The success of the Glee Club Pierian concert last night was unusual, both in a musical and financial way. The sale of seats was the largest that has ever been known, and the generous applause of the audience was sufficient evidence of the success of the concert musically. The Glee and Banjo Clubs and Pierian Sodality certainly deserve the success that accompanied their united efforts last night. All that faithful practice could do to improve each of them, had been done, and its result was manifest in the way the Glee Club sang and the Banjo Club and the Pierian played.
Each year sees some improvement in these organizations. Though they may lose valuable men,- the Glee Club some singers, the Banjo and Pierian some instrumentalists, yet the general course of all of them is onward. They each fill their niche in the organism of the University; and it would be well if every other part performed its function as completely.
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