Immaculata Academy - Lilium Convallium Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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LILIUM CON'VALLIUM Concerto Op. 64 ............................................................................................................ Mendelssohn Andante. Allegro molto Vivace. MARCELLA LARKINS. Nocturne Op. 24 ......................................................................................................... ETHEL KISSEL. Daddyts Darling ................................................................................................................ TESSIE MANNING. Valse Brilliante ............................................................................................................ THERESA STOPPER. Dohler Lehmamz Wicniawski Concerto Op. 26 Bruch Allegro moderato. Adagio. Mazurka .......................................................................................................................... A. D. Volpe MARCELLA LARKINS. Fruhlingslust Op. 18 .......................................................................................................... Kussner MARIE CHAMBERS. La BaladineeGrand Duo de Concert .............................................................................. Lysberg MARIE CHAMBERS, THERESA STOPPER. ETHEL KISSEL, Accompanist. Piano kindly furnished by Sherman, Clay 8; C0. hAGNEs POTTAGE, t17. LLA LARKINS. cital vable opportunity mt Sandi? 'la Larkins, a violimste-oft tcademy0n.Iune.10,,'l9vllE.UN 1.; l .- am was the uElegle, b3 The girls of the Glee Club have accomplished very much thts year. They have studied 9 musiCal UDW songs worth learning and also worth hearing. At the recital iglven by MISS Marcella Lar- HerW kins the club reflected much credit upon itself and its school 1n general. The members of the club are: m intens . rlic interpretation. ' .. mise gaxc pro m FIONA Clark Tessie Riepl iy tom? PM t Helen Henrv Mary O,Callahan ., nt'alseBriHim? Margaret Friedhoff 1:0rett2t VVlllylgms Wittniaws 15 Frances Gansneder Latherlne Whlte did Clara Jacques Amanda qupert Monica Morley Allegra McGreal Agnes Pottaqe Eleanor Lillis d the a who delight? g.

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LILIUM CONVALLIUM 7,1009 jjglilllSl 0p. 18 .................. ,eiiue-Grand Duo dc L wzCHAMBEas, THERESA .jadlyfurnished by She MISS MARCELLA LARKINS. Recital The friends of Immaculata had the enjoyable opportunity on Sunday afternoon, May 20th, of attending the recital of Miss Marcella Larkins, a violiniste of great ability, who Will receive her diploma from Immaculata Academy on June 10, 1917. The most prominent feature of the program was the ttElegieQ, by Ernst, which Miss Lar- kins rendered With the ease of a master. Miss Larkinst artistic skill is founded beauty of tone, resourceful technique and p0 Kissel, evinced marked musical ability and Miss Marie Chambers rendered the dai ease and grace. Miss Theresa Stopperts interpretation of Wieniawskits of true musical feeling. All were charmed by Miss Tessie Manning, rendition of ttDaddyts Darling? Miss Agnes Pottage held the attention of entitled ttThe Genesis of Elegief, 0n intense musical understanding, hence her etic interpretation. Her accompanist, Miss Ethel gave promise of a brilliant future. nty tone poem, ttFruhlingslustf by Kussner, with ttValse Brillianteh gave evidence who delighted the audience by her sweet the audience during her excellent recitation, PROGRAM. ttTherets Music in the Air? Soprano I.-Marie Chambers, Frances Gansneder, Henry Henry, Loretto Williams, Tessie Riepl, Mary O,Callahan, Allegro McGreal, Eleanor Lillis. Soprano IL-Flora Clarke, Amanda Koppert, Katherine White. AltoeAgnes Pottage, Clara Jacques, Margaret Friedhoff. 44

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LILIUM CONVALLIUM Immaculata Alumnae Reunion jmegms xv 011 Sunday afternoon, April 15th, Immaculata Academv was all awhirl. ttGirls here, and fplhisheart in eloque girls there, with Winsome smiles and fluffy hair? T195501, his text Tall, stately girls, with kindly smiles, and short, plump girls, who dimpled and went into laughter at what Tessie was saying. What was it all about? Who were all these strange girls? I Mhed upon the pFeSf v t vof their boy fri Strange girls! Gracious no! They are dear children of our Alma Mater, and today is Mamfnime till they the annual reunion. See the girl just looking this way? I know she must be planning some- 3500 , thing for the initiation of Class ,17. She doesn,t look as if she would have a bit of mercy, does she? Evisualizations 0f fond :dshad carried convm . o . . ' Mutv lav before them The chief busmess was the electlon of officers. The f0110w1ng were chosen to serve: - . Presidenta-Miss Josephine Hoben. 'experienced a keen 361 First Vice-PresidentaMiss Mary Dunn. Second Vice-PresidentaMiss Ellen Kelly. TreasureraMiss Marie Healey. SecretaryaImmaculata Academy. Executive BoardaMiss Ambrozine Amero, Miss Theresa Stopper, Miss Ethel Kissel, Miss Helen Henry. MISS JOSEPHINE HOBEN, . MISS MARY DUNN, Pre51dent. Vice-President.