The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-01-05

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well BY quito youur ladies, ~ "iflaimes
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Adhem, by Miss Y. Arms, OF The "soue
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Misa Page Robcri.on. Sfcral diulogaee
were we'll spoken by nor Of the young
ladies, each one acting no part ~ wen, that
il showed practical kuorelgc and capacity
for impafting insirueion IN the teachers,
and great diligence IN the pupil4. The
music was excellent nd showed the musical
talent IN the pc,frmcrr, and'ttc kin and
musical taste Of heir instructor IN music.
Though each Cd performed her part very
we'll, whether playing or singing, yet one
young lady, 1iss O. Morris, seemed to de-
serve %conmniation for playing and singing
50 we'll, tving, It is understood, taken
music lesons only during the last four
months. Everything about the Concert
showeithc arrangements were well planned
and xecutcd with excellent order, and
sael young lady did credit to herself for
pcsorming her part with such confidence
I'd In snch IN admirable manner. After
U pupils united in singing a Christmas
|ol, n Christmas tree was stripped Of it,
b frnit. Many u young face was made
ght and many a heart was made glad by
ring her nnme called to receive a present,
eiowcd by some thonghtfh aud kind
lend. Among others, M elegant breast.
In was to be awarded to the young lady
rho had been the best performer Of the
evening. This was awarded. after some
hesitation. and without dc,racting from the
meritspf others, TO Miss Q. Eastlackc. The
entertainment closed, after a few remark,
by Gen. Foster, cf Belmont. in commcnia.
ton Of The performances and in relation to
the cxcellcncy o. the instruction received
by the pupils Of the "sardis Female In.
stitutc."
The ''ins,itutc" Is under the charge If
the Misses Bowers, from Virginia, more
recently from Memphis. Our county SHOULD
show It's approval Of tho labcrs Of these
young ladies' by sending more pupils and
Offering inducements for them to establish a
Female Seminary oua permanent basis.
II the reason that Northern teachers are
by many preferred, is not because they are
horn in the North. but bccausc they there
complete their curse Of education, this
reason should induce the people of The
county Of Pamela to ratronixc this Scmina-
ry, Tor the teachers have sought the adsan-
tages and accomplishments to be acquired
North Of the Mason's and Dixons Line.
Why may not there BE- established a, Sariis
a Seminary which may at hast he cqual to
any Of the celebrated seminarics Of the
North or South! All that we're present ut
the "christmss Entertainment" will no
doubt concur in the belief that the Concert
reflected credit upon M who took nm active
and that tho enscrpriring teachers
should receive a more liberal share Of public
patronage. KAPPA.
Dec. 18th. 1859.