The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-04-21
FLORIDA STATE
COLLEGE NOTES
MISS PERRENoTs MUSICAL RE-
cITAL PLEASING TO ALL
YOUNG LADY ACQUIRING SOME
TALENT AS PIANO ARTIST.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal.
Tallahassee, April 20.-On the even
ing OF April 18th, in the college audi
forum. Miss Carol Perrenot appeared
in her graduation recital in music. The
program was not only beautiful ana
entertaining, but showed to great ad-
vantage the skill and musical power
OF the young performer, who is a
veritable artist at the piano. she
played selections from Bach Tausing,
Beethoven, Moszkowski, Schumann'
and other composers. "Faschlngs-
chwank aus Wien" by Schumann was
particularly fine and every number or
the program showed splendid technlc
and brilliancy of touch. Miss PEREZ
not studied music in Belmont college
end in Washington, D. c., before COM
ing to Tallahassee. Since her matric-
ulation in the State College last Oc-
tober, she has made a splendid record,
and has the honor Of being the hrst
candidate for a diploma in the scnooi
OF music at this place. The audience
was most enthusiastic in her praise
receiving every part Of her program
with ,sincere applause.
Miss harrington, Professor of Violin,
assisted Miss Parrenot on the pro-
gram. While Miss Farrinjton has
played on many occasions in ITALIA
hassee, her music on this occasion was
wonderfully artistic and beautiful
Faust Fantasy" and ''Berceuse' held
the audience in perfect attention. In
1.-THE Round of the COLLINS" OPP. 20,
Miss harrington gave the lightest,
quickest movement imaginable, and
filled this entire selection with
weird, suggestive atmosphere that
charmed every person in the hall.
The Home Economics Department |
Of the college entertained the Talla- |
hassee Woman's Club at it's last regu- |
lar meeting. The ladies held their
business session in the dometic art
rooms; after adjournment they were
invited into the domestic science
kitchen where they were served with
delicious sandwiches and tea. The |
large company. grouped in threes and
fours around the white cooking desks, |
ard waited upon by the pretty college |
girls in white caps and aprons. pre-
scented beautiful picture. After tea
the guests were invited into the dining |
room where they were served with
fruit punch. A profusion Of roses, all |
grown on the college campus, formed
the decorations of the Home Econo- |
mics room. After a delightful social
hour, the company withdrew. uniting
in the most enthusiastic praise of the
work in this department and of its
admirable results. Miss Agnes Har-
riS, the hostess, and the manager of
the entertainment, certainly merited
the numerous and hearty expressions
of pleasure from everybody in at
tendance.
DR.. c. E. Boyd, professor of Greek
and Latin, has just returned from a
trip to Cincinnati, where he attended
the Classical Association of the South
err and Middle Western states. DR..
Boyd was one Of the speakers at the
Refund Table, and while none of his
colleagues from the college was able to
help or hinder" by being present, the
press notices show that he made
fine impression. He had the dstinc
ticn of being the only delegate from
the far south, as well as the only pro-
fessor of classics from Florida who at
tended the convention.
Dean Salley entertained the seniors
of the state college at a delightful
party on Thursday afternoon from
four to six o'clock.
The many friends of Miss Ruth
Johnson who has been in the music
faculty this year regret deeply that
| she was obliged to give up her work
| and return to her home in Iowa on &C
count of her health. 1t is hoped that
| a complete rest will be the means of
| helping her to a speedy recovery. that
| she may resume her teaching next
year. f1oT SLOOSnLS express the 0lEn-
est appreciation of her teaching, and
| her ability as a performer is already
we'll known by the people Of Tsllahas-
see who had the pleasure of hearing
| her play. Her pupils will continue
| their studies; some of them with Miss
Webb, and others with Miss Opper-
man. Miss Carol Perrenot will assist
| and take a part of the class. N
The dramatic club from the Uni
versity of Florida gave Strong Heart
at the High school auditorium on
| Tuesday evening, April 18th. These
| young people put up a splendid play
and deserve the many praises show
cred upon them by their friends and
numerous interested persons in ITALIA
hassee. The dramatis personae showed
| several boys whose home are in this
city. The young ladies from Gaines
vile, who took part did beautifully
| Among them was Miss Winifred Pc
] drick, a former student or the State
/ college, whose appearance gave special
| pleasure to her friends at the college.
The University Glee club will give
an entertainment in the college audi
| tcrium on Saturday evening. May T.
| The department of expression at the
college will give an exhibition of Folk
Dances, in native costume on the lawn
| in front of Bryan Hall. May 18th.
One Of the recent enjoyable parties
was the one given by the Sub Collegi-
ate class to the Sophomores and
| Seniors of the college. A large and
] happy crowd they made on the lawn
In front Of Bryan hall.