The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-04-09

He'd Aimee Days Session Here.
beginning EeEt wednesday. An
interesting Program.

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abansee hospitality viii Be ex-
Wednesday 10 the members Of
FLORIDA State Musical Association,
- here IN = three days session.
association comes e. the guest Of
rallahassee Musical Club, and slab-
olate preparations are being made Tor
~ enlertainment both Of the Out-of-
ieWn visitors and the music loving citi-
"a. a. hnrphree, L. L. D., president
% the association, il also president OF
the State College for Women, IN the
nns'cal department Of which he takes
especial interest As q member Of the
ceaI club. 10 DR.. Murphree have been
assigned the leading tenor parts In the
cratorio. "Holy City" By Gaul, which
W. b rendered Friday evening in Sc
C1n's Episcopal church. DR.. Murphree
vii b ably assisted BY Professor
heafhW0le, dean Of the College and DR..
otln, rector Of Sc. Johns, both tenor
gegs, Ne wei rs BY other members Of
club. The leader Of the bassos will
D Ar. Edmund Wiley, Of Memphis,
Tenn, whose magnificent voice Is IN
Eeot demand FOR concert work al
t1ropgh TIE Southwestern States.
he ieadinR soprano viii also be i'm
ported talent. Mrs. EfIie Cline Zones,
Ql Little ROck, Ark, has a beautiful
high soprano voice, trained BY Mr.. W.
t. Foley, Of Cincinnati. This noted ar
kIel viii give q recital Friday evening
et MunrO's Opera House. Mrs. Zones
Two sisters, Misses Martha and Sarah
Cline, are residents Of Tallahassee.
both members 81 the College faculty as
Professors OF music and voice, respec-
lVeiy. The Misses Cline are also val
red members Of the club, Miss Sarah
ng director Of the chorus, and Miss
nftha Rccompanist. The ladies' are
Bots accomplished musicians, and, with
t0efsRe, Mrs.. Zones, rece we'd their
Mueicni education IN Chicago and Gin
u1at II the w. B. Foley School Of
Music, the Aibino GOrnO College Of
use end the William Sherwood School
1 Music.
re president Of the local club is
Ma. Pred 4. Myers, wife OF one Of
Ia'e leading citizens, Icons repre-
i've IN the State senate several
ons, end q lawyer Of more than
statewide reputation. Mrs. Myers, BY
tiftuo 81 her lovely soprano voice, Is
On of the leaders IN the club programs.
"A large representation Of the music.
Ievers 81 Florida is expected, and the
session viii be largely filled with seri-
aus discussion upon the best methods
whereby 10 encourage the prOmulgation
and growth Of the beautiful art more
etnelally throughout the State.
Following is the program arranged by
the committee assigned TO that duty:
WEDNESDAY, APRIL H.
Opening session 3 p. m, by Hon. Al.
bert w Gilchrist. governor Of Florida,
and address Of welcome by DR.. A. A.
MuTphree, president of Florida State
releEo Tor Women.
Response, BY Mrs. :. M. irwin, pres.
dent Of St. Cecilia Club, st. Angus
$3.50 P. n.
Song recital, Mrs. Efie Cline Zones,
soprano, director Of School Of Velce
Training, Little Rock, Ark.
1890 Pm.
Reception to delegates.
THURsDAY. APRIL 10. JOAN
Nonnd Table
Papers read by Mrs. Kate G. Farris,
N4NDe, Fla.
cornslius Hsalhwols. dean Of
ahogl foE Teaehsrs. Florida State
4 lIHo Tor Women.
$500 MaFtha May Cline, director o.
a @ehoel % Masie. FLORIDA State Coz