The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1884-10-23
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The HI.rapFH" has sixteen sn'~riie-H
among the whitwo'th students t. date.
The small favor ~ the wsy frain last
Moud.y morning was thankfully receIv.
ed.
Columbus has the State Fcmsin College.
aud Brook haven has tie Female College
Of the state.
Much to the regret Of her many friends,
Mrs. Gadi-rry, with little MARY and
Susie, left us Las. Tuesday night, tor her
home in Yszoo City.
The Musical department to thi. date
contains Ia pupils. A thorough and
talented artists, the teachers in this de-
partIn-nt cannot be excolled.
Miss Ella Thornton, Glass II 1856, has
written to her classmates that she is de
tanned vt home by Illness, hut expects TO
return to college the last Of the week.
Rev. Mr.. Gambrell, of Clinton, Miss,
paid us short visit last Monday morn
ing, and made ms indebted Ia him for
some excellent and well timed renar y.
Miss Mamie C. Padelford, Of Kinds
county, one Of our Alumns, leaves this
and her host of other friends At Whit
worth.
The Young Ladies' Christian Associa-
tion il constantly increasing in member
ship and zeal. he fine influence of these
Young ladies is being felt throughout the
College.
Teacher of English Grammar:-In what
degree of comparison in the adjective
sweet Progress We and brilliant pupil:
In the compositire degree, And yet the
bones of Lindley Murray were not heard
to rattle.
Several names were uuintentiOnally
omitted from the Honor Roll last week.
Among them were the names of Mi>sr-
Lizzie Buie, ANNE Eitcl, Annie Hurst,
Mary Strickland, Emma Henderson.
Brinda Ripley and Ella Lowentnal.
Mrs. T.. +. Powell, the talented wifi
of Whitworth's Prof. Powell, IL spending
several months in New York, pur, ming
the study OF her f,vorite art-painIIng.
Mrs. Powell ia also n musician If the
purest type, and We understand her voice
has been highly complinrnted by the
celebrated Theodore Thomas.
The Caliopean Society was reorgauized
last Friday night and the t"l owing
officers we're elected: Misses Lillian Wise,
Mary Mcclellan, secretary; Corulia
Paxton, Treasurer; Carrie Patterson,
Censor Mornm; Mamie Hoover, Criric;
Vallie Champ-nois and Marion Hudson,
Durmina Aulal.
The Pert Gibson girls claim thy hardest
study, incest desks, handsnIntst chapel
and lov-lest college grounds III ti:r
clarion. We are surprise,
to hear there are girls in Mississippi vii"
know 80 little ai,out their own Safe
Now we cordially invite the PARROTS oi
these girls Ia bring their daughters to
Brookhavrn, that they may s." III" finest
College, in al r'sh'ct. in the rutirr
South, and \" avoid making such another
statement as the above.
Miss Mary Andrews, A. ", Vair.'ict"ri-
an of class 1894, has recently passed u
perfect examination before the Suprrin-
trndant Of Public Education in 1rnsas
Parish, La, and is now holding a respOn-
shl- and lucrative position in the scho"ls
nf 81. Joseph. We are all justly proud
of Miss Mary. but she has not SURPASSED
our expectations, for we knew when We
sent her away from us that only success
aud honor would crown her every EFFORT.
HONOR Roll OF WHITwoRTH COLLEGE.
WEEK ENDING Der. 81, 1s-i.-Rrtta
Russell Clau,iia Barrie. Annah l.. Frign-
son, Evclins Pujo, Ada Chrisman, Con
stance Barrie, Carrie Patterson, Anna
McCleiland, Minnie Hoekins, May Mill
sar-. Emily Farvc. Marion Hudson, Ruiy
WA, Rosa Cohr. Birdie Cocker, Lnrrn~
Smith, Ln"la HiSg~, Rosa Lipsry, Mary
l.. kihb'. Nora Lee Kibhr. Atossa
Stuckey, Emma Williams, belle Camp
bell, Annette Harris, Kate l!ughston,
HI len Stewart, Fannie Iiugh>ton, Marion
Harris, Lillian Wise, Antomrttc H:ucEey,
Fannie Frilick, Annie Eitel, Annie hurst,
Mary Strickland, Bessie Hoskins, Sa!!i''
Seavey. Znla Perkins. Julia Hoskins,
Emma Henderson, Emma Towns, Brlnda
Ripley, Ella Lewenthal, Anna Wise.
Mamie Afford, Willie Galloway, May
MIllsaps, Norris Campbell, L"ra Barlow,
Emily Miller, Lizzie Buir, Nellie HOSklns,
Bette Ratlitf, Cora Mcclellan. Mary
Mcclellan, Laura Hoskins, Katie Law
hon, Mo.Iie Norman, Emma Smith, Ida