The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-12

These lectures WIN begin few days.
They are intended to be popular in
character and at the same time In
structive and interesting.
A new feature tnaugurated into the
regular work Of the college and its 40
tivities is the recently adopted plan
Of keeping the library Of the college
open for three hours at night This
is appreciated by the students who
find the opening OF the library In this
way q great convenience In their work.
Much has been said heretofore about
the commodious and beautiful chapel
that Is now at the disposal Of the col
lege for all forms OF entertainments.
There has been one deficiency that
has just been supplied-this Is a hand
some, artistic sliding curtain for the
stage. This now renders the accomo-
dations of the auditorium weIl-nigh
perfect The college plays viii all be
given here and will therefore have
every convenience.
To Dedicate Auditorium.
1t is planned TO have a formal ded-
icaIion of the fine auditorium and adj
ministration building, as a whole. at
some suitable date during the session
of the coming legislature. A number
Of the distinguished men Of the state
viii be invited to be present and take
part in making this occasion a memoir
able one.
Miss Sarah Yancey Cline, director of
the Voice Department, was heard in a
song recital, assisted by Miss Stella
Murphy, pianist, at the College Audi
forum on Monday evening, March 6th.
Miss Cline's repertoire included nu-
merous songs in English, and others
In Italian and German, many on which
require exceptional musical under
standing in their rendering. She
proved herself to be a singer Of great
artistic discernment, particularly in the
manner in which she sang Haydn's
with Verdure Clad" from the '-Crea-
ton" Equally pleasing was william
cite" by Dell Acgna. Her tones, es-
pecially her high ones, are of great
purity, and she displays wonderful
fiexfbility in her staccato work and
thrilling. Miss Cline's personality and
attractive stage presence was highly
appreciated by all present.
This is the first time that Miss
Murphy has been heard In public since
she became member Of the musical
faculty at the beginning Of the year.
Her technical ability and clearness of
execution was highly commended by
all who heard her. Her selections from
Greig and the ''Troika Ride. by
Ischaikowsky showed her to be plan
ist of no mean ability.
On Wednesday, Professor Williams,
instructor In Sociology and Political
Economy, lectured to the students in
the Kindergarten Training School upon
the subject Of How to Train the
Child to Regard Property Rights" The
lecture was not only interesting but
exceedingly profitable. The following
are some of the questions discussed
by Prof. Williams: Can child learn
to respect the rights of others without
any experience In controlling property
of his own Should a parent use a
child's property without the consent
of the child? How far should a par
emit interfere to prevent a child
from destroying his own property
Can child be paid for services In
the home without encouraging selfish
ness? Should he be paid for all SER
vices, or for only fewf Is 1t better
to give child an allowance, or TO give
him an opportunity to ear?
Other lectures scheduled for the
kindergarten Department and which
viii be given during the next few
weeks are two stereoptican lectures
by DIR. Boyd, Professor Of Latin and
Greek, relative to Greek architecture
and mythology, and lecture by DR..
Conrad, by Prof. Williams, and by DR..
Dodd. Professor of English.
The German Club. Of which Prot
N. a. w. Calhoun is President, held
It's regular semi-monthly meeting on
Monday evening and heard an enjoy
able and edifying address by Mr.. Fred
Roege, Of Tallahassee. Mr.. Roege IL
government postof1ce inspector. but
finds time to keep up the study Of
German literature that he early
learned to admire. On this occasion
he delivered an interesting lecture on
the Life and Poetry Of Goethe" effec-
lively illustrating from the poets short
masterpieces.
Miss Jean Landrum Is a visitor on
the campus, the guest of her sisters,
Mrs. S. d. Cawthon, matron Of Bryan
Hall, and Miss Lonny Landrum, of the
Senior Class.
Miss Margaret Mccarthy is IN at
tendance upon the Chatauqua at De-
Funiak Springs, where she will give
an exhibit of her work at the College
In Domestic Science, and make an adj
dress along fha sarna Ify1A