Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-06-02
AT NEW PROVIDENCE
Commencement Day at the New Provi.
dence Academy Gala Day for the
Town and Vioinity-Exercises Of An
Especially High Character.

wv" anu Vic'hity-CSerCtSeS OF An
Especially High Character.
Special To Times Republican.
Eldora, June Yesterday was a
gala day for the New Providence acad-
envy. In the morning at 10 O'Clock oc-
CURED the 23d annual commencement
exercises. The program:
Piano Solo, 'Barcarolle" (Adolf
Jensen)-tMiss Winifred Armstrong.
Invocation.
Quarrel, Hush, Yo Honey, Hush,"-
q. w. WrighD -Messrs. Rush, Wood,
Reece, Mitchell.
Address, THE New American and
the New Problem"-.Dr. Edward A.
Steiner.
Duet, Roses Kissed by the sun
shine" GMandanita HarD-Miss Jessie
2. Tansey Mr.. II. r. Wood.
Presentation Of diplomas.
Instrumental Duet, Wandering
Jew" Burgmuller) Misses Hadley
and Nuckolls.
Benediction.
Graduates-Owen G. Lancaster, Ar
Carey S. Macy, Grover H Meeker ka-
lie e. Hinshaw, Roland +. Macy, Rus
sci l.. Reece, Laura c. Alberry, Austin
j. Lancaster, Roy J. Clanlpitt, Alice c.
Branson.
In the afternoon the New Providence
and Lscomb girls played an interest
ing game Of basket ball. which resulted
in a victory for New Providence The
academy mine and Gearing played an
easy game of ball, New Providence
winning. At s o'clock an alumni re-
cital was given, in the Friends church,
by William Wade Hinshaw, class sc.
baritone of the Chicago Conservatory
Of Music, assisted by Miss Bertha ker-
sey, go piano; Miss Lulu Stevens, '9S.
soprano, and Miss Winifred Armstrong,
'99, piano.
Mr.. Hinshaw was a much applauded
person last night. He possesses a
large, resonant voice and magnificent
physique Singing with Little effort he
puts a depth Of feeling into the songs.
feeling are more noticeable in the
heavier selections. as "Toreador's
Song" from Carmen, and Prologue
from ":Pagliacci."
There We're far from enough seats
in the large church to accommodate
those who wished to hear the great
barytone. Parties from Eldora, Hub
bard, Iowa Falls, Union and Wilton
were there for the occasion.
Following is the program given:
II Trovatore (Verdi)-Misses Kersey,
Armstrong.
The Link Divine (PiccolominD Miss
Stevens.
Woodland Sketches (MacDowelD =
(a) Wild Rose; (b) AT the Old Tryst-
ing Place; (c) Autumn. Miss Arm
strong.
Prologue (from PagliaccD Leon
carallo-Mr. Hinshaw.
(a) "Ecstacy" (BeachO: CD Song
for Forty Years" CCanfieldD; (c) Danny
Deever Damrosch). Mr.. Hinshaw.
Sonata, Opus. IA, No. 1, d Major
{Beethoven)-M Kersey.
(a) In Deep Contrition (Fabia); (b)
MY Love is a Wild Rose (Walter Lo-
gam; (c) Faith in Spring (schubert):
Ia Toreador's Song Carmen -Bizet
Mr.. Hinshaw.
(a) The Aud Plaid Shawl = Irish
ong-(Needham) CD The Donovans;
(c) Serenade-from Faust-(Gounod).
Mr.. Hinshaw.
An Open Secret Or. Huntington
Woodman)-N1iss Stevens.
(a) The Ninety and Nine edward
Campion); CO Elaine CIV. w. Hin
shaw; Co Figaro Here, Figaro
There-Barber Of Seville-(Rossini)-
Mr.. Hinshaw.
After the recital the alumni held
a pleasant banquet, and reception in
the K. P. hall, Mr.. Hinshaw being the
guest of honor. After the banquet Mr..
Hinshaw with his two sons went to
spend the night and part of today on
the old home farm of Chester, near
New Providence. Tonight he will APP.
pear in recital, with Miss Kersey as
accompanies at Iowa Falls.