The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-17

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lfiy The chief ofeili IN the ihd
mtlgAtie Industry that ied ~ ihf
safeess n Tie whole affair The
opening piece Wa q gong n VII
eofue lfy 4 number n young ladies
ihsl little Tlils aud buys, assisted
hy one u two young gfnllomm
The young people we're well NJ.
fahgel upon the stage, The taller
ones being IN the reaf and The
younger IN front, and when The
curtain arose Mrs Wright struck
40 tho accompaniment m the
piano, and The chorus N voices
filled The rom With sweet melgdy
that was c~harmingly delightful
Master Fisher Moscly then reel.
ted california and did " we'll
Misses Mdry Helm aud Annie
Tucker played u btau;iol duet
-'lIuntcrs' Chorus'-and their
rendition Of the piece was both
charming and perfect After thi.
camo n tablcau, Marriage Of Tom
Thumb" that celebrated indiyid.
ual being personated by Master
Bob Mosely, and his lovely little
bride by sweet little Nellie Outten,
while Master Charlie Terry was
the digniiied parson, 1t was on.
corcd. Then q quartettc--"Come
Where the Lilies Bloom-was
sung by Mrs. Fartbing, Miss Jcn.
ME Rainwater, Mrs. Eugene vii.
liams and Mr.. Lee, the first playing
: the accompaniment. II IL needless
10 say it was c%harmingly done.
! Miss Mary Spain then recitcd,
handsomely, Socrates Shocks af.
4 ter which Miss Annie Tucker
PLAYED Norma" and did it well,
Q and was followed by a tablcau-
A THE Seasons"--in which Misses
Lula Cameron, Kate Gwartncy,
Mamie Lavender and Annie viii
son represented the four seasons.
II was a beautiful picture. Miss
e Kate Gwartney then read her pun
ming essay on Sardis names, (Which
D had been specially requested and
received generous applause. BILLY
!, Grimes" was then sung pleasantly
y by Misses Lula Doan and Mary
y Spain. Little Miss Dcllie Wall
y accompanied by DR.. Adams on tn,
!. violin, then played Bohemian
~ Girl" and did herself very grea'
credit. Next came n tableau-
ID "0riental s%cenc'--in which Mis-
10 Annie Tucker and Master Allci
ls. Doan appeared and made a hand
ds some picture. Mrs. Farthing, Mis-
ed Jennie Rainwater and Mr.. lie
10. then sang, "Comc, Holy Spirit,
which they did in n manner tina
mt could not have been ~excellcd, th
OF trilling Of the Nightingale's voic
sn being distinguished at times b
I'M its peculiar sweetness above every
at thing else. Mrs. Farthing playc
Ige the accompaniment. Miss Lul
pes Cameron rccited n new version
so "Rock Of Ages" and did il in
handsome style, as did Miss Ann
'es, See in "Curfcw Must not Ring i
mt Night" These young ladies nee
mt only Il little practice to make the
!. ~Grst-class elocutionists. Little Fla
,,nic Hunter won deserved applau
by singing, "Do not Turn me fro
Your Door and Miss Matte l.
YET Williamson played "Cascade
y. Roses" most charmingly. Nj
s"e Lula Cameron and Mcssrs. Walt
' 'ny and Ed Carlton appeared in q "a
,nu'l lcau-"The Rivals"-and made
very suggestive picture. Miss Lu
n.l Doan. with Miss Annie Tuck
'l.n then recited "Thc Church Organ
~. and Miss Matte See sang ~
W. Goodness Sake Don't Say T'
You" and she did IL more th.
well. Miss Dcllic Iightower, !
sweet little beauty on the hi
sang "Aint ] Sweet" and her ma
ner of humoring the song v
t 10 simply perfect, and We doubt II
could be improved upon. We {
his; answering right out
inns. school, and saying Eyes, you
eEv. sweet" She was continuously
(, G. corcd till the zig-zag curtain COZ
Ash. be gotten up, when she reappeal
and sang the last stansa. NJ
Annie Heniu played the accom-.
~ niment. I'D Carlton, disguised
VIA gentleman Of color, then ca
De on. and after carefully desPositl
r-'er' bis saddle-bags, mot carpet.ba
:, a, delivered a very energetic stu
John sneech. which brought the no
idse' down all in a heap. Miss Nj
J. {. Hcfin played Moonlight on
]. T. Hudson in a charming style,
/; J. tho performance closed with
Nc iableau-"Thc Gypsy Camp
Wills; splendid scene. concluding "
Alex. The beautiful song. Come 70
lOld Oak Tree Altogether ~
"a most enjoyable affair, and barr
The clatter made by the boys in
rear. some talking during the
sicaI performances, and the or
'esrs condition and doings Of the
!. ~ tain. Il was much enjoyed by,
the Who were present, Of whom Il
.ocls were perhaps a hundred and !
49, or more. The STAR c%ongratul'
Mrs. Wright most heartily,
'ouse would nj the same time sugges
'ralc The Rank the wisdom Of . 81
stry. expenditure TO put things IN pr'
bus shape In the hall.
im-
.,il n, Thomas Jones, of Jack