Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-02-10

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Madeleine Bernays.
Solos, duos and quartettes were giyl
On in pleasing variety, the pupils
evincing true musicianly feeling AID
playing with the case Of Forgotten
toll.
The brilIiancy and abandon soi
Moskowski's s'Polonaise de Concer
we're charmingly rendered BY Made
leine Bernays and Frances Hopkins.
Judging BY the applause received thg
was the most popular number on tfrl
program.
Mozart's Overture from the Magi
Flute, " ever-delightiul III its freshness
and delicate beauty, was another nums
Der highly enjoyed, played with wiicliT
cry OF shading by Madeleine Bernay 3,
Frances Hopkins, Elizabeth willison
and Gladys Moffat.
The swing and rhythm OF Paderewsi
ki's "Cracovienne, as played by
Frances Hopkins, set Us to pit-a-pati
ting In happy response THE progranI
was as follows:
l-Duo, Polonaise, Lhevinne, Fran
COS Hopkins. Janice Lokcr
II Solo, September Morn, Steele,
Gladys Mofrat.
III sonata, Mozart. GLADYS Nit
cheiI; znd piano accomp NJ. Rerna5 s.
W solo, Whims. sehamann, Jan
ice Locker.
v--Duo. Poionaise dc Concert.
tMoskowski, Frances Hopkins, Made
leine Bernays
Reading, Lilo Of ignaec Jan
Paderewski, L,oreDa Croft.
Quartettc, Overture, Magic
Flute, Mozart, Madeleine Iiernays.
Frances Hopkins, Elizabeth Wilson,
Gladys Moffat.
VIlI--Reading, Life ~ Wolfgang
Amadeus Mozart, Mattie Murphy
TX Duo, Rondo BrilIlante, Carl
Won Weber, Elizabeth Wilson; End
piano accomp. Frances Hopkins
Nov, pleasure Is swept aside with
the austarity ~ which youth only u
capable, IL The laudabic purpose 81
winning honors In the examinations.
Each day the schedule announces rs
hours Of torture and tho pupils enter
with pad and pen as though about "a
sign their death warrants
Just al this ilnie teachcrs grow SUD
denly popular. suspicious gifts n
fudge, pickle, ctc., arriving daily
Corridors arr full Of excitement wisii
groups Of girls counting up possible
pass" or failure"
According 20 rules, results arr pith
held by teachers until lhc examinations
arr posted ~iih class standing 81
pupils However. TIE enterprisine
saek TO evadc Las one young Mis.
calling on a member u lhe iacaiiy
and bcslowiug he generous giis II
one piece OF taay, Inqusring itnme.
diaiely. Mas Blank. did | passg''
The reply was sat refusal. 70 81.
tighten thc doubtful, tho Disconnected
da,nsei, repairing 70 q neighborinR
room 70 announce With disgust asho
wouldn't teil me girls, and setuHllN
gave her piece Of my tafiyi''
A. the teacher reiorted later, FL
lakcs two pieces OF iafy 10 hril,c meii
so say wc all
Tbs Thomas johnson Chapter u. A.
r. Of baltimore forwarded " rncrntlS
a. yin 70 The gymnasium. csrpen.
,ers Arc AZ work nos upon speciilca-
lions FOR the equipment.
Mr.. George Norburg Mackenzie.
Governor 81 the Arb and me Dove
Society Of Baltimore, has notified
Mrs. Maddox % ihe glit ~ bis organ.
isasIon 81 framed picture 81 Leonard
Calvert 70 b. hung IN our Calvert
room
widening circle ~ irirndsf thanks b..
ing due 70 DE-, y. Meilvaine, STATE
Liberian, Richmond, Va, Tor second
consignment of books upon historical
subjects for III. service ~ ne Jnnicf
and Senior Composition Glasses, 80
hard at work upon their essays tor
the prize competitions,
Tho essays viii b. handed IN to-day
with the exception ~ those upon sam.
nel Chase, data having besn difficult
70 procure, having arrived only fes-
terday. These wlll no called Tor on
March FIRST and ali forwarded - The
judges ~ the same slime
Frances Nicols, with the splrit III
the true student, Is Rvailng herself 81
o week ia Baltiinon, for medical treag-
nent, - gather for herself notes from
books which arc forbidden tO leasg
the baltimore libraries.
All The classes ara showing thn
greatest interest IN research, showing
what benefits might bc derived from Il
weil-equipped library here at the
Seminary.
Much regret i expressed Mt the III
ness % Mrs. John GRAY Liihurn, q
devoted friend Of the Seminary, and
former PRINCIPAL ~ the institution
Janet Bronze represented the Major
VIM. Thomas Chapter last week 1T
Annapolis, acting efficiently Ia the
Interests Of our school.
Mrs. Geo. Washington Hodges Is
always friend al court, giving time
~ advice from the seat OF conflict
Madeleine Bcrnays wishes to am
nounce that The package OF surgical
supplies for the British soldiers was
forwarded by her To the Central C0m-
mittee in New York Since writing,
Miss Bernays has received letter o.
acknowledgement. thanking al ia ST.
Mary's county who haze beeA 50
generous in their gifts. AK.
THE WISE FARMER.