The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-04-09
HARDWOOD SEMINARY.
ATHENEAN COLUMN.
Edited by Miss Mabel Cortelyou, Miss May Gobe<
and Miss Marielle Nesbitt.


the not too critical attention of all
who feel an interest in the Society.
In the beginning, instead of ventur-
ing upon full fedged college paper,
we propose to try our powers upon
column in the JOURNAL, appropri-
ated to our use. This column is
ours, upon the condition that the
JOURNAL receives, through our in
fuence, certain number of sub
scribers monthly. The substantial
aid of well wishers is earnestly re-
quested in this direction. The OBJ
ject is not only to interest the
friends of the Seminary, but to make
new friends OF the institution. We
shall endeavor to make the column
as interesting as possible, giving
school items and topics of general
interest.
The following is the program for
our entertainment to be held Thurs
day night, April 9th. The money
raised is TO be used for buying books
and other necessaries for the club.
All the young ladies have tickets
and anybody wishing one may apply
to them or at Crosby's and Brantlcy
and Sessions. Every one that can,
! please come:
Piaoo Duet-Spanish Dances, Misses
May Mcintosh and Marielle Nesbitt.
Salutatory-Miss Adelina Gibbes.
Debate-"Shall We Have Co-Educa
ton p
Affirmative, Miss Linda Mckinney.
Negative, Miss Dovie Blair.
Piano Standardization Paul-Mis
May Mcintosh.
4 Affirmative, Miss May Gober.
| Negative, Miss Marielle Nesbitt
Piano Duet-Spanish Dances Mos
zkowski-Misses May Gober and Mabe
Cortelyou.
Decision of debate by judges
Recitation-M Rosa Wing.
Recitation-Misses Marielle Nesbitt am
May Mcintosh.
Piano Solo-"The Last Smile" -WolIer
haupt-Miss May Gober.
Recitation-Miss Charlotte Clement
The Bottle Corps in Little Brown jug,
go Tell Aunt Tabby," and other classica
gems.
Much to our regret Mr.. Mango
was absent several days last. weel
ON account of illness.
There are now 1O6 scholars in at
tendance at the Seminary. +
ROLL OF HONOR FOR MARCH,
Senior Class-Cortelyou, Wing, Fav
Groves. 3rd year-Blair, Smith
Gober, Bowie, Mckinney, cClatch.
ey, Nesbitt, Whitlock. End year
Mcintosh, Schilling, Trezyant
Grammar School-Gramling, Stone,
Granting, Barnes, Handy, Sulli.
van, Hill Smith, Glover. Advanced
Primary cClatchey, Clark, Simp.
son, Seals, McLain, Brumby, Ma.
son, Smith, Leake, McCrea, Black
Primary-Glover, Simpson, Hames
Coyington, Gober, Gibbes, Buck
banan, Anderson, carp, Gilbert
Anderson, carp, Whary, Caldwell
Armstrong, Hill, CALDWELL, Wallace
Barnes, Seals, Anandale, Leake
Gober, Witcher, McClatchy, Nor
ris.
1t is to be hoped that some of the
girls enjoyed their holiday last Wed
nesday, especially the after part.
The chemistry class has beer
studying bread making. We hope
when they are housekeeping :aey
will remember Mr.. Stewards in
structidns on the subject and prof
by them, for if all their bread re
sembles that made on last Friday
morning, their husbands will g
supperless to bed. j
The physical culture class isSpro,
crossing finely under the instruc
ton of Miss Clement.
Was there any bad news in the
telegram Mr.. Stewart received las
Wednesday
All the members of the Senior
class think that trigonometry is thu
most trying study ever invented t.
weary poor girls mind.
Mr.. Stewart went down to heal
SANKEY'S lecture and we expect hin
tn Oiva nc raviou of II