The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1907-05-31

thV. director Of the department. Ol
drawing and art, gave an exhibition Of
the work of her pupils IN her studio N
the main building. Hundreds OF people
examined and admired the collection.
which represented only four months
work as the exhibit Of the first half OF
the college year was destroyed BY nre
last December, together with MISS
Abernethy's valuable personal collec-
lions.
gave short origin recital IN the chap-
ell, which was greatly enjoyed.
Those whose good fortune enabled
them 70 secure seats in the opera house
last night 70 hear the musical concert
Of the department Of music Of the State
College for Women enjoyed musical
treat that could not be exec led ~ any
similar institution Of learning N the
South. The high standard Of the com
positions rendered, the finish and com
prehensive style Of execution, and the
remarkable ability displayed by the
young performers, elected general en-
thusiasnn and generous applause. Space
will not permit Of extended comment
upon the numbers rendered but justice
requires mention Of the compositions
comprising the excellent program which
serves as an index as to the class OF
work that is being done IN the depart
ment Of music of FloTida's college for
women, The program OF the evening
follows
Three pianos. False Brillante, mos.
kowskD LIST piano, Miss Keipp: End
piano. Lucille Fiemming, Bersha Megin-
mis-; Sd piano, Elizabeth Fynlason, Thee.
Two part q song. The May.5ells and the
flowers, (Mendelssohn); TheO Bishop,
Ollie Townsend, Carrie Dean, Clifton
Vocal Solo; (ay Little Rem Lark,
(stanford); (b) Spring has come
Piono duet. Beulah Brown. Au viii
lage, Goddard, Alice Corbet Myra
Vocal duet. Across the still lagoon,
Nodge), Ollie Townsend, Carrie Dean.
Vocal solo. (a) II but knew. (Smith),
(b) Sing on, (Denza), Theo Bishop.
Piano quartet. Dance Of the bride,
from Firearms, ! Reubensteinl; LIST
piano, Gertrude MacWilliamc, Essie
Long; I'd piano, Ada Moore, Bly, Pick
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TwO-part Song, Boat Song, lAbt)
Theo Bishop. BLY, Pickett. Carrie Dean,
Vocal Solo, For all Eternity, (Masch-
ersoni) Grace Spencer
Violin ObliRato, Uucile saNOn).
Piano Sextet, Ballet Waltz from La
Belle aus Bots Dormant Tschaikowskyl
LIST Piano, Lila Bryan, Mary Horn; I'd
Piano, Bessie Damon, Jennie Myers
Ord Piano, Eva Fowler, Eta Simon,
Two part Song, Waltz, Song, Cfrom
"Faust') (Gounod) Lyric Club.
Three Pianos, Concerto in +. Allegro,
(Mozart) Virginia Hardaway, Mary
Horne, Lucille Saxon.
Kinder Symphonic, Elm Heitere
SchHtten-partie (ChwataD lat Piano,
Ruth Reynolds, Margaret Bradford I'd
Piano. Essie Long, bly, Pickett, and Toy
Tow Orchestra, Director, Miss Keipp.
Violin. Lucille Saxon, Flute, Robert
ShaclSelford, Trumpet, Myra Monk,
Sleiph.bells, Ada Palmer, Sleigh-run-
ners. Angelica Yonge, Schnarre, En-
ma Lowe, Whip, Beulah Laslie, Bass
Drum. Brooke Bradford, Snare Drum,
VIM. Reynolds, Triangle, Sallie Redd
Isbcll. Tambourine, Anna Parline, Cas-
tanets. Bessie Bishop, Wine-glass,
Wayles l. 'Engles, Ethel Bowling, Mir
letons, Ada Moore, Eva Child.
with the commencement exercises in
opera house last night Florida s College
for Women closed, amid q blaze OF
glory, the second year Of its existence,
! II was a fitting termination in every
respect. The audience taxed the ca
pacity of the building the commence
ment address was most pleasing; the
graduates acquitted themselves most
creditably, and other features contrib
uted no small part toward making de-
lightful program for the evening.
The first feature of tho day, however,
was the OratOrical contest for the Ju'
nior and senior Board Of Control medals
This was held In the opera house begin
ming at half past ten O'Clock yester.
day morning. After an Instruments
duet by Miss Keipp and Miss Foster
the delivery of the Orations began
miss India Brandon, 1907, selected foI
her subject Theodore Roosevelt. y
Miss Fenton Davis, 1908, took as hel
aubiect Education Of the Young Citi'
zen In the Public School" Miss Henri
eta Lisk, 1907, chose The Idea o.
Personality" as her theme. Miss Alice
Parlin, 1908, took for her text ''Th'
New south" Miss Mary Woodbury.
1907. took as her subject For Wha
Does a College Diploma StandY' Mis-