The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-06-15
Vocal Club-ta) Tripping Lightly. Mario
~ little Dutch lullaby. Patty Stair

| ANubS III EAhcIi, 4hliAlLs tOLt
Ellen Morgan Bowling, La Plata Nd.
The Dream of Claudia. George R. Kramer
Emma Caroline Burlington, New Windsor, Nd.
ART EXHIBIT.
The art exhibit in Smith Hall from one till
| three O'Clock Monday was much appreciated.
Though few students took work in art this
year, the work done is of high grade. The
| fruit pieces received many compliments, and
the work in typography was much admired.
SOCIETY REUNIONS.
! At go O'Clock Monday afternoon each of
| the four literary societies gave receptions to
the former members and friends. A brief
program was rendered and light refreshments
| served. Old college days were revived and
many pleasant responses were made by former
members of the respective societies.
MUSIC AND ELoCUTIoN RECITAL.
The graduates recital in music aud eocuton
was presented in two parts-one Monday
evening, the other Tuesday morning at IL. 30
O'Clock. The program was as follows:
PART ONE.
| Marjorie Lewis
a. M1,e y, us i, Eboe5S'e'n
Roger jay Whiieiord
| a. Blow, blow, thou winter wind. yaint
b. The Two GreuadierS.... Schummau
| Harry Child stevens
Vesuyius and the Egyptian. BulwerLytton
Margaret scott Miller
lie parlate amor from Faust -.........G ouuod
| Roger Jay whiteford
Honor and Arms (frOm samson -..-....... Handel
| Roger Clark Smith
Peyton Sticks to the Brady
| Margaret Scott Miller
! Mon Occur SQUIRE a ta Voix from samson ct
| Margorie Lewis
! Capriccia Brilliant (for piano and ORCHESTRAL Men
delssohn. Orchestral part played on second piano.
| PART TWO
| Harry Carlisle Dsshiell
| George Washington Dexter
usHNeihSu! hS hliiB.
Marjorie Lewis
The Bride of the Greek Isle. .... Mrs Hemsns
| Earl Duley Rawlings
The Message 10 Garcia. -.--- ii ubtSard
| The LAND OF HEARTS DESIRE-leates
I Maureen Bruip( An Irish Peasant Wesley DAdams
/ shawn Ruin tMaurteen's Sonl--.-- Frank D Brown
/ Father Hart Priest Of Coolaney ---Geo BsTAns
Bridget Bruiu tMaurteens wife Nellie Darby
Fairy Ms7Varet Lillian McCune
The scene Is laid in Maurteen Bruins kitchen.
Awarding certificates of graduation
There we're three graduates in music-Mjss
/ Marjorie Lewis VA piano aud Mr.. Roger Jay
/ NhIieford ard Miss Margaret Scott Miller IN
/ voice. Miss Lewis Is possessed of strong
musical temperament. She played two dith'
/ cult selections with spirit, showing good ex.
1 preston. Mr.. Waterford possesses baritone
/ vuicc o( good range aud pleasing quality. tie
sang the FIRST two selections very effectively
Ni,h careful shading. and IA Honor aud
! iug the difficult caloraiura passages skilfuiiY
/ and easily. Miss Miller voice i full rich
/ mezzO soprano, which was displayed TO good
| advantage H the aTias. She showed admlra-
/ bic control ct her tones, revealing an artistic
/ appreciation of the contents Of the dllhcult
Eumber> and ability To- give them effective ex-
I preston. The rrciials ia eiocutiou we're Of
high order. showing excellent trimming and
I thorough self possession. Mr.. Roy Glars
y = . e -.ns g.. L
uliern} rendering Of "Payiou Sticks 10 the
Flag The following Is the list Of graduates
~ elocuiioH " rsley David Adams, George
Esdras Bcyans. Frank Lawrence Brown,
Harry Carlisle nashirll, George Washington
Dexter. Ezekiel Thoma. Marsh Foreman,
Ear Daley RawliueS Roy Clark Smiih, Harry
Child Stevens. Nellie Darby. Madeleine
I.nBlsr Gilbert. Marjorie Ls~ts. Margaret
Latham MeCure.
ATHLETICS
The ba-e hall l,esureu the college team and
select team from the Alumu,. composed oi
aii "siars, played an interesting game Iacs
iav ulisraaan. Ihr AiauiHi son by score
st y ia 6. The college has wan MI uHusnal
number of hunors ~ athletics ihI. ycaf. IH
iuai lla'l WrsisfH Maryland College ~1u ihc
Sfatr championship. The track team IH
usrei, IA B3ebmoud. Norfolk Philadelphia
aud Auuaf+4is. aon hsr gold watches, thiueeu
su.3 me.. T.. Xix silver medals aud one SIX
f,4nnrr g., base bail the college team tied
for ih,ri place IN she Intercollegiate League
nf she Stale. owing 90 the large number d
professional players on The other teams Of the
IrHEue no banner ws- givra ihis year. large
bry ut the loser Clz~smeu arr taking a.
active par1 iH athletics, and the prospects fur
the coFaiu- ycsf are good. be SoBs % Rest.
made Bp 81 Alnmu, especially Interested IN
athletics, heid an en}nvahle banquet a. the
Westminster Hnis, Tuesday H'EkL lhis ~
sociaiion annouacrs the offer % SIS gold
medal TO DE given annually TO the brst all
round athlete uf tbs college
tLrNVg ASSOCIATION.
At8 O'Clock Tuesday Ihs Alumni AssOciA
fian held It's annual meeting iR Ainmui Toom. 4
Plans ~rrr discussed tor increasing ier college
endorsement land. Grateful acknowledgement I
zas made Or tha beautiful ssaiaed ~iuttuw
placed ia the Algmal Hall by the sIas. VI
1905. The old oftcrr, wcyr reelected, Fol
loving the meeting al attended sIih pleasure
a COLLATION. ia the hanqael ruosn. after which I
bnrf speeches wrre made by several aiamoi,
old class yeIIs ~ere gwen and college songs
sang.
SOCIETY CONTEST.
As usual he pitch OF Inieresl and enthusiasm
Il aroused over the annual oFasorical soatssg :
between the literary socieiirs. prckcd I
house greeted the contestants; excitement ran
high a. one afier another the orators poured /
forlb their etcqusnce. An unusually higk do I
gree oi efficiency display I'd ip The gende,
iuE ct each number. The contest aas close I
and could noi be determined s,i The last
When ihe deciaou Of the judge w,s- announced
Il was found that the Br1waiug spclcit had
won by the womeu and the Webster by the /
men. The judges on composition were Jas. /
~ Chapman, OF the Baltimore Bar. 4. y.
Hohh;zell Of The American Editorial STAFF: !
Rev G. W. H4ddnway, Starr n. L. Church, |
Baltimore. On delivery were Principal +. ".
Seper, Baltimore CITY College; H. X Muller, /
Baltimore; Rev D. l.. Greenfield. Chester
iowu, Nd. The program in full was = follows
nFownine Essssv. THE Language ~ S,.~fre'-
Eiith Margaret Mills, Washing tlI. q e
Fhilaua thtau Essa .....-.' Fire crouH % FsusE
Nora Amelia sioil, BrooEisn. NJ.
Vocal SVio-tEl Ia Autumn
Miss Katherine ARv Acmp
Irving Dratlan The FauRcea cor ludusirtzl EYtf.'
Lewis Eduafd Purium. NJ. Airy Nd
Webster Orstlon....... oug Merchant Marine
Fisno Quariette-f olonAise in Major Chopin
Misses Frinser. Adkins. SaulsearJ aId donovan
Eleanor Fo,aie RciauIter. Westminster. All.
PhIlomathcRn Esssy.------' The Niiky Way Of Lie
Carrie Hull Thomas BuckcsstBwn "a. Nd
Vocal Quar.ette, Double-''N yakrn, BiyuEru afai [
Misses Nelson. HoTsey, sloii and N'r,h
MeSsrs Ashley Beane sheppard aud IAy4s
solo-Mi,s Kemp
Irving Grafton Americas Oriental Problem"
Jacob winfufd -tAyton. vi minsieu. Del
Webster Grafton The tiueuess uf Mankind"
John Hunt HeudEickson, FEeSieries, Nj.
tifee Cub SELECTION
COMMENCEMENT DAY.
Ata 80 the procession OF trustees, graduates,
candidates for degrees aud fac ully entered the
hall while the students sang "A Mighty For
iress" The program for the occasion was
pro.cSsIouaf ...... ~ Mighty Fortress
PrayeT.--. .-..-.-.. Rev. = r Litllr H. u.
President OF the MRFyan Annual Conference.
Misplaced Charity tSautAtory) Anna :. Riandford
The Value Of Sincerity tsalutatoryl
Herbert Cleveland AIsey
Piano Solo" IIark. Hark the Lar ~ -SchuberLi
Miss Edith Margaret Mills
Divine Discomfort Mary kebeccA lhayeE
The Art 0f Service Madeleine Louise Gilbert
silent Inn uence Nellie Darby
Vocal soIo-A Song OF Thsns sgiving Aitsen
Miss Lillian May Nelson
our Nations Claim To Greatness. .6e1rge F. BevauS
The Brotherhood Of Man--.......--ROy Clark Smith
The Sphere Of GreRtuesS---.-..---lrA Dwight scott
PiAno-Flrst Movement OF Concerto IN Major
Hummel
Miss Nellie Irene Fringcr
Orchestral part played on second piano
Undergraduate HOnors and Comforting of Degrees
Our Aim in Life Valedictory Margaret scott Miller
The Verdict Of Justice (Naledictoryl
Roger Jay Whiteford
Bencdcton
Though the audience was weary with the
many good things of the week their interest