saxbys Ia dlssen
Of Ing clergyman ~ oliver snurtletf:
nd Cicely Widding gton ElbaS .. Boyer
:S% Dame Mehetable Zoe Wade. NJ
m. Period Time Of the; wars of Cha
m. and the Parliament
led scene-An apartment iinS the houi
Ia Of Major ddington, IL
an This play IS ID scinatlng Engli.
cal comedy In one act. The period offtl
lon play Is the time Of the wars 4.
IN; Charles !: and the parliament n
ay; Circumstance srlrroundlng the sto
cry are utif1lly woven together!
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