The log cabin Democrat., 1907-05-30
COMMENCEMENT AT CENTRAL
Brilliant Exercises Mark Close
 of School.
Diplomas Awarded Last Night to Four Graduates in Literary Department
 and One in Music.

and One in Music With the award of diplomas to four graduates in the literary de- partment and one in the depart ment of music last night, the ses- sion of Central College for Ioo6-o7 came to close. Those who were awarded diplomas were as follows:
 Literary: Misses Viola Smith, Sue Flippen, Grace Stephenson and Rosa Isgrig. Music: Miss Alma Carroll. Services Sunday Morning. The commencement ser m Il Sunday morning by Rev. J. s. Rogers of Searcy was an excellent effort. The preacher displayed not only deep thought but admira- ble oratorical powers. His sermon was full of admonition to the young ladies who are going out from the college to the real work of their lives.
 The music was an especially en- ioyable feature of Sunday morn ings, services. Under the direc- ftion of Mrs. Lyda T. Walling, di- rector of music, several beautiful selections were rendered, among which the ofertory, 70 Divine Redeemer" by Mrs. J. A. Living ston of Russellville, was worthy of Special mention.
 Annual Concert.
 The annual concert of the mu- sic and expression pupils was giv- len Monday evening, the following program being rendered.:
 Under the American Flag-Miss- les Pence, Izard, Smith, Stephen son, Byars and Little.
 Life is Brightest.-Chorus
 The Leap of Rousham Beg Miss Alice Barry.
 Old Mammy's Sleepy Song Misses Pierce, Neighbors Byars and Hodges.
 Invitation to the Dance-Misses Carroll, Allen, Izard, Lewis, Pierce, Byars and Wallace.
 Marche Nuptiale-Misses Izard, Allen and Thomas.
 A Kentucky Cinderella-Miss Myrtle Harris.
 So Robin Sang-Miss Bessie Harris.
 Premiere Ballade-Miss Alma Carroll.
 A Guardian Angel-Miss Beu- lab Denison.
 Marche Militiare-Misses Allen, hrd, Thomas, Carroll, Little and Dean.
 Hear Us o Father-Misses Harris, Neighbors, Lewis and Hodges.
 Galop de Concert Misses Viola Smith and Audrey Allen.
 Merry June-Chorus.
 Sold Atenchor-Misses Smith, Allen Pence, Deal, Wallace, Lew $, Stephenson and Pierce.
 Violins-Misses Vallie Allen, zard. Thomas.
 Organ-Miss Alma Carroll.
 "Tyrolsan Maids"
 Tuesday night the beautiful op' Fretta "Tyrolean Maids, was pre- tented ill a most charming man. per by the students. The play was taged under the direction of Mrs. Walling, and it was the universal kpinion of the large audience which k itnessed it, that it was one ot the
 It productions ever seen in the ity. The operetta was presented Is the last number of the Hendrix lecture course.
 Yesterday afternoon the seniors held their class day exercises, which despite the unfavorable weather, were we'll attended. Part f the program was rendered Ill he chapel and the seniors then harched to the campus where the nal exercises were had, conclud Ing with bonfire Of their DOCKS.
 Graduating Exercises.
 The graduating exercises were held last night. The baccalaure- hte address was delivered by Rev. M. T. Amis of Hot Springs, whose 11Hbject was The Imagination ln Ration to the Problems of Life.
 address was a scholarly pro- Idiction and was given close atten- lon. Pres. Rivers then awarded he diplomas to the graduating flass, and Hon. w. E. Atkinson pf the board of trustees awarded he medals as follows:
 Scholarship-Miss Beulah Deni- Eon.
 H ous e k e eping-Miss Agnes fierce.