Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-22
Fred (. CrOWell's
 87 Water Street
CONNECTICUT COLLEGE

One of Che most successful student re- Cltais of the season was held at the col lego On Thursday evening, when a varied program Of vocal and Instrumental music was presented by students enrolled ia .he music department The recital is one Sf the strictly college affairs. the in structors. and students furnishing all details of a successf program. It is open to the public and to the student body. admission being free. and the au- diencc appreciative and selective.
 Frederick Weld. instructor in vocal music. added novelty to the program by presenting his pupils in Shakespeare songs. songs which were sung on the stage during ShaSesDeare's day or Were written by him and set to music by six ieenth century poetasters. Students in the piano department offered a very am bilious program of numbers and played -rediiably. with appreciation. good tec7-- aique and sympathetic understanding Of difficult masterpieces.
 The program was novel in that it in -luded students from the four classes .n college and numbers ranging from simple are to more difficult and comple1 works.
 The program was as follows:
 Summer Night. Op. 19 No. 2a IT Ciough-Leighter. Vocal Students Club Bid He Discourse, Sir Henry Bishop Miss Eleanor Whitten. Whims. Schu- mann, Miss Katherine Stone; Blow Blow. Thou Winter Wind, Op. 5, No. 4 William Arms Fisher. Miss Helen Perry Concerto No f in D, Second Movement seiiz. Miss Dorothy Payne; Vecchio Mi. nuetto Seambati. Miss Edith Gold berg: IT Music Be the Food of Love Play On. John Charles Clifton, Miss Ruth Macdonald; Scherzo in minor Mendc issohn, Miss Marguerite Lowen- stein; The Catechist. Op. 5t, No. 2 Henry Hadiey; She Was But Seven Charles B. Hawley, Vocal Students Club: Romance Saint-Saens. Ms, Blanche Finesilver; O Mistress Mine. S -oleridge- Taylor. Miss Harriet Wood lord Meditation from Thais. Nassenet Miss Jean Murray; Allegro Apassionato saint-Stfns. Miss Edith Huggard Sht Never Told Her Love. Franz Josepl Haydn. Miss Marie Antoinette Taylor Ballade in C minor Chopin. Mis! Edith Smith; The Willow Song, Gioachi 10 Rossini Miss Helen Browne; Morn Ing Hymn, OD. 46. No 4. George Hen schel. Vocal Students Club.
 The most certain proof that coI1eg aays are nearly over for the seniors an suurner vacation approaching for un ierclassmeu. has established itself on tb college campus. The final examinatio schedule made it's appearance Wednes day. and is posted on the bulletin boar in New London hall: Examinations a scheduled at the present time, will be gin on Saturday, Juno 8, and will COT iinuc until the following Saturday Th exams are held in three periods at o clock. at 1 o'clock and at o'clock i s the afternoon. Time for each test limited 10 two hours
 The majority of tho final exams ri bs written, but in many courses. espeo tally philosophy, education, sociolog. and research courses the exams will prt hably be in the form of papers, whic require individual thought and unlin tied amount of effort and work.
 Memorial day will be observed at co iege on Monday. May 31, with sreci services in the morning at chapel exc -ises. and with a holiday throughor the day. Many parties and picnics al being planned for the weekend an several college girls will entertain l: house parties from Friday until Monda evening.
 All sorts of enterprises are on 10, at college 10 bring in the two millic dollars which the college is seeking f, endowment and maintenance. The late features are concerts and movies. Wer nesday evening. moving picture, TT New Moon. with Norma Talmadge the lead, will be given at the Vocation High school for the benefit of the fun
 Plans are still incomplete for u launching of the endowment campaig in the various counties of the state. Oy ing to unavailable delay, the initiatic of the =saanent has been little late