The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-05

Ct. he was az MS etst Us 80"
vice in the morning. Il WIS 2 grca
address. received by a magnificent
audiasce The special music for the
occasion was wen selected and
srlendidly rendered. All In all u
was m Of the greatest b~aecalaureaie
services the university has had.
y. VI. q. 4. service.
In the evening at the Central
Presbyterian church the service was
under the direction Of the Y. NJ. c.
A. and Y. w. c. A.. The service
was provided especially for the un-
dergraduate students. Rev. K. E.
Joiner. pastor OF the Presbyterian
church at Hillstpro. vas the speak
er OF The occasion. Mr.. Joiner de-
.iivered a splendid address to those
present His general theme was
Find your place and fill It," The
address was forceful and inspira-
uonal. others taking part in the
program we're Miss Estelle Garner,
MIR. Jasper Manton and the special
music was rendered by Mr.. Curtin
Craven and Miss Elna Harrison.
Department Of Music Program.
A very attractive program was
rendered by the students of the de-
partment Of Music OF Trinity uni
versity this morning. This was an
other program incident to the an
nual commencement exercises. The
pupils displayed marked ability In
their numbers, the piano, voice and
violin departments being represent
ed on the program. This was the
first of two student recitals, the
more advanced students appearing
tomorrow night. The program fol-
lows:
Rachmanninoff - Polichinelle-
Grace Small.
Chaminade- Arabesque- Angie
Nell Goldsmith.
Poldini - Dainty March - Mar
garet Andrews.
enthusiastically Heart at Thy
Sweet Voice (Samson and Deli
lah)-Kate Cunningham.
Godard-second Mazurka-Danie
Bounds.
Wollenkaupt valse s%tyrienne
Ida Glenn Goldsmith.
Raff-Polka de la Reine-Cecil
Witherspoon.
Raft valse Impromptu-Mayme
East.
Smith-Heart Sorrow. Clarke
The Charm of Spring--Elna Harri-
son.
Sinding Marche Grotesque -
Kate Cunningham.
Moszkowski-Sparks- Mary En-
lily Barton.
The pupils all showed that they
had been carefully trained and had
made use of the splendid opportu-
mites that are afforded by the mu-
steal faculty of Trinity university.
Literary Society Contests.
One of the most interesting pro-
grams of the entire commencement
will be rendered this evening at
SIS at the University auditorium.
The program consists of contests be-
tween the literary societies. The
spirit of friendly contest and rival
~ has for years made this program
one looked forward to by the
friends of the institution. The pro-
gram is made up OF a debate, ora
tons and essays. The friends of
the institution are most cordially
invited to be present and give the
societies a good hearing.
Glass Day Exercises.
Tomorrow morning at 1890 will
be held the Glass Day exercises. The
senior class this veal have prepared
an original play. The class has been
very careful to keep the nature of
the play from the correspondent. in
fact he does not know what they
are going to do, but he does know
that there Will be a splendid per-
formance by the class o. 1915. 1t is
a class of unusual ability. original
ity and resourcefulness and whatever
they put on will be greatly appre-
eiated by those who hear them. The
writer cannot say whether the per-
termance will be a tragedy or a
comedy, but he has sufficient con-
rcenee in the class % warrant him
in urging everyone to be present and
witness the unique performance.
Come prepared to laugh or cry, as
the cas- may be.