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THE HESPERIAN
LOCALS.
The twenty-seventh recital of the music de
partment was given in the chapel Saturday even
ing, February 25th. The junior members of the
music department gave the recital aided by a few
senior members who supported the juniors and
added dignity to the performance. The recital
was listened to by a large and cultured audience
who attested their satisfaction by hearty applause.
The music department is to be congratulated on
the splendid success of the entertainment and the
juniors are also to be congratulated for the ad
mirable way in which each one carried on his or
her part in the recital. We would like to mention
each performer individually but suffice it to say
that each did so well that not a break was made.
The junior orchestra must have special mention.
It rendered its selections in a pleasing manner
and so pleased the audience that they gave a
hearty encore at the end of the last selection,
"Danube Waves Waltz." The junior orchestra is
composed of the following members:
G. C. Menzendorf, conductor; Dorothea Can
field, 1st violin; Silence Dales, 1st violin; Edith
Lewis, 1 st violin; Ernst Bessey, 2nd violin; Carl
Bessey, 2nd violin; Benton Dales, 2nd violin;
Horace Sherman, 2nd violin; C. C. Culver, vio
loncello; James A. Lunn, flute; Wm. E. Brook,
clarionet; John E. Shafer, 1st cornet; L. L. Funke,
2nd cornet; Russell Staufier, French horn; L. C.
Oberlies, trombone; Ella W. Cox, piano; Ermina
D. C. Menzendorf, accompanist.
The following is the program of the recital:
PROGRAMME.
Arion Carnival March C. Faust
Orchestra.
Piano solo Myosotis Lichner
Silence H. Dales.
Violin duet Morning Song Wichtl
Ernst Bessey, Horace Sherman.
Piano solo Scherzino Bernhard Wolff
Ethel C. Syford.
Violin solo Nocturne No iv Hauser
Benton Dales.
Vocal duet A Night in Venic Arditi
Emma Boose, May Smatlan.
Violin solo Selection from Stradeila Flotow
Dorothea Canfield.
Second violin accompaniment, Silence Dales.
Piano solo Satellite J. C. Alden, jr
Daisy Cochrane.
Violin solo.. Selection from Barber of Seville. .Rossini
Silence H. Dales.
Piano solo a. In the Forrst Durand
b. Morning Ride Grech
John E Shafer.
Violin solo Cantabile et Bolero Danbe
Edith Lewis.
Danube Wavui Waltz Ivanovici
Orchestra.
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doz. $3.00. Students $2.50.
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Neb.
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branches, according to all approved methods.
Office, 135 South nth.
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Book Exchange, 119 North 12th street.
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clergymen by the first of the year. Application
should therefore be made as early as possible
either at our depot or city office, corner O and
Tenth streets.
A. C. Ziemer,
C. P. & T. Agent.