Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-13

Whenever 4 recital Is announced by the
music department Of T. w. {. the people
Of Bryan look forward 20 the occasion with
great deal of pleasure, and on Friday
evening their expectations were more than
realized Misses Bradbury and Harris,
with the frst number, showed a true and
artistic Interpretation Of their selection.
Misses Fountain and Wiley and Mr.. Fay
followed with piano numbers, which con
WINGED an Of the fact that great talent as
well as earnest work lay behind their fault
less execution. Miss Eugene Dennis rem
dered a violin solo with much grace and
expression. Miss Killough song received
mefiied applause. Miss Peale's well-known
and much loved voice seemed ncyes better
than when she. with ease and expression.
brough, out the clear, true sympathetic
strains in the "Huguenois. As fitting
close 10 the program. Miss Eayes gave one
Of Chopin's immortal compositions in a
manner worthy the theme. The program
throughout reflects great credit upon the
pupils, the institution and most Of all upon
the directors OF the music department, Prot.
and Mrs. Lillebfidge, whose tireless effort,
have developed in the college 4 love and
appreciation Of high and noble type OF
music.
The most sanguine hopes Of those inter
esied 10 the college are being realized every
day As the continued prosperity OF all the
enterprises connected with the work prove
the strong hold the institution is getting
upon The people OF all classes. New stud
enis are now entering almos, daily. and the
increase in the high standard Of work keeps
pace with the increase IN Toe student body.
The literary societies, the G.. b. b., the
Shakespeare and the Eumenean have en-
tered the new year with renewed vigor
and enthusiasm. A healthy rivalry
exists among these organizations, and
this is conductive 10 much enthusiasm
and spirit. There is a great work for the
true College society. and II seems that the
L. w {. societies have sounded the right
call 20 duty. The Mission Bond will al
WAYS be the most important organization
in the College, for II is in this that the
Christian character OF the girls receives
most attention. A very interesting pro-
gram was carried out at their regular meet
ing on Thursday. A deep spirituality,
and a proper realization OF the great work
Of the Band seemed TO pervade the meeting,
and all expressed themselves as being great
~ inspired BY is tone and fervor. 4
noble loyal body Of young women eonsii-
iuie this band. and their earnest work will
count nightly for the future. The stu
dent body is very much interested now in
their College annual. They have entered
upon the movement IN very determined,
business like way, fact which insures
them great success. With Miss Adline
Sanders as editor-in-chiei, assisted by an
able body Of representatives from the other
classes, the Annual will be a credit to the
student body and the institution il repre-
sents. A movement is on foo, 10 observe
Arbor Day in the near future by planting
on the campus 4 large number Of trees.
This is a liudable undertaking and the
students are entering into II with that spirit
and enthusiasm which is becoming eharae-
tefisiic Of them whenever the movement
is one conductive 20 the welfare Of the
College.