Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1915-11-18

ran Virginia StoneStreet, Doroth
German. Frances Hopkins. Josephin
Hodges. Olive Dent. Ruth Burroughs
Lillian Meredith. Dorcas Boggs. AM
Margaret Spalding.
First Altos-tladys Mitchell. Juli,
Plnmner. Ruth Parran and Mar,
Chichester.
After Christmas Miss Haslitt VII
present her pupils in a. recital, com
psising vocal and instrumental. solo
and duets. appearing herself upon IN.
program which promises an evenins
Of artisctic enjoyment to the patron.
of the Seminary.
Having devoted her talent so gene
rousIy to the Success of "Parsifal, :
besides special work with her student
Miss Hopkins, Miss Bcrnays has post
poned her quarterly recital until after
the HOLIDAYS. This recital is an event
of much interest in the county, having
established reputation in past years
which draws large numbers To Com
mencement Hall for the occasion.
The pupils who will appear with
Miss Bernays upon the program are
"a follows
Frances Hopkins. Gladys MofFett.
GLADYS Mitchell. Janice Loker and
Lucy Spedden. Students from the
Senior English Composition Class
viii cooperate in presenting papers.
treating of the lives of the famous
composers. with essays of critical
study of their work.
Miss Frances Hopkins. of Wicomi-
eo county. hopes to qualify herself 70
receive diploma from the Seminary
in instrumental music. She will give
a recital during Lent, assisted by Miss
Maude Galloway or some other stu
dent in the vocal department playing
a concerto, accompanied by Miss Der.
nays, and will also perform a sonata
from one of the old masters, from
memory. sith two other lighter selee-
tons from the modern composers.
Miss Moore is conducting u class
for Bible study of the Life of Christ, -
using an outline by Stalker, based
upon The Life and Works of Christ
by Geikie, with commentary on the
Gospels by Ellicott. Miss Frances
Nicois assists Miss Moore as secretary.
Saturday night brought with it its
usual entertainment. story telling
forming the chief feature of the delight
full time spent with the $. NJ. s. ORA
matte Club. in their attractive quar-
ters in commencement Hall.
The program under the caption oil
"A Cycle of Story telling from Greek
Myths to Bible Legend was "a fol
flows
GREEK MYTHS.
Hercules Julia Plummer
IL" Mercury"-M Matte Murphy.
III Minerva" Lorena Croft.
Jupiter Ruth Burroughs.
V--"Theseus Virginia Stonestreet.
MORSE MYTHS.
VI-"Adam's Search for Wisdom"
Julia Dent
VII - Gods and Mem - Emma
Phipps.
FAIRY TALES.
VIlI-.'Cinderella Bessie Dent.
IX-''Little Red Riding Hood" -
Rachel Dubois.
X-'sThe Wonderful Fiddler''-Ha-
eel Bailey.
NJ 49, 1.-THE Cat that Married n
Mouse"-Gladys Mitchell.
XII-"Fairy Tell True" Dorothy
Herman.
BIBLE LBlEND.
XIIl-Ruth and Naomi ~ lydia
Mortimer.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Icy Julia
Plummer.
Mrs. Maddox, with her faculty, was
present, Miss Flora Adams being also
guest in compliment To her popular.
ity as president of the Lucy Maddox
Glee Club.
The Kings Daughters circle met
Sunday night for special missionary
meeting under the leadership of Miss
Mary Chichester. Missionary hymns
were sung, the choir rendering Christ
for the World, We Sing
A selected article on Missions
Among the Indians was read by
Miss Julia Plummer, while Miss
Gladys Moffatt contributed a paper
on Missions in the Philippines, -
followed by Miss Frances Nicols in q
paper on Missions in Africa