Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-07-02

AVS"SS "SAo kuiHoiS VIC DSSL
we have ever Geen n-arid the music was
what music should be, as of those
{ Who as they sung, would take tho priloned
And lap it in Elysi I'M" |
The following was tho
PROGRAMME:
Beautiful Land' of Rcst-song by
tho School. -.-.',....'.
Death of IIamilton-spccch by
Master w. II. Britt. )
Where is Lula gone-Song by Miss
Il. +. Mars.
Smiles and T ars-Compositiop by
Miss NJ: c. Wideman, read by Mr., J.
9. Mcdonald. 81. a. =. ..
Di Tanti Palpiti-Quartotte. by
Misses L. B. Foster, X. X. Patton, S.
S. Wideman, f. NJ. Pressly.
Early Knowledge-Speech ly Mas
ter w. T. Bradley.
Tableau--Coronation of Alexander.
Happiness, Our Beings Enid and
Aim-Composition by Miss NJ. J.
Britt, read by Mr. II. X. Bryson.
:shipwreck-song by Miss NJ. S.
Wideman.
Influence Of Knowledge-Spccch by
Master w. w. Mars. ..:
Tablcau-Fairics' Dance.
Silent. nhucnce-Composition by
Miss II. II. Brown, road by Mr.. II. Il.
Cook.
Something in Heaven for children
to do-Song by the Children. rn 40
The advantage Of Enterprise to the
South-S;pccch by Master J. f. Wide
man.
Calisthchics-By the little Girls.
Nature and Art--Composifion by
Miss i. Il. Link, read by Mr.. u. g.
Bradley, ,.,..
Willow spring-Song by Miss J. Z.
Foster.
Few Nations capable Of selcgovcrn-
mcnt-Spccch by Master S. L.. Nor
ris.
Tablcau-Statue scono from the
Marble Heart.
Books, silent companions-Com
sition by Miss +. L. McComb, read by
Mr.. Z. G. Ligon.
Song, with guitar accompaniment, by
Misses l.. L. Strother, J. Il. Watson.
Silver Wavc-Song by Miss NJ. r.
Widcman.
TabIean-Wrcath of Beauty.
The Philosophy of Life-Specch by
Mr., w. G. Tatom.
A Smile was all she gave mc-Sope
| by Mr.. G. G.. Bradley.
Human Ffowers-Composition by
Miss J. B. Foster, read by Mr.. "A: E
Mars. M.
Tablcau-Royal Family of Eng
land.
Historical Charactcrs-spccch by
Mr.. T Bradley. o..
Blanch ipinc Waltz-By Misses
NJ. Il, Morrah, e. J. Presley, S.. f
Bradley, e. E. Mars.
Innocence is the Armor-Composi
ton by Miss r. e. Tatom, read by Mr.
II. K. Bryson.
Tablcau-Lifting the Veil.
The City OF the Dead-Spccch BY
Mr.. II. X. Bryson.
Mcrmaid's Evening song-by His
The World is full of Beauty-Com
position by Miss J. E. Watson, rcat
by Mr.. w. P. Widcman.
| The Speaking Head.
/ Midnight Dance-By Mrs. S. NJ
Bradley and Miss NJ. r. Widcman.
The World Knows Nothing OF it
Greatest Men-Spcech by Mr.. II.
Cook. ...
;. Under. the Willow She's Sleeping
Song by Miss NJ. F. Morrah.
The Soothing Power of Music
G Composition by Miss NJ. S. Widemar
read by Mr.. Il. G. Ligon. ;'isi.
Tableau-Baptism of Pocahoptas.
History is Philosophy Teaching b.
Example.-Speech by Mr.. A. e. Mar!
: Whispering of Love-Quatette b.
3 Mr.. T.. Bradley, and Misses s.
Bradley, K. K, Patton, s. T.. .Tyids
man. -.
Milton's Eve-Composition by Mis-
N. E. Morrah, read by H.. 4. Cook.
: . Tableau-Better be- an old ma
, darling, than young mans slave.
n Ancient and Modern Wonders
Speech by Mr. W. P. Wideman.
Changes of tho Bells-Song by M
3 r. E. Tatom.
@ Where ere We Tread it's Hol
& Haunted Ground-Composition b
MissL. J. Strother, read by Mr. J.
Mcdonald. +.
Tableau The Coronation of Quee
a Victoria. -.
: The Love of Truth, the Inspiratio
Of the Seholar-Spcech by Mr.; &c
, Lig"n. -" ~
! Rose Bud Quick step-MissessM:
Wideman, L. T. Strother, r. E. Taton
: NJ. @. Foster. a. ..f.
/ The Dead butSceptered Sovereign
&c-Speech by Mr.. J. c. Mcdonald.
Then came the following beautifi
}, PARTING 'soNG-BY THE
! ~ SCHOOL, s'' ...3s.
Q .s. Arn-"y4s. a, Of 0A." ,,,.,,t
Z Dear fIends We part, l.,
, But oh how full of pain.
Tie sad thought, We part now, ''> :.
: To met NO more a9ain. y ~, s.
II The fon words that thrill
The sym pathetic heart 20 3
- Il ISvees2y. sadly, iDeer sill - i.: 20
FL 80. aDear friends we part
But aht shall the ties 49, - VA
9 81 Cemsnted here by love, ,..s.J .s.i,a
. | nnr osrfa un;tn