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8tudents' Recital.
Tho fifth recital of tho students of
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Tho public Is cordially Invited.
PROGRAM.
Bach Prelude and Fugue, A minor,
No. 20 (W. T. C.).. . . .Julia Williams
Schubert Impromptu A flat Major
Florence Malone
Tostl Good-bye Sarah Mohlor
Mozart Fantasle, C minor
Oulda WIUbc
D' Albert Scherzo Op. 16, No, 2
Grace Illcks
Beethoven Sonata F Major (for
piano and violin) (first movement)
Charles Christy-Carroll Beach
Moyor-IIolmund The Maglo Song. .
Lulu Carnes
Schuett Etude MIgnonne
Schubert-Liszt Soiree de Vlenno. . .
.Florence Chapman
Wngnor-Schuott Improvisation on
Love Song" from "Die Walkure". .
Eda Rankin
Schubert Good Morning
Lassen Thine Eyes So Blue and
Tender .Kathleen Tuttle
Slndlng Variations E flat minor
(for two pianos)-Op. 2
Katherlno KImball-Gladys Fair
Bach Double Concerto for two vio
lins and piano, Largo, ma non
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Genevieve Fodrea-Louiso Zumwinkel
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Mathematical Seminar.
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PROGRAM.
Two Projective Theorems of Carnoy
(a review) Miss Worthen
Approximate Construction for PI...
Mr. Harget
Some Expansions Dr. Davis
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