Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-29

the association but the meetings are
assigned to different members to take
| charge.
Friday night a s O'Clock at the FIRST
Baptist church on Elm street vocal
recital viii be held under the auspices
of the Coburn musical department. of
which Carl Jean Toiman is director
Marion Woolson Corey. professor of
voice at Coburn. viii be featured. She
has a delightful contraito voice and
is source of pleasure to those who
hear her sing.
Miss Ruth Abbott, registrar at Co
been registered in the department of
music. Last year there were 26. III s
showing a gain of 10 students for this
the department and has as associates
wear. Carl Jean Tolman is director Of
Nellie French Stevens. professor of
! piano; Eva Elizabeth Knowles. profess
sor Of piano; and Marion Woolson Co
rey. professor of voice.
A meeting was held Thursday be
! tween Coach Haines. Capt. Russell
, Whlteield and Manager Ira Allen of
.. the basketball team. Plans and sched-
uies were discussed for the coming
season. although a bit early to predict
results, Capt. Whitefield was confident
there would be a fast quintet TO repre-
sent the school.
AS result of hard and conscien-
tious work by the faculty. the Bou-
tele library at Coburn is now ready
for the students There has been a
complete renovation and now the IL
orary is better equipped than ever. 1t
has been recatalogued and several new
books, pamphlets, magazines and news
papers added. There is now a total of
5000 volumes and about 1900 pamph-
let's. Twenty of the current magazines
are received and three daily newspa-
pers.
The library was a gift from Mrs.
Helen Boutelie Noycs and there is an
endowment fund given by her for the
Gated convenient on the second floor
of the main building and IS very mod
crn in its equipment. There are sew
eral we'll equipped reading tables suit
ably lighted. A student librarian is in
charge OF the library.
In preparation for SATURDAYS game
with Colby seconds Coach Haines sent
his charges through stiff workout
Thursday afternoon. After the pre-
lmary work the men were lined for
scrimmage. End running and back
held interference were heavily drilled
on. Moran and Ncscott showed up we'll
in this department of work There
was considerable work for the linemen
opening up holes for the backtield.
Thihodeau was given a lay-off, nursing
a weak ankle.
This afternoon after school there
Will be a long session at the black
board. New plays will be discussed
and the rules given a thorough exam
ination.
! The locker room. located in the
! basement has been remodeled and
is now ready for use. The walls and
ceilings have been re plastered and
the room re-wired with complete
electrical fixtures. Shower baths
have been put in operation and the
| lockers SO repaired that the room is
! III perfect condition. The stock room
was also renovated
The program of the recital to be
! given by Marion Woolson Corey, con-
tralto, at the First Baptist church this
evening. is as follows.
Roberto IL che adore, from Robert LIE
Dlabie, Meyerbeer
Die Lorelei Iiszt
over the Steppe. Gretchainoff
, y Eros God of Love. Holmes
Chanson 1ndoree, Rinsky- korsako If
Lullaby. Hanscom
. Sole Milo. Neapolitan Serenade
"
Waters of Mirmetorika.
Thurlow Lieurance
Banjo Song. Sidney Homer
Carry Me Back to Old Virginny.
Bland
Specially Jim. Sidney Homer
A whist party will be held at the
Taconnet Clubhouse, Monday even
inc ,I,1nr ha Of .;,n con,nr