The log cabin Democrat., 1921-05-31
CENTRAL TRUSTEES
IN MEETING HERE
PROGRAM OF THE FINALS
Is Being Carried Out With Many In
terestng Events as Colleg, SEES
sion Comes to Close,

sion Comes to Close
Trustees OF Central College met for
the annual session of the board at 10
o clock this morning. Only routine
business was transacted at me morn
ing session, Pres. Doak S. Campbell
said, the board recssing shortly after
noon until o'clock. Among the men,
bers of the board present at today's
meeting are DR.. ]. P. Runvan, Little
Rock, chairman; DR.. T. H. P.emmons,
Camden; Dr. J. H. Estes, w. F. Doris
and C. A. Riley. Little Rock; Rev. V.
G Neal, Morrilton; w 3 Clayton,
o @. Florence, A. J. Simn.s. j. Frank
Jones 81 j w R. James. Conway.
This afternoon at 2:30 o'clock the
undergraduate recital and symphony
concert consisting entirely of piano
numbers, was given. The program
follows:
Symphony No. (Haydn), Dora
Claunch, Kirby Lee Smith, Emogene
Davis and Maggie johnson.
Barcarolle (Bohm) Mary Muse.
(a) Kamennoi Ostrow, opus %,
(Rubenstein) (b) Polish Dance
(Scharwenka), George Huddleston.
Harmonies du Soir (Pachulski)
Mabel Harrison.
Hunting Song (Mendelssohn)
Wave Russell.
To Spring (Greig), Louise Greeson.
Pluto's Revels (Schmoll), Dora
Claunch.
Valse-Arabesque (Lack), Mary
Louise Thompson.
Finale, March at Parting, from
symphony Lenore, opus 1T (Raff)
Mabel Harrison, Mary Louise Thomp-
son, Louise Greeson and Anna Bell
Henderson.
The conservatory concert last even
ing was attended by a large audi
ence, which thoroughly enjoyed the
following program:
Ensign March (Giese), A. J. Mead
ors and William Hardison.
In Italy Boyd, Juanita Hines.
In Spring (Gilchrist), Gussie Stew
art, Mabel Thompson and Nina Gene
Shelby.
Les Sylvians (Chaminade), Bonnie
McEver
April Moon (Botten), Gussie Stew
art.
The Dancing Master (Severn)
Josephine Cole.
Bride Shop, scene from Maytime
(Romberg), solo and chorus.
Thank God for a Garden (Del
Rigo), Nina Gene Shelby.
True Love is Not for Dav (De-
koven), Mabel Thompson and Gussie
Stewart.
sunflower Waltz (Kern), Sara
Cole.
Springs Awakening (Sanderson)
Annie Mae Akin.
Saltarella (Lock), Mabel Harrison
and Mary Louise Thompson.
Scene from High links (Trine)
solo and chorus.
Class day exercises at the COLLEGE
Monday We're unique and were eniov.
ca by large assembly on the verenda
MISS Irene Denman, class president
mad charge. The memorial, two pieces
OF statuary. was presented. One is p
NE size bust of Woodrow Wilson
and the second copy of the classic
statue, Winged Victory" The SIGMA
Delta Club also presented the COLLEGE
with two copies of italian paintings
jeremiah and Joel" The seniors
gave to Prof. s. R. Doyle, the class
sponsor, an excellent copy of "Si,
Galahad." 90
/ Work of the fine arts department
was exhibited Tuesday afternoon To
large number of visitors who called
between the hours of ? and 4 oclocl-
Inc exhibit was distinguished bv moro
imam an average number of oil mint
ings. ~ VII paint
Tonight at o'clock the ANNA,
grand concert of the conservator,,
VIII be given, an admission fee Of ~
cents for adults and 25 cents for
hlIdfen being charged. Toniqht's ma
gram IS perhaps the most elaborate
musical event ever presented N Con-
way and will introduce some Of tho
Ifger symphonies in which two .nd
Three pianos are used. Prosidon+
campbell and the conservatory faculty
are predicting the program will bs
one OF the most enjoyable CONWAY
muse Isl lovers have ever attended.
The graduating exercises. with tbe
oaccaiaureate address by Gov. Thomas