The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-06-02

would be rendered, ,-one in which
talent and careful training would be
manifest, Hopes we're not only real
lied, but all we're more than pleased.
Long and difficult selections we're
taultlessly rendered, and the audience
was eager to show its appreciation of
every number,
The work of Prof. Conrad, the
director of music, who has been iden-
tilted with Central for the past nine
years, needs no comment. Devoted
and energetic in forwarding the interest
of the institution, thoroughly and
sincerely loyal, he spares neither time
nor talent in behalf of the department.
MIR. Conrad and his oo-workers in the
School Of Music compose a musical
faculty in keeping with Central's
standing. and they have attracted and
and will continue to draw to the
college young women desiring
superior musical education. The pro-
gEamme of the evening was as follows:
l. Two Spanish Dances Moszko wski
Misses Dowell and MCMurry.
2. Piano Soil:
e. NNsseehs!s!a:k, FGnsjoE sSsshts:::s.as.:.
b. Soherzo, B fat. .... Schubert
Miss Lydia Bell Butt.
8. Vocal Dream of Love 80. .Greig
Miss Pauline Literal.
4. Piano Soil:
.. Nocturne, E fiat ... Chopin
b. Anitra's Dance ... Grieg
Miss Katherine Todhunter.
s. The Spinning Song Wagner-Liszt
Miss Frances Mcclure.
6. Two Songs;
a. II we're Rose. Hesselberg
b. Sc Seran Rose. ...... Arditi
Miss Lenore Keller.
II. Concerto, @ major (6rst movemen)
with Reinecks cadenza Beethoven
Miss Florida stler.
8, Aria-O, Mic Fernando (La Fa.
vorita) ............... Donlzetti
Miss Leila Nelson.
10. Piano Soli:
a. Marcia funebre. Z. /. (. Beethoven
b. A Ia bien-aimee. -. .Schutt
Mr.. OVID Sellers.
10. The Erlking. =. Schubert -Liszt
Miss Bess Reynolds.
IL. Vocal Quartette--Welcome Pretty
Primrose ....... Pinsuti- Benbow
Misses Sellers and Alternately
Mesdames Allen and Hays.
IL. Concertstuck, f minor. i. Weber
Miss Florence Shultz.
In speaking OF the different num-
bers, it is only just to pronounce each
number excellent.
A happy introduction was the piano
duet by Misses Lucille Dowell and
Frances McMurrY, which was fault
lessly given,-time and expression
we're perfect, and the honors these
young ladies have received are well
merited.
Miss Lydia Bell Butts interpre-
tation of her solo was admirable. Love
, for her work and careful study were
evidenced to marked degree.
The applause given the vocal num-
bers by Misses Pauline Literal and
Lenore Keller proves how much
pleasure these songs gave their hear
ers, who unanimously predicted q
bright future for these young ladies.
Miss Todhunters many friends IN
the audience had reason to rejoice IN
her progress, TECHNIQUE is espec.
ially fine, giving promise OF eminenct
, as pianist.
Mr. Ovid Sellers proficiency ranks
we'll with the other students. Hi:
success in every undertaking is toe
well known to need comment.
Since wee girl, Miss Florida Stiel
, has manifested the earnesLness which
has characterized her musical career.
Though member of the class OF '05,
ambition has led her beyond tbe de.
gree, and the admirable manner IN
which she rendered the Concerto was
, a fitting climax to her course,
A very delightful number on the pro-
gramme was the vocal quartette by
Misses Sellers and Alternately, Mes.
danes Allen and Hays. 1t was of q
high order OF merit and was charm.
, inRly sung, the voices blending in
sweetest harmony, showing that aris.
tocratic finish which thorough study
gives.