The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-09

! llirlgr % iDtb ANAiF, Nlthl4ii = AilS i'A'-'i
epoch with grander facilities for tniightment
advancement and rloly than any in the world
history. He thought the word college WA
masculine, and seminary more appropriate
for female schools He pointed out many in
novatious Of womanly modesty aud sinfu
diversions, wom,n becoming hydra-heade,
in THEN habits and masculine in their actions
abiding ~ woInau's rights and speech making
conventions He dweit with whitening fore,
upon The pre-, aing iol.ies Of this fast age, the
fashionable idolatry aud GisF.".r, The snpertic
aty Of modern education, the young ladies
loving Hatttry and reiyinq upon fereo"a' 5eaU
IN and dress to make up the Deficiencies q
mind seeking admiration the butterfly the
flower. The budding beauties We're handy in
their teens before their heads were .ul of silly
thoughts Of heauX and marriage to the utter
neglect of Intellectual and heart cn!ture-mar-
riage seeming to be- the chief end Of their aims,
lhrultmalum Of their hopes. Womans sphere
is home. mans heart her empire but useful
ness etlictney simplicity and godly piety
should tie he Incentives and objects Of attain
mrnt. His eloqurnce and ability shown in
bright co!ors, impressng his vast audience pro
loundly with his wisdom and practical truths.
1t was The most appropriate and sensible COM
Increment sermon We ever heard.
MONDAY KVENING.
At the Court House on Monday night, the
Sophomore prize reading drew a large, bril-
liant, and intelligent audience. Rev. w. F..
! Glenn, Rev. Mr.. Barnwell and Col. James w.
Robeltsou, we've appointed committee to
award the prizes. The exercises were opened
/ by singing We raise our tunefu voices, then
prayer b, Rev. d. l.. Buttoph, followed by a
/ piano duet by Misses Rahm and Carrie Bran
ham performers.
The first reader was Miss Julia f. Groves
the subject "TLe Dumb Waiter, she read very
well, but too low for the understanding Of her
audience. It's trying ordeal to young ladies
and they never display their true proficiency
! on such occasions.
Miss Many +. Rice read Last Hours of Lit
tie Paul Dcmbey," by Chas. Dickens, with
pathos and feminine tenderness. pathetically
portraying il sad beauty with fidelity.
Music iuterspersed the readings and tie 20
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sweet iute-!ille voice. that with more cultiva
ton " ii charm ever so wisely.
DARKNESS" was read by Miss Nette Kirk
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reader in Miss Lettie Howell Sh- became
in.bu.d with confidence as ehe progressed, and
with less raniditv and more audbeness she
would have impaired additional interest 10 her
r.adino
Noc.urue duet. piano and organ. performed
j.. Mn. poI,,a,,J (,sr,i. R,.,bau, was The
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claiming nus'e treat Of The evening
Miss Maud Cheney rendered Operative
Democracy, 10y hfNIand' WIN Keen "PPre
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gard Ton n"'Gfai 'ohe' enlpilAsls "''i
but transcribed punctuation, in one or two in.
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immediate sentences III % ue' " Se' ''e
ed modu'atIon Her pl'ce l"und more wing
ears fl TN the fact it was spced with humor -
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The most enhancing vocal solo was sung ny
Mis-. Della Brauham. entitled "My heart,
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singer, possessing weII-cn!ilvated voice. pure
and Gear and under good control.
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Court House II "ei'e 'iie o'0"''0i' ~ ''''
livery of The annual address ana aWarul"e
| Of urizes 10 the Sophomore. Some very fine
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tins occasl'h III Mn'h cii.f ,,',
melt, Emma I'l"i'lS, Hno"" tf
ham and Messrs. NiIl Mansfield ana george
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uoS wu II. FELTON,