The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-04-06

AIRY to China, arrived here from Blackburn,
Thursday night, at which pia'e he delivered
a lecture this week. lie remained here TO
hear T,lmagr aud left Yesterday morning for
Waverly, At which place he delivered Il lee
turr ia>t night. He will reIIru mere to-day
anI deliver a lecture on woman IN China
at the Presbyterian church ~to-murrow night.
Nr. Frank Harrison, Of Carrollton, Carroll
county, Ky, II cnu.in Of pr. j. w. Mcng and
Mr.. Jno Harrison, an uncle OF the d%ortor's,
OF Greenfield, Ky, were here II couple e
days This wcch. hir. Frank Harrison has
been r0uniy clerk OF Carroll county for ~
years and is y candidate for reelection, Mr..
Jnu. II tTriSUu was appointed postmaster of
Greenfield under the Cleveland administra-
ton. He i related To President Harrison
but SAYS he has no tavOrs to ask Of hIm aud
soon expects to have his mead chopped of.
WIlliam-Jeweil Literary Society
The WilIam-JpwclI Literary Society Of
Baptist Female College gave on Monday
evening last their first open session in The
college chapel to invile,i friends, who turned
Olt in force in honor of the occasion. The
following programme was gwen:
PROGRAMME.
Grand Selection: "Estudiaulina WaltZes."..
Orchestra.
Presidents address .........M oliie MHl,inn'
| Essay: "A Feather. Smelling.
Vocal Duet: "Audade E-pagnoie.".........
g.. Richardson and Il. Wallace.
Review: "Lucile.' Holt
Harp Solo: "WniSperings of LOve."........
Lucille Dubois.
Paper: ''The Jewell,''..... Maude Burden,
Vocal Solo: "The Dream" o.. Bertha Dcrge,
| Essay. None of H. Livcth TO Him-elf.'...
Ann StuCkey.
REGULATIONS:
allow PersImmons Keeps the Baby"
Anna Mc.tuli"uch.
Instrumental Solo: selection. Matte Greene
DRAMA: TWO GHOSTS IN WHITE"
Characters.
Miss Praxis. BERTHE Kirtirv
Mrs, GushOvCr. ....... ...Nir2le Hendricks
Miss SOuriop. Lizzie Burnett
Belle b~ushOVer ........... MARY Iarno'S
Netiie WigWag. .......... Mamie Stafford
ANNE ShOOkS. ...... .betth1 0iCtui'pu~h'
Jnila SDapsut' hranh"h'
Bridget. ......... ......... Jessie DeBerry
pieuIeI '.'.'..,,'' '"''
Orchestra.
Tableau .'>Vestal Virgins.
The music. vocal and instrumental, wa
very fine indeed, the harp solo Winning al
overwhelming encore, which was Responded
to with Il beautiful arrangement of "II0me
Sweet Home." The literary features, includ
ing tnc address Of the president, the essay
aud the ''paper,' indicated a high order u
talent; the paper" with its sly humOr an,
grotesqus Illustrations visible to all parts o
the house, icing Il great credit 10 its editres
and her assistants. Miss Mccullough wa
very happy in her recitation and had to res
pond to IL hearty encore. The drama WI
highly enjoyable, the young ladies' enterin
into their respective parts with much spirI
aud decided dramatic talent. The clOsin
tableau was classic and exceedingly lovely
inality of conception and successful eXecl
tiOn was the burlesqle orchestra, with l.
forty members and Us many instruments OF
!, tanned largely from the domestic appliance
, aud the solemn solos on comb, harp GeN
; aud Frenchl and enormous lin tubn, wit
the close attention Of the conductor aTnC
with baton u Ia Theodore Thomas, was bot
t ldughable and entertaining. Tn entire pei
f0rmance was a grand success and he futul
5 entertainmr nts of this society will be watcl
-, ell for with interest. aud the performances
the "Sunilo wer' orchestra Will make q
r young men OF the Lilly" organization gree
4 with envy.