THE MICHIGAN DALY
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May
Festival
' AIni i Femoriai Hall Reeives Gift
Alumni Memorial hail has just been
presented with a mahogany davenport,
the former property of Pres. Erastus
0. Haven, who preceded President
Tappan. The gift was presented to the
memorial building by Ellen B. Bach,I
'01, who received it from President
Haven. The davenport wvas formierly
aportion. of a grand piano andl has
been converted by skillful carpentry to
its present form.
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Featuring
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Marvelous story of Love,
Romance and Adventure
of Panama
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SCHOOL Of music GIES
TWO PUBLIC RECITALS,1
Elsie Lincoln', (Craduate, to Perform
Tonight; Pianio, TIMliM and Voal
Stuidents Present Concert
Miss Elsie' Lincoln, of Hillsdalei
Michigan, a talented musician and an
exceptionally well trained pianist, will
give the first of this year's gradua t-
ing recitals this evening at 8:00 o'clock
in the University School of Music. The
general public is cordially invited.
Miss Lincoln will play the following
numbers :
Sonata, Op. 58 ............. .. Chopin
Allegro maestoso; Scherzo;
Largo; Finale
Prelude and Fugue, No. 21...... Bach
Pastorale varie............. Mozart
St. Francis' Sermon to the Birds...
Liszt
Reflections in the Water...... Debussy
Scherzo. Op. 4.........Brahma
JThis afternoon at 4:15 o'clock a pub-
lic stuldents' recital. will be 'given at
the U niv ersit v School of Music by
students of the piano, violin and vocal
departments to which the general pub-
lie is invited.
The following program will be of-
fered:.
fFantasia, D minor ............ Mozart
Intermezzo .. ............. ..Brahms
Valse a la Bien aimee........ Schuett
Edna Swigart
Obertass ...............Wieniawsky
Byron Hildinger
Prelude and Fugue .............Bach
Roderick McDonald
Die Post................. Schubert
Mrs. Verna Luther
Sonata, Op. 27 .......... .Beethoven
Hazel McCauley
Prelude and Fugue XXI.. .....Bach
Prelude ....... .....Chopin
Nightingale..............Liszt
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w Student Members to Be liepresen-
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Phe election of three student' coun-
men from the campus' at large was
vided for by the Student Council
its meeting 'last night. The men
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y by the student body from _a num-
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letic Association, and t he Y. M.
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Sonata (2 movements)..........Liszt
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. The Birth of a Nation," now at the
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