The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-04-10
rNTrnTAfSmENTs.
CONCERT BENEFIT OF THE sEooFD
PRESRYTERIAN CHURCH.

CONCERT BENEFIT OF THE sEcoFD
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
This long lOOked-fOr entertainment
took place last Friday night at the
Opera House and vas a grand sue
cess. The ladies deserve much credit
for the pains-taking care evinced in
the preparation of the programme,
and we hope the large audience pres
emit repaid them for their trouble.
The instrumental numbers by
Misses McFerrin and Childress, Miss
Street, Miss Belle Webb, Miss Kate
Aydelotte, Misses Minnie aud Daisy
fowler were remarkably well rem
| dered, and these young ladies promise
for Columbia that the Goddess of
music is not yet without her hand
maidens here.
The "Scherzo" by Chopin was ar
| tically rendered by Miss Lindermann.
Miss Louise Hosea sang q selection
from Norma which displayed this
young lady's flexible and rich voice
in q remarkable degree.
Miss Virginia Mitchell favored the
audience with an Aria from ii Trova-
| tore.
The Arion GIee Club sang "What
Beams so Bright with fine effect
| and for encore "Lovely Night"
The vocal duet from Lucia di
| Lammamoorn by Miss Saffarrans and
| Mr.. JOS. fowler displayed the fine
| coices of these young people and was
| enthusiastically applauded by the au-
dience. Miss Saffarrans is a new
ut Ir in our mu steal firmame IT.
Of course the singing of Miss Min
| nie Holding needs no praise from our
feeble pen. She sang"Grand Waltz"
from the Barber de Seville" and for
encore $50 Sweet" and it was hard to
decide which was "so sweet" the
sweetly executed song or the fair
singer.
| good style recited a philippe against
"Boys" and little Mary Rains in
| sweet and distinct manner wished for
| the "Fairies of Old" as many of us do.
The tableau Council OF Music"
was we'll presented. Miss jamie Elan
acted her part admirably, while Gu
| Did, Master Robert Pillow, was very
cute and brought down the house by
winding up his speech with a remark
not down in his Inns. Just as he was
about to send his love-envenomed
shaft into some unsuspecting heart,
| fate interfered and the arrow fell at
| the little gods feet, when in his DIS
appointment he exclaimed 80!
4hucks!n The hidden story in those
two words can be more easily lmag-
| ned than told.
| Little Miss Annie Rodgers in
| wonderful ly sweet and flexible voice
,ang in this scene and in the "Bliss
Family Circle" which latter scene
displayed the family circle with
company and without company. Lit
tie AM les singing of Home, Sweet,
Home, " SO clearly and well rendered,
| brought down the house.
| Tie scene representing Mary.
Queen Of Scots leaving France, was
| good. Miss Mary Wilkes represent
ing the sorrowing Princess in her
weII-kno 2n Farewell to France
The recitation by Miss Holly Dor
set of "Hiawatha's Wooing" com
pletely captivated the audience. The
sweet simplicity and womanly grac I
J the natural acting devoid of any =
fectation, the sweetness aud beau y
If face, the modest yet becoming and
ieIegant attire, the manner OF chi o.
like innocence not aping the
| woman grown, and the correct anC
perfect enunciation all combined tC
nr AXE this number of the programme
| Of itself sufficient recOmpense to al
who heard it, fer Drawing the l iclem
ency of the night.
| OPEhA 1OOoEs
Tonight the Schubert Quartett'
will appear at the Opera House
This is the first appearance here o
this most celebrated vocal troupe
The ouartette is ably assisted b.
: Misses Law and Baldwin. A crow
# should greet this last and best attrac
ton OF the Y. NJ. G.. A. Star Cours
under the management OF h. A
&c Fusch. Every one, especially mem
= bers of the Y. NJ. c. A, should rally [
e the support of the manager and IN
3 measure help him out on his expeh
~ sive venture.
3 SACRED CONC ERT.
. The Ladies Aid Society of the Cum
Is berIand Presbyterian church haV
u arranged for the appearance in thel
+ church, in sacred concert, on the ut
e and 2lst of this month, the famOu
b and musical Heine family. JOSEF
* Heine, though blind from infancy,
re a wonderfully gifted music ian an
&c great viOlinist. His wife ID plans
=! Of some note, and his daughter, Ml'
Is Evelyn Heine has a soprano voice
ct when the press speaks in enthus
"a astic praise.
ne The Married Ladies' Social Gu
Or had "abstained" during Lent, al
In the entertainment by Col. and MIR
W n. r. Wilkes on Thursday OF la
1g week was welcomed with new int
+ est. 1t was the largest card party
is this "card party" season, tourte
II III tables being filled. Mrs. Robt PHO
~ and Mr.. w. NJ. Mayes won the prize
KING a. FRANKLIN's GREAT sHON
~ This is the greatest 25 cent show
US the road. They have been here 1
30 fore and the people will rememo
~ that they do what they say. Any o.
10: of their special features is more TIN
Ut worth the money. Their great h
40 man HippOdrOme, those thrilling a.
hg terrific chariot races, and the exc
40 ing Roman standing races, are VIC
Is derful to look upon and remarkaC
inn interesting, and they al e25t Du.
III cents. This show will exhibit on I
us Williams lot on Thursday, April
,n april10 1t
de The young people in and connect
est with the Young peoples society
gh Christian Endeavor of the Cumh'
pie land PRESBYTERIAN Church spent
ict pleasant evening last Tuesday mig
ne ne at the home of their pastor, Rev
III, d. Gold, Phi. ID.
Re. Miss Mary Williamson and Mis-
Camille and Louise Herndon
entertain the Young Ladies Soc
oy- Club this afternoon, at DR.. ).
cir Herndon's residence.
es,
,ho Mrs. J. P. Herndon gave her da
RI ing class a very pleasant German l
ok Monday night.
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