The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1906-06-01
FLORIDA'S COLLEGE FOR WOMEN
ENTERTAINING CLOSING EXERCISES,
Presnent Murphree and Assistants, The Pupils and
TaIahasseeans Generally, Well Pleased
With it's Grand Success.

pie in the States capitol Every one
was fully repaid. Old Tallahassee
ans said after the close Of the pro-
gram that they had never before
heard such finished and inspiring
music In the Capital City. IL would
be difficult to say which of the fifteen
numbers was the best. They were all
good, and on account OF its promi-
hence in the weeks program all Of
the numbers of the evening are given
so that those who took part may, pre-
serve the names Of the numbers and
OF the performers for future reference
10 n thoroughly artistic performance;
Halleluiah Chorus tThe Messiah)
Handel
Piano Virginia Hardaway, Lila
BRYAN.
Piano II-Winona Howard. Alice
Corhett
Vocal Duet, Crossing the Bar
Ashford.
Ella Dickson, Ellen Cooper.
Chanson de Mai-Thome.
Piano Solo. Ruth Reynolds
lst Piano accompaniment, Florine
Bel,her.
2nd Piano accompaniment, Pearl
McLIn
Song. LA Serenata "--Tosti.
Gertrude Westgaard
Ballata Bizzarria-PagnonCelli.
Piano Dixie Pillans, Agnes HOl-
~, Florine Bolcher.
Piano IT-Etta Simon, Pearl Nc
Lin. Jennie Myers
Voice, "Poppies, Slumber Song
DeKoven
Edna Hudnall.
Waltz and Chorus from Faust
GounOd.
Piano Lila Bryan, BESSIE pa
mon.
Piano II-Winona Howard, Alice
Corbett
Vocal Duet. IT Would That My
Observation-Disclosures.
Edna Hudnall, Grace Spencer.
MariCnette OvertuTe-Gurlitt
Piano Jean Patterson, Jessie
Harrison
Piano Ruth Reynolds, MarGa-
ret Bradford
First Violin, Miss Lucille Saxon.
Second Violin. Mr. j. A. Turner, Jr.
Voice (a) Sans Told Harde-
lot. (b) MAY song"-Dudley Buck.
Grace Spencer.
Piano Alice Corbett, Winona
Howard
Piano Lila Bryan, Virginia
Hardaway.
Vocal Duet, "Eden-Land Dana.
Jessie Harrison, Edna Hudnall.
Overture de 81 j'etais ROi-Adams.
Piano Miss Foster, Virginia
Hardaway.
Piano II--Eva Fowler, Eva Dean,
Piano IlI-Ollie Townsend. Matte
Powell.
Voice, "Serenado"-Sc Schubert
Jessie Harrison.
Violin Obligato. Miss Lucille Saxon
GYPSY Music-M Ohr.
PianO--AliCc Corbett WinOnd
Howard
First Violin. Miss Lucille Saxon.
Second Violin, MIR. j. A. Turner,
Jr.
Tamhuurinc, Lille Bryan.
Triangle, Margaret Bradford
Coetauots Ruth REYNOLDS.
Wednesday closed Common, m"nt
week. In the Hall OF Representative
the contest for the Board Of Central
medals for uratOry began AZ II
O'Clock and lasted for an hour and =
half President MurphrCe presided
and introduced the speakers The
program opCrod with n piano duct
Nv MISS Koipp and MIS- Foster. After
four oTatiOns had been delivered Miss
Jessie Harrison sang solo. De-
KOyen's For This" Three NOR,
OratiOns followed after which Mr.
Turner, OF Tampa. played two violin
solos. The closing GRAFTON was then
delivered, and the meeting closed
after several announcements had
been made by the President The
titles Of the OratIOns and the young
ladies' delivering them follow. "Th'
Breadth OF Life" Miss India Brandon 3.
Culture" Miss Alice Corbett; Art
end It's Meaning" Miss y sic Damon
THE Legend of the Holy Grail" Miss
Nettlc Iisk; Some Medieval H..
rCnds." Miss Leola Moeke. Liberty"
Miss RUBY Smith sharon. An Id ~
College" Miss Dcl'c Strom1n. The
papers were submitted TO q commit
tee az tho faculty for examination
before the evening exercises to deter
mino the mdal w'nnrs.
Tho annual Commencement eNCr-
ciseS were held in the Hail ~ Rene
ssuto'iycs on "wednesday evening
Seated CN the stage " 30" thn mem
| hers ~ the graduating clasecs, as FOL.
| 'Cws: College Of I.iheral Ar's, Miss
| El'zabc'N Mesh Damon. Mis- Leola
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