The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-02-06

tned and lay its homage
4, ~ feet. Az to her personal appear
q. -, 4 e as beautiful as should be tho
. $500 ~ 81 that voice. A perfect ne.
- Genre. beautifully moulded hand
and arm, splendidly cut face, dark eyes
that speak all the depth of soul aad
intensity Of love of her noble, impul.
tive race, and perfect mouth, from
which flows the sweetest music ever
heard BY mortal man. While she was
-inoipg. not breath seemed to stir the
air and the silence Of the multitude
was unbroken, until her voice ceased.
Then 4 perfect thunder of applause
hrcEe forth, and again and again was
ne called before the foot-lights. In
one Of her irresistible acknowledge.
n1epts she stepped forth, looked up at
| orr hox. and deliberately threw Us the
| Sserest cutest kiss imaginable. We
TiII say nothing of her support for
when PATTI sings she needs no support.
The people hear only Patti.
i Saturday morning we spent in shop.
ring excursion on Lexington and
Eherles streets. The sum total of our
onrcbases upon reaching the hotel
amounted to few Irish point collars.
80 nair Of buttoned boots, and seventy
saven pounds of French candy.
At 7:3O p. NJ. we started for tie
matinee, where we
HEARD GERsTER
n Fliser TAmore, which must be her
.-lo "a she could not be better in any
hing. Rather small, possessed of mimi.
tatle grace, and a MAJ vellous voice, she
= eltogether, in school girl parlance, the
cutest creature imaginable, The audi
snce eyinced their appreciation by round
sftar round of applause, which in face
of the fact that she had so greatly dis
; onnointed them a few nights before, wa,
. vatued very highly. Nothing could have
q heen sweeter or mere graceful than the
/. manner in which she came out after au
. almost divine effort, to receive the APP
4 Dlause and congratulations of her audi.
4 ence. After having acknowledged her
!. thanks by dozens of bows, she threw
i them a dainty kiss with her right hand,
4 them with her left, and then, as the ap-
nlause in no sense abated, she raised her
n Ettle hands, looked appealingly at the
l. audience, and, with a pathetlcaIly sweet
,e gesture. kissed them both to the infatu.
" ated muIClJuuoS anu NAh'olCH duIlu
,e storms of applause.
,e Little did we feel like returning TO The
y "Eutaw," packing up and saying fare
d well 10 it and all its pleasant aSsocia
I. tions in time to a'ch the 1870 train fol
ID Staunton, Latin grammars, French cxer
le cises. and four months of hard work
"a after such a round of pleasure, and me
nj thinks there were those of the part,
70 who might have accidentally? p manage,
n. m miss the train had it not been for on
ey thorough respect and love for our NOR
e. tban kind chaperone, and for her, who
ut aIways looking to the pleasure and zoe,
It. of those intrusted to her care, had al
,ee lowed us this great privilege. Asitwa,
ed We reached the depot just in time, an
he after pleasure ride, the monotony O
he which was broken by a constant chang
h of messengers, frequent annihilations q
ur candy. fruit and other packages, hal
n, minute maps, and half hours of wakin
ne pleasure. we reached Stanton at I pm
Fearing that you could not have recol
nized tie individuals composing IA
a party of freezing, shivering cir
~ On their way from the Is. x {
depot. by reason of their complete IN
mersion in packages bearing the impre
NJ # Baltimore, we will tell You that 1t WI
w composed of Miss Fanny Douglas,
a" New York, chaperone; Misses Ann
GU sloan. of South Carolina; Marg0cri
NJ Spence, of Texas; Jessie Minis, OF Geo
aN, ria; Ada Hollingsworth, OF Loaisian
an Laura lowering, of Maryland; Co
o Jarvis, of Kentucky; Kate Power
~, Mississippi; Toinette Ford, OF LouI,a>
IA "a and Geneyieve Gray, of Louisiana
w "UNE OF InE lEN,