The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-04-27
STATE COLLEGE.
TO THE JoURNAL

SPECIAL TO THE JOURNAL.
Tallahassee, Florida, April 26.-On
Sunday afternoon, April 18th, a special
service was held in the college audi
tor1uZn In memory Of Miss Halle c.
Lewis. the lamented and greatly be-
loved instructor in domestic art, who
died on October 80, 1912. The memorial
service was beautiful program of
sacred music and, appropriate hymns.
including two eloquent tributes to the
character and personality of Miss
Lewis. These memorial tributes were
spoken by Miss Romena Longmire,
assistant professor OF English and DR..
Conradi, president of the college
Marlea 0. Bishop, soprano, Isabella
Rausch. vtolinist, and Eva v. Wynne,
pianist, Of the school of music, par
tcipated in the program.
At a recent Saturday morning hour,
most instructive and entertaining
lecture was given to Prof. Arthur VIII
Hans' Bible history class by Mrs
Stephens, of the Southland Ladies
Seminary at Gainesville. Florida. Her
subject was the Holy Land, which, it
appeared, she had frequently visited.
There was a large attendance Of stu
dents and visitors. Mrs. Stephens also
auditorium
The president Of the alumnae asso-
citation. Miss Ruth Reynolds, Instructor
In the college, has announced the sue
cess Of the association in securing two
plays ON the campus in May by the
Ben Greet Players-the Comedy Of
Errors and 'She Stops to Conquer"
This is the first opportunity the col
lege has had to secure these perform
ers and most pleasant and profitable
entertainments are anticipated.
The college begs to give special en-
phasis to the announ cement that a
new committee Of the college faculty
has been appointed to serve in the ca
pacity of a teachers bureau, designed
to act in the interest Of students and
graduates Of the college DESTROYS Of
securing positions as teachers and OF
school authorities looking for suitable
Instructors. Prof. Arthur Williams,
head Of the department of history and
economics, is the chairman of this
committee. Communications from coun-
try superintendents and other school
men, wishing to get in touch with yousg
ladies duly qualified to teach In the
public schools Of Florida, should be
addressed 20 him He will be pleased
to cooperate with both authorities and
students.
Among recent visitors present at
chapel exercises were: Sister CarIotta,
Of st. Augustine Dr.. McKelway, of
the child labor commission. and Mr..
I. w. Hill, of the department OF ag-
rfcufture at Washington. DR.. Lovejoy
!ectured at the college auditorium Sum
day afternoon to an interested audi
ence on Child Legislation.
President Edward Conrad attended
last week, the sessions Of the Con-
ference for Education in the South,
which met at Richmond, Va Prof.
Nathaniel NJ. Salley, dean Of the nor
mai school. recently visited by invita-
ton, the Teachers Association Of Es-
Gambia county, which met at Musco-
gee, Fla, and delivered two earnest
practical addresses on educational
themes.
Yes So They Are" is the title of
a breezy comedy to be presented on
May IL by the students OF German.
under Mr.. Ludwig J. Marienburger,
head of the department of modern Ian
guages. It will be accompanied by an
elaborate program of French, German,
and Spanish music. The dramatic club, |
under the direction Of Miss Dubois
Elder, viii, give college play in the |
opera house, April %. entitled: Cupid |
at vassar"
A most successful and thoroughly |
enjoyable recital by members of the |
music school faculty was given on |
Monday, April 21st, $3.50 p. m. A very
large audience was present to show
Each participant in the |
program appeared to very fine advan-