Tarkio College - Tarkiana Yearbook (Tarkio, MO)

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TARKIO COLLEGE GLEE CLUB. The Glee Club has just finished its fourth tour. The first tour was made with a rrale quartette, and embraced Northwest Mis- souri and Southwest Iowa. Miss Grace Marlin, at present occupying the chair of Elo- cuticn and Oratory in the college, accompanied them as reader. Professor Cxriffeth was director. Miss S. Ellen Barnes was pianist. The second tour was trade through the northern part of Missouri. The Club was made up of fifteen men and was assisted by Miss Mae Gelvin fStevensonJ as reader. Professor Mills was director. Last season, under the direction of Professor Frederick W. Mueller, and assisted by his daughter, Miss Lillian Muell.er, as contralto, a club of ten men was sent out and made a tour of ten days through the cities and towns of Southern Iowa. They were well received by good houses, in spite of extremely bad weather, and received many requests for a return date this year. Miss Mueller was, without exception, received with great enthusiasm, and her Play Titre Songs especially won high praises from all. A remarkable thing was that the tour ended with everybody pleased and money in the treasury. - A Following last 5'ear's successes, a rfreat number of men were interested in conserv- atory work, and it was possible this year to get up a much larger club of trained voices. Crganizatfon was beun as sc-on as school opened and sixteen men were examined and admitted to the club. Regular training was commenced and carried out, and at the spring vacatfcn the club was in excellert Shape to do gcod Work 'for the public. The tour this year took in a somewhat wider ranre than the lastg the weather was much better, and the club was everywhere well received. Miss Jennie Park, scprano, and Miss Clara Weingart, violinist, assisted the Clubg and both niet with marked success. Not the least attractive of our numbers were those rendered by James Colvin and Lloyd l l. Simpson. Both these men are excellent readers and both hail from the Sunflower Statef' Professor Mueller again directed the training of the Club, and was with them through the first part of the tour. He was relieved by Miss Elizabeth England, who directed through the remainder of the tour. At least eight of the old Club men will return for next year's work, and this gives an excellent foundation fc-r a hne Clrb next season. It should be the ambition of every man in school to spend one season in the pleasures and experiences of a Cilee Club tour. V72 look forward with hopes to the coming season as the best yetf, -103-