The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-05

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N the pupils II pmt Woodbury. eitai,
attended ly that gentleman and lcd by q
Youth heafinRa banust u nowefsaui ever
Rrcena VA the first ael on The iaya pro
gtamne. fhls happy, youthful hand
marched into q deeply shaded grove W
the easien Iyft u town, which lmd hocn
selected ~ the sitc ior the coronation
ceremonies. The Queens throne wis
%onmmcntpi with floral anil evergreen
wnailla and aretea tarteinlly combined
and artisiically interviewer. Az many
little mes ~ could find Il footing near
II, took their plaecs each having q part
70 play Ia the coronation
MISS vALLir yAScE
WIS then crowned Queen Of May with
all the pomp and ceremony incident 20
m oYasion 80 royal and joyful. Misses
Eula Deaton, Mamie Wells, Willie Todd
and Ila Hardy served Ms Maids Of Honor
10 the fair young Queen. Each Oi the
party around the throne made Il graceful
little speech, full Of kindly greeting and
friendly feeling, These little girls were
all dressed beautifully, presenting to the
dazzled eye an enhancing vision OF
youth, purity and budding loycliness.
All, the bright, blissful childhood days
The scene recalled to memory these
lines Of %Tcnnyson's beautiful poem;
III you're waking. call me early,
Call me early, mother, dear,
Twill be the hnppicst, gladdcst day
OF all the glad new year;
OF all the bright new year, mother,
The maddcst, mcrriest day,
For I'm to be Queen q the May, mother,
I'm TO he Queen o the May"
Rgv. ". G. LArTiMoRE
then delivered nm address appropriate 10
the time; he entered into the spirit 81
the OCCASION fully, showing by hir re-
marks that his contact with childlioU,
was so contagious that he had brcom,
Infused with feelings bouyant and mirtll
ful, and even humorous. Mr.. baltimore
J address wa studded with sound truth
and manly, honorable principles. liz
pointed oui to his youthful audience how
the great battle Of life should be Tough
and won, and how excellence in any va
: cation might be attained. One Of hi
/. remarks particularly impressed us; h
said that one Of his college professors ha'
a told him that twelve hours Of hnri
i work every day constitutes genills."
THE TcSfc
+, was next on the programme. The Ion
line al rosy and snowy spreads was thick
~ dotted with tire various choice Wand
that never fail 10 allure the most crit
zeal tnstr. Indeed, II seemed that ever.
fancy OF the most whimsical appetite
had been anticipated and supplied
! There was no rrowding or confusion al
: were courteous and orderly. The crow
was lust large enough TO make II an az
!, .st.s., az oltV ts1sss afnu aftr M sss--'
4 II n wishes 10 scc the provcrbial soti.
I, bility and hospitality Of the good icopl
al CORTLAND Illustrated in the highes
Z degree. she or he should attend one {
g their public dinners. AS there Was o
II May.bly, 80 there is always plenty ,
the best and 10 spare. Az one woul
glance down the long line, seeking ia
!, contrasts in which an artistic eye d
u lights, his fancy would be pleased, h
Y eve fdr the moment puzzled, and Ills NJ
Il petite swayed this way and that, hel
Il and there.
al AFTER THE vIAsr
= those present broke up into small pa
tics some going home, others s%iroiiii'
and so,nc resting beneath the shade
the green trees, gently y0icing soit ~
njry notl,iugs, while mir ONES listenel
nnw coyly, now impulsycly. Dr. u.
!, Weaver ~aroiis.rl us from otif day-irean
- by ascending the platform and expire
: ing thanks for the good apIctiics - g
2, enllly displayed, lie seemed 10 be i'
m Inc good. though we have an idca III
,e dg.iorr feel their best when people doi
Iv have such good apIrtites. heannhl
- the Cauriland string band. shifli All I
}" while hal been Interpreting The es'
ci~eH with very sweet nnisicO began pl'
Ie, ing sot,c lively airs for the benefit
=. SEVERAL girls who were whirling throu
Il The waltz before the royal throne, J
~ Girls nppeared to b. delighted, thou
tI,ey linl a perfect monopoly. Atabon
o'cl,ek the soft, sweet strains of lion
Sweet Home served to remind Ms u
the hour was At hand fOr the opening
: THE MUSICALE
dc nj Mr.. q. W. Dcaton's, where oil
sh lsen in%,iicd-and a go0dly number
49, tended. too. The house was filled
~ o~yertlowing, mostly with ladies' aud y
ne Girls. The muSicnle was given by n
to II, II. Draton. who has n class III twcl
While loving music Tassionately/
for know comparatively little about III
nd We do know enough TO say eoffidef
that these girls have male rally rcma
'oi- able progress IN learning 20 perform
the ,,jano. Where all did No well,
hesitate to discriminate, but writing
Partially. We think two OF the little
%sicians merit special mention. AZ
Wells. agrd only eight years, who
the nrastirrd but Il month, won marked
h;s nlau~e by her performance; the =
NAV he said oi Maggie Deaion, agrd
y wears. who lul been pncticins a y
Iair XII. played swcetly and touchii
the awhen the Leaves Begin TO Turn.
Ike. ,as,ple II Courtland ~. certainly ~
10 mate in having for Z music teacher
a. accomplished and fitted Mrs. Dca
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