The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-11-07
NEWS NOTES OF
|. STATE COLLEGE
RECITAL OF MISS EDITH MOSES,
DIRECTOR OF THE SCHOOL OF
EXPRESSION, A GREAT PLEAS
uRE TO PUPILS.
$peciaEto~Fhe journal.

Tallahassee, Nov. 6.-The recital
given by Miss Edith Moses, the di-
rector of the School of Expression, was
a great pleasure to every one who had
the pleasure Of attending. She read
first THE Bray of NJ. F. H." by
Kenneth Brown with such ease as to
bring the audience to full apprecia-
ton of the humor of this selection.
The principal reading of the evening
was "Madelinette'' from Gilbert Park
ers Lane that Had no Turning" In
this selection, Miss Moses interpreted
three decided characters, a F'renchman
an Englishman and a noble heroic
woman with rare artistic ability, and
the audience followed her with intense
interest, through every climax.
Miss Moses was assisted by Miss
harrington on the violin and Miss
Opperman accompanies on the piano
Miss Harrington played the Spanish
Dance No. WILL by Sarasate, and met
with such hearty applause that to sat
isfy the enthusiastic audience she re-
sponded with an encore. Her inter
probation of her selection on this oc-
casion as at other times, awakened a
deep appreciation for the beauty OF
the music, in the audience.
The Classical club held it's first meet
ing of the season on Thursday even
ing Of last week. This morning was
a purely business one for the election
Of officers and for appointing commit
tees. The club is under the manage
ment Of DR.. Boyd, Professor of Latin
and Greek. He is assisted by Miss
Reynolds who has charge of the Latin
classes in the normal school and sub
collegiate classes. Miss Lizzie Norton
Of the Senior class, was elected sec
rotary of the club. The first lecture
will be given some time in November
The plan for the year is now being
made and will be submitted later. The
classical club is composed of all stu
dents of Latin and Greek in the col
lege and sub collegiate classes.
Miss Martha Land of Lexington
KY, spent several days at the college
last week in the interest of the Chi
Omega fraternity.
Mr.. j. c. Kellum, secretary and
treasurer of the college, went to ST
Augustine last Saturday to meet the
board of control of which he is the
efficient secretary.
Mr.. Edwards from Atlanta, spen,
last Thursday at the college to con-
slider the location relative to plans fol
the new dormitory.
The Home Economics department is
preparing an exhibit to be used in
connection with series of Farmers
Institutes to begin in November. These
institutes will be under the manage
ment of the agricultural department
of the State University, but the State
College was invited to have a part IN
them.
Misses Harris and Lewis gave ar
/ afternoon tea to the students of the
Home Economics department one az
ternoon last week. AS there are twr
hundred girls in this department, they
were entertained in sections. Every
| one reported a delightful time.
The faculty of the School of Music
has been invited to give a concert a
| the state convention Of women's club!
| to be held in Jacksonville this month
Miss Opperman, the music director
| and Miss Harrington, professor of VIC,
| lin, are now arranging a program fol
| that occasion.
The ITALIAN Literary Society gave
| a Halloween party Monday evening a.
Bryan hall. AS this mysterious 'e'er
| came on a study evening, the girls ar.
ranged to have the party on the fol.
| lowing Monday.
| Archdeacon Weber of the Episcopa
| church preached a magnificent sermon
on the Passion Play in the college au.
| ditorium last Monday evening. A larg,
and appreciative audience greeted hin
and every one present was impressed
with the power of his sermon. Arch
| deacon Weber is splendid and schol.
arly speaker as well as an excelien
| Christian gentleman.