The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1915-02-23
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ANDERSON COLLEGE
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The recital given by the pupils OF
the department of music in the audi
torium Monday evening, February 15
was quite II success. The chorus
comprised of about forty five young
ladies and trained by Miss Strana
than opened the program with a
double number which was enjoyed
and showed very efficient training.
Later in the program the Glee Club
sang twice with excellent interprcta-
tion of the beautiful compositions.
Little Master Wanick charmed the
audience with two dainty violin Sc
lections. Misses Mollie Horton, Julia
lledbetter. Kathleen Burriss, La
fayettc Johnson and Marguerite
Henry had beautiful piano numbers
which were we'll interpreted and their
decided growth during the session re-
fleets much credit upon the school of
music and its able teachers. Messrs.
Rice and Tribblo whom the city
counts among Its favorite singers,
each sang well. Their very differ
cnt songs showed the contrast in the
style OF the tw1 young men.
Miss Cecfle Schultz appeared for
the first time IN translation of a
very beautiful German song. Misses
Elizabeth Lawrence and Louise
Henry who so pleased their audience
at the recent Glec Club concert
hnve grown IN vocal ability In even
this short time. Miss Smith played
{, beautiful obligate for Miss Henry's
ccng. Mrs. Goodc played all the ac-
compartments. From the beginning
to the end il was beautiful we'll
chosen program. and was all we'll
rendered. Anderson College congrat-
ulates herself upon having such a
corps OF musicians forming her
music faculty. Every one was loud
in expressions OF appreciations Of the
merits Of the recital and the improve
ment OF the pupils.
Tho program for the occasion was
ls follows:
."I Know a Bank" Horn. BLOW
Soft Winds. Vincent-Chorus.
"Balancelle," Wachs-Molly Hor-
ton.
Far Away" Taubert-Cecelia
Schultz.
"Menuett;d Borowski-Kathleen
Burriss.
Requiem" Homer-Mr. Sam
Tribble.
"Alr," D'Beriot: "Childreh's Suite
Cradle Song, Krins-Parker Wanick
'.Will o'Wisp," Kuhe-Julia Ledbet-
ter. rs
Spring Song with violin obli-
ato)-Louise Henry.
HumoIeske Sandman am Softly
Comm, ,'"-Glee Club.
"Scarf Dance" Cnaminade-La-
fayette Johnson.
Were Gar1ner." Cham!ade-Mr.
Rex Rice.
.Tho Swan Song" CANT Saens-
Miss Grace Spencer.
Joy ci.the Morning." Wure-Eliza
beth Lawrence.
"Chant D'amour,' Pnderewski:
waltz" Matthew'S MIA r 6 u r 1t e
Henry. -
"The Miller's Woclng." flaming
Glee Club. is
/ Mr.. Faithful, Mrl Williams, and
Miss Ramseur haveJ made a large
war map and have mounted it upon q
frame that stands upon the platform
in the chapel. All large cities. rivers.
mountains. ETC.. have been located
quite accurately; and tbn positions OF
all the different armies In battle
alignment Is shown by movable let
ters. These positions will be chang
ed from day to day. as the armies
shift positions perciptibly. Through
out this work. Mr.. Faithful has talk
ed upon the armies and equipment.
Next week the teachers will rotate.
taking up: among other things the
part all branches OF hrnian knowl-
edge plays in this war Of the nations.
The faeplty's Thursday afternoon
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