The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-02-23
ANpERsoN COLLEGE
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The recitak given by the pupils of
tne department OF music I'm the audi
torlnm Monday evening, February 15
was quite sScces5. The chorus
comprised OF about forty five young
iaoies and trained by Miss Strana-
man opened the program with a
uo9ple number shich was enjoyed
ana showed very efficient training.
Later in the PROCLAIM the Glee Club
| sang twice with, sexSeIlent iuterpreta-
ton of the beautikl compositions.
Little Master Wanick charmed the
audience with twp dainty violin Sc
lections. Misses Mollie Horton, Julia
Ledbetter. Kathleen Burriss, La
fayette Johnson and Marguerite
Henry had beautiful piano numbers
which were well internfethd and their
decided growth during the session re-
meets much credit upon the school of
music and its able teachers Messrs.
Rice and Tribhl- w.uSufS the cIty
counts pr.sng Sts- fayor,sSf singers,
each sang well. Thefr vafy differ
<ht songs showed the contrast in the
style of the two young men.
Miss Cecile Schultz appeared for
the first time in a translati6h of q
very beautiful German song. Misses
Elizabeth Lawrence and \Louise
Henry who so pleased their audience
ct the recent Glee Club concert
have grown in vocal ability In even
this short time. Miss Smith plaSed
a beautiful obligate for Miss Henfy's
song. Mrs. Gocde played all the &C.
compartments. From the beginning
to the end 1t was beautiful well
chosen program. and was all we1k
rendered. Anderson College copGrat-
ulates herself upon having such a
corps OF musicians forming her
music facultysTsry one was loud
a.R az p eesgions of appreciations of the
merits OF the recital and the improve
ment of the pupils.
The program for the occasion was
as follows:,
II Know a Bank" Horn; ..Blow
Soft Winds. Vincent-Chorus.
"Balancelle." Wachs-Molly Hor-
ton.
Far Away" Taubert-cecelia
"Menuett,'i Borowski-Kathleen
"Requiem." IIomer-Mr. . fam
Tribble.
AIR" D'Beriot; "Chtldren's Suite
Cradle Song, K-ins-Parker' Wanick.
"WilI o'Wisp." Kuhe-Julia Lsdbet-
ter
Spring Song" with violin obli-
gato)-Lonise Henry.
Humoreske Sandman am Softly
Comin,' "-Glee Club.
Scarf Dance" Chaminade-La-
fayette johnson.
Were Gardner" Chamiade-Mr.
Rex Rice.
.sThe Swan Song" CANT saens-
Miss Grace Spencer
Joy of the Morning" Ware-Eliza
beth Lawrence:
"Chant D'amour," Paderewski;
"Waltz," Matthevs-Ma r u rite
Henry.
'@rhe Miller'a Woolng." flaming
Glee Club.
MIR. FaithfulI.. Mri williams. and
Miss Ramseur have made a large
war map and have mounted 1t upon o
frame that stands upon the platform
in the chapel. All large cities. rivers,
etc., have been located
quite accurately: and the 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-
cut .his work Mr.. Faithful has talk
ed upon the armies and equipEent.
Next week the teachers will rotate.
taking up among other things the
part all branches of human knowl-
edge plays In this war of the nations.
The faculty's Thursday afternoon
tea was much enjoyed this week.
Quite number OF ladies from the.
city called and an unusually pleas-
ant afternoon was passed. Mrs Goode
and Miss Maddox were hostesses.
Because of,a reception In town at-S
tended by DR.. Kinard and many of
the faculty the Faculty Club: did not
meet this week.