The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current, June 05, 1919, Image 4

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THE SUNDAY BAND CONCERT.
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For the first time in ssany a day
tSe people of the College Community
by a concert by the
It was indeed a very
great nerve soother considering the
length of time that we hace been for
cer to go without the most inspiring
thing of all the universe, music. The
.rain man has boon very thick-headed
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lately. It loomed to bo
aH the days of t&s
and Thurs
days, consequently knocking out all
the fun and imposing all the work.
The selections played were extremely
appropriate and canght the public ap
proval at oncsf The audience was
always on edge waiting for what was
to come next. Not being very pro
ficient in interpreting- music, ad one
would expect a burst of crsshiiv
i ind then s jump off into oh-
silenee. , Tremendous cres.
with j blanks intenreninrr
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ived. The music lasted for
about dn hour and a half, at the con-
SENIORS TO STAGE
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Preparations are being made* for
tho Boeodd Annual Senior Play which
will bo staged on tho Campus,' Sat-
«d.r nUrt. tm» Jit- All tu-
dents snd campus people who are re
on the Campus last commencement,
will remember the success with which
the Seniors put on “Tbs Maa Who
Went-’l | The ’ts class was laharing
under S somewhat difficult situation.
Tho class was .very smell and the
time and equipment arms very limitsd.
This year Mr. R. D. Bracket hat a
larger number from which to pick
his cast and ho has startod reherssls
in ample ..^fme to givo the east a
thorough understanding of tho play.
Tho play chosen for the occasion is
“The Fortune Hunter**. Tne Fortune
Hunter has hud a very successful
sson ia New York and since on the
road-in tho North and East. This
play is classed by those who know,
ss one the very best. It will bo. a
treat that the student body and cam*
pus residents are very rarely given
the opportunity to enjoy.
T%e cost has been chosen and grill
be announced at «a early date. Mr.
D. Bucket oT the English •depart
ment will have charge dfd^s piny.
Mr. Bracket hue made this wfc* uf
work his Ufa* business arid is a man
of wide experience.* The cast is for
tunate in having such a coach.
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I With tho appointment of the chair
men af the various eimoiittoouifuo-
•orduy, proparUtiofia i for tho Final
Ball art speedily gettfcg under way.
The following are tho hoods of ths
committees: Arrangjnnent, R. B.
Goodman; Program and Invitation, J.
Porter; Reception. B. M. Givens; Fi-
unues, Jungman; Floort W. T. Bums;
Decsration, C. C. T
The date ast fior the Pina] Bel to
dnns 24. This is thsi last night at
College so everyone will be free to
•ajoy themselves to their fullest ex-
tnnt. WHh tho man Who are push-
»ng ths dance, everyone may rest as
sured that it-wil be m aucceea.
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of which everyone departed
feeling that ths afternoon had be<« rJune 16th, but these atuden'
vary profitably paasad.
It might be of interact
that ths , College band
make a number of i
Edison Phonograph
time this week.
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spb^Company
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really
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we lylve next to this
tame and do not realise
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C. A. CONFERENCE, j
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A. and M. ia te be represented at
at the Southwesterly Y. M. Q. A. con
ference it Hollister^ Mo., this, year
by three students. . These men are
T. Hall, F. TMte. and R. H. Max
well. _ They-<VriH leave College Sta
tion Wednesday night Jui^ 4th, and
expeer to arrive pt Hollister on Fri
day^ The conference lasts until
identS will
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not be required to return to
this session. Their railroad
and th^i* expenses while there ,wHl
be paid by the College •‘Y”. -Y
Hollister 4) a most beautiful' place,
situated fa the Oaark mountains and
we are ipoet sure mil the delegatus
will have a meet pleasant as well as
entertahifag trip. The corps wishes
them a wonderful time.
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