The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-03-14
The Week in Prospect


A week of unusual interest and
pleasure is anticipated in the an
( nouncement of coming events, which
centers, for the most part, around
the college, and herald evenings des-
tined to be memorable in the years
gifts.
On Monday evening, Vachel Lind
say, whose work has won for him
high place among contemporary
poets, will appear as Lyceum at
traction. He will doubtless be
greeted by large audience, apprecia-
tive and grateful for the opportunity
to hear his poems, whose beauty and
exquisite quality have brought him
abundant laurels.
Leopold Godowsky, the celebrated
pianist, comes on Wednesday even
ing with brilliant program, to
which our music lovers look forward
eagerly, confident of an occasion of
happiest memory.
Again, on Friday evening, the col
lege will offer gala night in the
Junior Recital, an annual event OF
much Importance. Miss Poindextei
will present fifteen Juniors, and sac-
cording to custom, there will be .
pretty manifestati@ of college en-
thusiasm in class songs, an elaborate
display of class colors, and other ev-
licences of bright response to the cal
of the evening.
Later in the month, on the twenty
fifth, the Series of Spring Recitals
! will begin. First in this list is the
graduating recital in piano and voice
Of Miss Doris Dickey.
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The Lenten Musicals, which was
the very appropriate choice for the
March entertainment at the Woman's
Club, brought delightful evening
with beautiful program, beautifully
interpreted, leaving an impression
that will lnger among the brightest
of the season. The real artistry of
the musicians, their taste and spirit
and the competent technical skill dis
played, combined to make the occa-
sion noteworthy. The program was
as follows:
Part |.
Concerto, OPP. 2, Finale (Arensky)
Miss Rebecca Pegues.
Orchestral Part on Second Piano. -.
Miss Atwell E
Norwegian Echo Song (Thrane) -.
Mrs. J. L. Walker.
Ave Maria (Schubert) commune.
Mrs. Sam. Schwab.
Violin Numbers, Indian Sketches
(Burleigh) E. :. :. :. -. :. :.
Mrs. Barton. QA ,
Concerto, OPP. 23 ..........,....
Miss Corinne Williams, .ui
Orchestral Part, Second Piano, ....
Mrs. Hutchinson.
Part ii.
For You Alone (GeehD ........
Reveries (Shelley), .............I.
Mrs. Ike Simon.
A Song of May Bath ........
Mrs. Bailey Hardy.
Aria-Don Carlo (Verdi) .........
Miss Brown.
Concerto, OPP. 16, Allegro (Greig) -.
Mrs. Nelson Hutchinson.
Orchestral Part on Second Piano..
Miss Williams.
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Federation Scholarship for Mississippi
Women.
The State Federation of Women:
Clubs desires that publicity be giver
the following notice relative to {
scholarship at the University Of
Chicago:
To the College Women of Mississippi
The committee of the Hebron Me
mortal Scholarship of the Mississippi
Federation of Women's Clubs wish t,
announce that it is time to apply fol
the scholarship. All Mississippi
women under 35 years of age are eli
gible to apply, provided they hold q
B. A. degree from an A ranking col.
lege, and can attain masters degre,
from the University of Chicago il
nine months. The scholarship con
ssts of the tuition at the University
of Chicago and $500 in cash. 1t is Q
gift from the federation club womer
of Mississippi, and carries only one
obligation with it, namely, that tbs
holder agrees to teach in Mississippi
a period of time, not less than twC
school years.
Send applications and recommends
tons to chairman of scholarship not
later than April |, 1920. In appIica-
ton state in what subject major work
has been done. This committed, TO-