Keuka College - Kiondaga Yearbook (Keuka Park, NY)

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8 THE COLLEGE RECORD. 10. Stephen Heller, Tarantelle, (Napoli), Mariam Hurlbut. ii. (a) H. K. Hadley, Little Boy Blue (6) Brackett, Proposal. Mrs. Florence Boyd Turner. 12. Chopin, Waltz, Op. 18. Frances Taylor. 13. (a) Wm. A. Fischer, Under the Rose, (b) It. Denza, A May Morning. Miss O'Keefe. 14. George Bizet, Avenera, (Carmen). Miss Maude N. Oswald. I5- (a) J- S. Bach, 8th Invention, (two-part). (b) L. van Beethoven, Menuett, in G. Muriel Hurlbut. 16. Franz Schubert, (a) My Sweet Repose. (6) To Be Sung On the Waters. Miss Josephine Gillette, 17. G. F. Handel, Harmonious Blacksmith. . (Theme and variations, four hands). Frances Taylor and Miriam Hurlbut. ATHENAEUM LITERARY SOCIETY, JUNE 20, 1913. what every woman knows, or the girl who had no charm, by barrie- Dramatized by Clarence L. MePherson, K. C, }16. Cast of Characters. Maggie Wylie -•« The Girl Who Had No Charm, .... Mary E Neal. John Shand— The Man Who Did it Alone, . . Clarence L. MePherson. David Wylie— Maggie's Canny Brother Harold D. Griffin. Lady Sybil Lazenby, who could help John, M. Eva Werle. Comtesse de la Briere — Who Knew What Every Woman Knows, . Maude N. Oswald. Hon. John Venerables— Cabinet Minister in Parliament, . John R. Serena. Synopsis. Act I. The Wylie House, Village of Pans. Scotland. ACT II. vSix years later. Barber shop, Borough of Shields, Glasgow, Scotland. Act III. Two years later. Shand House, London. ACT IV. The same. ACT V. Scene 1, ten days later. The same. vScene 2, same day. Country cottage of the Conitcssc, near London.

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THE COLLEGE RECORD. 7 COMMENCEMENT. r PHE final exercises of the year 1912-13 were from first to ■ last of great interest. The different public exercises were especially fine, and the out-door Shakesperian produc- tion was all that could be desired. The presence of many former students and alumni lent added interest to the occasion. Three Commencement gifts to the College were announced : The gift of three pieces of real estate in Geneva by Profes- sor Charles D. Bean, valued at $2500.00; the bequest of the late George T. Kemer, of the Reiner farm, in which the equity of the College is now worth $9600.00, and each year will grow more valuable; and the endowment offer of Dr. W. T. Bush, of New York, of $5000. These and other gifts re- ceived during the past year easily mark it as the most sat- isfactory, from the point of actual accomplishments, for many years. RECITAL BY PUPILS IN THE DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC, THURS- DAY EVENING, JUNE 19, 1913, 8 O'CLOCK, HENRY E. MOZEA OUS, DIRECTOR. Programme. 1. C. Gurlitt Husareu March, (Six Hands). Frances Taylor, Muriel Hnrlbut, and Rachel Gamby. 2. J. B. Duvernoy, Waltz, Bluette, Op. 272. Rachel Gamby. 3. Henry Smart By the Blue Sea. Marion J. McPherson. 4. X. Scharwenka, Polish Dance, Op. 29. Miss Frances H. O'Keefe. 5. F. H. Cowen, It was a Dream. Miss Sarah L. Genung. 6. Heinrich Lichner Lovely Flower. Miss Florence H. Evans. 7. F. H. Cowen, The Mission of a Rose, Miss Jennie B. Bennett. 8. G. Bachman, Waltz, l La Sylphes. Miss Grace H. Youngs. 9; Alicia Needham Husheen. Miss Sabra L. Ross.

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THE COLLEGE RECORD. 9 Music for the Evening. Piano Solo, Miss Julia Ball. Violin Solo, Miss Margaret Botsford. Piano Solo, Miss Nellie Grady. Piano Duet, Misses Space and Taylor. GRADUATION EXERCISES KEUKA INSTITUTE, SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 21, 1913. Programme. Organ Prelude, Prof. H. E. Mozealous. Invocation, Rev. Z. F. Griffin. Piano Selection— La Secret. Arranged for Six Hands, Gautier-Gurlitt, . . . Frances Taylor, Muriel and Mariuni Hurlbut. Address— Real Life, .... Rev. G. W. Rockwell, Penn Yan,N. Y. Presentation of Diplomas, President Serena. School Song — The Orange and the Green, Benediction, President Joseph A. Serena. Graduates. George Donald Bullock, Georgia Hannahs Garfield, Alice Evelyn Taylor, Alson Coryell Randall, Nora Neoma Taylor. KEUKEENA CONCERT, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 23, 1913, 8 O'CLOCK. prof, henry e. mozealous, director. Assisted by Miss Julia Ball, F. C. M., Pianist, and Mr. Badrig Guev- chenian, K. C. '07, Tenor. Accompanists, Mrs. Fraukie G. Merson, Miss Rose Agatha Kelly. Programme. 1. Bartlett-Trutschel, Commencement March. The Keukeena. 2. J. Eichberg, To Thee, O Country. The Keukeena. 3. (a) F. Schubert Das Wirthshaus. (6) Mrs. Beach, The Year's at the Spring. Mr. Guevchenian. 4. Richard Wagner, (a) Wedding March, (Introduction to Act III Lohengrin). Arranged for Four Hands, Misses Frances Taylor and Miriam Hurlbut. (6) Bridal Chorus. (Act III, Lohengrin). The Keukeena. 5. Jaques Offenbach— Beauteous Night, Baracole. (Act III, Tales of Hoffman.) The Keukeena.