The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1907-06-01


regular contributions to this fund.
The class of 1907 was received IntG
the association.
In the afternoon the alumuae assoeia
tion entertained all the former stDd
ents OF the college, not members o
the ASSOCIATION, who we're present
The p~arlors were decorated with rose
and carnations. Reir eshments wer'
served. More than a hundred Vere il
attendance and the greatest ENTHUSIASM
prevailed. 1t is believed that Thu
is the beginning Of a great aud impor.
ant wors OF the former students fol
the benefit OF the school.
Following is a partial list Of The
Aldmnae and old students present
from a distance: Mrs, Sarah Browr
Fulton, Malta Bend; Mrs. Braddi'
Brown Douglass. Malta Bed: Mrs
Mable Denny Aydelot, Shawnee, l
T.; Mrs. Lou Tinsley Bright, ST
Louis; Mrs. Kate Hall Link, st Loui,
Mrs. Frances Brown Smith, lndepend
ebce; Mrs. Mollie Youngs Greer,
Aullville: Mrs. Annie YouBgs Parker,
Aullville Miss Jess Ault, Tulsa, l. T..
Miss Charlotte Donaldson, St. Louis
Miss Opal Early, Independence; Miss
Miss Ruby Early, Independence;
Mrs. Lenora Kellar PrettymaD,
Neosho; Mrs. Lutte Harrison Bran
mock, Neosho; Mrs. Flora PratheT
Campbell. Kansas City; Mrs. Mary
Silver Gilbert, Grand Rapids; Mrs.
Fanny Wiusor Silver, Kansas City;
Miss Matte Lou Oatron, Kansas City;
Miss Lou Eta Brosins, Gallatin; Miss
Frances Austin, Csrrollton; Miss
Hannah Groves, CbTder; Miss Joda
Groves, Corder; Miss Vera Gordon, st.
Joe: Mrs. Kate Kramer Herndon
Kansas City; Miss Lizzie GOode,
Slater, Mo-; Mrs. Radford, Columbus.
Ohio; Miss Eva Tisdale, Swee.
Springs; Miss Mable White, Harri
sonville; Mrs. Daisy Taubman Linn
Kansas CITY; Mrs. Kste Tunstal
Wolfe, Gillian; Miss Berrien Menefee,
Richmond; Miss Marguerite Right
mire,l Chicago; Mrs. Grace Lewis,
Sedalia; Mrs. Martha Mathews,
Liberty, Mo Miss Hsmmat, La.
Grange, Mo; Mss Loula Corder,
Marshall; Mrs. Mary Viles Duucsn.
Carrollton.
ALUMNAE ENTERTAINMENT
This year for the FIRST time tht
members OF the Alumnae Association
Of Central College gave a regula.
programme as a part Of the com
mencement exercises. 1t was gotteI
up hurriedly and was somewha
impromptu 10 nature; but neverthe
less it was we'll balanced and excelleD
10 every detail.
The house was filled with al
enthusiastic and ~appreclative lot o
people and they were liberal will
their applause.
The opening number was the wei
known Second Scherzo Of ChopiI
played by Miss Lydia SchaetermeYe
Of this city. The Interpretation tina
Miss Schaefermeyer gave this piec
was remarkably sane. Her pro6cienc'
In execution is too well known t
necessitate comment.
Miss Grace Ellyn Lewis of Sedali
gave a light little reading entltleI
"Love Up To-Date" by Henry oleve
laud Wood. 1t took we'll and SD
was encored.
Miss Matte Lou Catron Of Kansa
City presented two vocal numbers
the first, Sognai by Scnira, and tn
second a double number consisting {
At Loves Close by Leoni and Happ
Song by Del Riego. Her singing
familiar to Lexington people. as sh
has frequently visited here and durIn
the first part of the year taught a
the college. Her deep, rich contralt
voice always rouses an audience t
enthusiasm and Tuesday evening sh
was forced TO give two encores.
Liszt's beautiful Llebestraum wa
given 10 q pleasing way by Miss Ev
Tisdsle Of Sweet Springs.
Mrs. Fannie Winsor Silver {
Kansas City,-a member Of the claI
Of '71-was on the program for hi
graduating essay, "The Fate Of Il
Gifted; . but she explained that 81
had long since destroyed her essa
ara that che honed I'm the near futul