The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1874-12-04
AZ ELEGANT ENTERTAINMENT.
Headings and REGULATIONS by Miss
.sc;Jnie Patterson, Tomorrow Eve

Headings and REGULATIONS by Miss
scTHie Patterson, TO-mOrr0" Rye
We are very happy 10 be able to assure our
readers that an elegant entertainment Il IN
store for them, in the select fcaalnEs ana
rccItatiouS 10y Miss JeGuiC Patterson, at me
Masonic Hall, ON Saturday evening. MISS
Patterson is a gharminG and accompllSliau
young lady OF mississippi. She Is mp
8UEhIy finished reader, having been under
the personal tUitsQn OF the celebrated eIocu-
zionist Murdoch, and gives an exceedingly
agreeable and elegant entertainment. We
trust that our citizens, especially lE1e laules,
viii attgud in force. We can assure bhehl
that thcy will be amply repaid.
We reprint "a few Of the many. apprecla-
tive notices of Miss Patterson which have
appeared ia the Southern press:
LarisriWe CoHricr-JoUrHdt-|
Miss fJttgrsOH'S first appearance prepOS-
~e~SoG tine audience in her favor. Simply
attiryL IN white, red rose her only orna-
m,nt. she gracefully COmmeEced the pro-
-Tauuo selected. Miss Patterspn'S VOICE Is
Judgr capital management, flexible ana
well muluisttvu. II is not SOnOrOus, Dut
wh@t is better, and particularly what Is bet
ter suited 20 her SpiriJuelle figure and ten
der face. n Is g--lggdiugly sweet and reintd
1ui musical. she has, moreover, u GaI,i',.i
cons ePriGu of the humorous, AMI II were
difficult ~ So whether she TeaGs can NJ i57
low or Douglas jeTrgld the better 3" oHe
has "a voice which is a treasure to her, an
esprit aud an industry which VIII make II
available, and c0mely FACE ana eeas '.,
which will win for her the hearts OF her au-
dience before she has time 10 let them know
she has voice to charm il out OF them
rGoI,,mbiq South CdrOLiRiGn.
The second appearance of Miss Patterson
confirmed ANA strengthened the lmprTS-
sious produced the preceding e;e.2ihg' Her
rfiaYtS Were graceful and effective, and her
success Geeiato. There was again q fall APP
probation other grace beauty and lnteIll-
gCnce. The tragic, the paIAeilc tfhH Ihe ilu-
nOruuS were all CSSayGd by her last evening
aud i'm each she won bright !aurelS and APP
plause. Passing, in the course OF the even
ing from grave TO gay, from llVeig 10 sever r.
! Miss Patterson Cvinced a NeTsatldlty OF gllIs
at once pleasing and unusual. me enter
taiumeHt tl-Sed with the earnest ana Ell
fective recitation CT Father Ryan 5 PRAYER
of the south" We take pleasure i'll bear
| ing testimony 10 the pleasant ~ EesslonS
made upon our gomm@mity s{ this gbit ae9
amongst as socially, and she leaves behind
her a high appreciation on the part OF
many ladies and gentlemen OF her charms
| in the DRAWN" room as wei n iier atJrhc-
tiouS upon the platform.
.R1i,igh SsqtiaeE
Ais PATTEIG~ON.-ThiS accomplished
vouDn LADY is now on a tour through the
| Sout hern States, giving reading entertain
mcnts. Aside from numerous conn llment-
| We are in receipt ofprivate letters assuring
Us of her high culture and great personal
worth. She brings, we understand, letters
/ from the Episcopalian Bishops of MisStsslp-
! ri .heS native state and Florida, bearing
| high testimony to her requirements ana
! merit.
! Miss JEANNE PATTEBSON.-ThIS accom-
! pliSheu young lady, who is now quite wei
! known 10 the readers of the Wing, made her
| HySt appearance last nightin Richmond, be
! fore quite "a large and fashionable audience,
/ at the Exchange Hotel. Among those pres
] cut were members of both Houses of the
! Gen nrstl Assembly, Judges of the Court OF
| AUFu-Dls statesmen with national repula-
! ton, and "a good deal of the beauty and fash
ion OF an" city and state While the whole
! OftRe entertainment was Il most gratifying
| success. Nothing to Wear" and the "C4udle
{ Lecture" We're the most attractive features
1 ofthe .IogTammC, and We're greeted with
/ enthusiastic applause. Miss Patterson is,
| beyond doubt, as stEteI reader as she Is
| prattv refined and iutelligeLI, and deserves,
] md will no doubt have, a large house to-
/ ufuutat Virginia Hall. The circumstances
! other family. OccaSiOned by the results of
] --,--..--r -aAa LrnmGhl her Let0re the publIC.