The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-08-05

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|Ths I'lsuo was noi very good
one anl consequently made The
lis,k mRh hani,fon ne iopng "a.
dies Mis csra Easilack snj
Aiis. Anne iIeain, ul.o areompa
aisd tleae jOuhs isdies u oue
ef two lttea Of maAie and -oogs
lThc riblcna s,ens 'IAcontrliruccs
lot Bachelor f.ifr," CIV or u tte
Faml Z ersccufion VI Iaiy Jans
Gmy,' "oiiefing rr lease asa sic-
dfce, were ven c%pneeigcd aai *.
ecu,cl, and Ms snc lDoak b slic
character 81 angel ~ lie executions
ct l.aac was truly heascn IL nc
swcc,hcss Of her icsrly face. Tic
Caradc Spectre bridegroom" was
well acted, and was DC leading play
~ The evening Misses. Henderson,
and Eis,lack acted well their parts
as 0corgima and lavcnia, and the
representation Of the character oi
Squire AldwinkIq, By L. W. Matll
cws, aud Dickcry, BY J. q. Hall and
Nlckolcmus by Sam Caldwell, was
well worthy tbs emulation Of pro-
f%essiOnal actors.
"The Woman's R,ghts' Convcn-
lion" ~erroseutcd ly niue beautiful
young ladies, NIirs Ellen Terrell.
Miss Bottle buchanan, Miss Cora
Henderson, Miss Sue Doak, Miss
Lizzie Caldwell, Mss Callic Butler,
| Miss Ida Easilaek, Miss Lena Sim
mons, and Miss Minnie Ciump, as
President. was Que Of the finest
lperfoumanccsof the kindeyer gotten
up, and tho speeches Of the young
ladies were highly interesting.
hl'hc speech Of Miss Sue Doak on the
Sardis beauK was splendid and was
lbuta just cut at them, for they are
ccrtainly tho slowest set Of galL,uts
we hageu eyct known. Miss Cora
iicndcrson's spccel, was especially
racy and well delivered. "Ihchells
40 ringing Tor Sanh,' sung aud act
eddy the charming, petite, sweet
Miss Annic Horton, Of Mcmphis,
WINS splendid snccoss aud was en~
lcorca ly the audience. Miss Annie
complctcly capiivatcd the hearts Of
|all the gentlemen present, aud upo
|thc streets next das, the words were
upon the iipe q every one, "Thc
Bells 90 Ringing Tor Sarah "hum
early morn 10 dewey cvc,D llur,
rah for Miss Anuic! Long may she
live 10 enioy the mcrited admiration
Of the audience.
Tho ullaradc, "Country Aunts
Visit to the City, had three excel
lent characters represented in fine
style by Miss Ida Eastlack, as Aunt
Penbody, and Misses Sallie McCrack.
en and Carlo Eas,lack as Hottie Aun
aud Elenor.
Tho~comic speech Of our friend,
Col. 8. q. Spencer was a splendid
success, and was most heartily en-.
joycd by all. s&
While these performances were
being enacted upon the stage aud
during the mtcrmissions, the audi
cnec were attracted to Ties Flower
Stand conducted by the lovely, at
~traetive and iatrlllgent Miss Annie
Gillion, to luke part mthc voting
torthe award Off handsome boquct,
the flowers Of which, were gathered
By Unelc Marley Winters from llis
garden attic Voranla Hotel, and
aoaated to the concert by him. aud
arranged hy tho ladies at the lIotol,
Mrs. Ward, Mrs. Hal and Miss
Langdon, 40 tho most popular young
lady u the county, and just before
the closing scene on tho stage, tho
voting became quitcmimated. Two
young hulics, Miss Franklin md
Miss Gillian, took the lead and all
interest centred upon thcm, tho
champions of both contested val.
iiantly iorthc prize and ut the close
of the polls Niss franklin WINS de.
J clared elected tho most handsome
young lady, having received 4sC
votes and Mics Gilian Az. Mrs. s
Ill. Uanter received the BOONE
: as tho most popular married lady.
Tilcsc boquets realized tho hand
soma snm Of s272 U.s. Tho indus
VI x...4 1880 - ~ 80 F4 4 "