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

studying 10 Chicago, She Is at pres
eot teacniug ATT 10 DeKalo, illinois,
Miss Mary Gleary, A B of the
Illinois Womau's College, a graduate
of the Emerson School of Expression
of Boston, approved by several years
of experience in colleges Of Jackson
vile and Joliet, Illinois, will succeed
Miss Susan Appellate, who Tor the
plst year has filed this position in
/ eutral College with credit and
s %,tisfaction.
SCHOOL OF EXPRESSION RECTAL.
Program.
Piano Duet: Valse Brillante.
Kowalski
misses Donavan and DANIEL.
Story Of Boyville. ........ .'
.......,4,. Imam hAiSN
Miss Vera Hurt.
Delsarte IdYl..,.... ..,'.' OSBORNE
Miss Cornelia Andrews,
The Confessional ........ ."..'...
William Wetmore Story
Miss Bessie E. Marshall
Violin Solo; Cavatina ...... ..,...
Bohm
Miss Elaine Campbell
Some from As You Like 1t .".,....
........ Shakespeare
Rosallnd Miss Corinne Herring
Celia i. Miss Bessie E. Marshall
Duke Miss Nan Collins
cal "Peekiu' Thro' the winder.
Fred Emerson Brooks
(b) The Tea Party (. ..SpauldinR
Miss Elizabeth Finney
Medley 800. Emma Dunning Banks
M!se I.adine Walton
@
Judgement Day. ....... ..,.
..,....E Edmond Vance Cool
Miss Clara Hughes
Voice From a Far Country. 800.
4 ...,.. Curt
MISS Belle Graves
Vocal Duet: The Birds That sang /.
Mag. ..,...., ...... . .StrelezR
Misses Conner and Coates
1t IS widely known thai the Centrt
College School Of Expressiou ha
3 never been 10 a more fiourishing con
clifton than during the past year un
J der direction of Miss Applegdtt
This Young lady has proven herse
TO be a pratical teacher OF exceptions
e ability aud everything that be
pupils have presented this year hi
e has been pleasing TO the public.
The annual recital by the pupi
IS of the school of expression Saturd'
J veuius brought out an audien
which comfortably filled the lar
q auditorium. 1t was an appreciate
b Audience, too, and every recitation
e the program was given an encore.
% The recital was opened with a piaI
duet by Misses Donovan and DAM
OF This brilliant number was play
I'd With deli httul accuracy and prec
r' ion.
al Miss Vera Hurt read the Story
be BoVvllle by the we'll known magazI
u writer, william Allen White, IL
nj most satisfactory manner, The SIT
be is a simple, attractive and true
n life, and Miss Hurt had no difcu
in holding the undivided attention
the audience.
ic, Delsarte Idyl is partly burlesq
in and partly straight humor. n
ee. Andrews made a complete success
lily her presentation OF it
est In marked contrast to proceed
lie. plumber, The Confessional by st
1as is intensely dramatic aud hea
TO Miss Marshall has marked histriC
.is ability and displayed it tellingly
her Interpretation Of this demand
II a selection.
, of The violin solo by Miss Eli
md Campbell gave variety to the
Iiss gram and was in itself highly pl
van ing. Miss Campbell received
cial encore but merely acknowledge
sme with a bow.
nee The sceneirom AS You Like 1t
two admirably done or course the 8
viz setting and special costuming
she lacking, but the reading was all
could be desired
Te- Miss Elizabeth FlnDey sustanie,
It OF euviable reputation. In her Sc
Roroot nor linao. I'm