The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-01-08

derman; Mr.. Sidney Estes and Miss
Carrie Jennings; Mr.. John Nelson
and Miss Kate Elicit; and Mr.. Jim
Giddens and Miss Kittie Fleming.
| FANCY DRESS MASQUERADE.
The event of the season was a grand
leap year, fancy dress, masquerade
cOtillion, given by the young ladies
of the German Club, the evening of
the first, at the residence of Mrs.
Roberts, on Sixth street. The house
was brilliantly lighted, and is just the
place for such an entertainment, the
large hall and parlors affoTding ample
room for the costumes to be well dis
played. Each young lady seemed
fortunate in the selection of her
character, as the costumes were pc
culiarly becoming, and the gentlemen
looked their best as soldiers, knights,
etc. The mRsuuerading furnished
great amusement in the early part OF
the evening, and when this feature of
the entertainment was removed all
participated in a most delightful ger
man, after which an elegant supper
was served. The participants and
their costumes are as follows: Miss
Roberts, of Columbia, Icicle; Miss
Roberts, of Nashville, Dolly Warden !;
Miss Este, of Beechcroft, evening
dress; Miss Purvis, of BeechcToft,
evening dress; Miss Linda Frierson,
Night; Miss Mary Lamb, Old FASH
Toned Girl; Miss Sallie Morgan, Folly {;
Miss Emma Hughes, Bandit Queen !;
Miss Louise Craik, Child of the Regi-
ment; Miss Minnie Holding, Comm
Thro' the Rye; Miss Josie Allyn,
Polish Girl; Miss Louise HendIey,
Poppy; Miss Marion Hodge, Cleo
patra; Miss Severance, Harvest; Miss
Katie Jones, Margery Daw; Miss
Williams, Little Bo-Peep; Miss Olive
Rogers, Ice; Miss Susie Conner, Car
nation Pink; Miss Mary Evans,
Priscilla, the Puritan Maiden; Miss
Susie LipscOmb, Folly; Miss Kate
Mckinney, Marguerite; Miss Ida
Bell McCOrd, Maury Democrat; Miss
/ Charlotte Whitthorne, Danger; Miss
Kate Wilkes, America; Miss Mary
Wilkes, Icicle; Duke of York,
Will Ridley; Little Lord FauntlerOy,
Albert Fite; Naval Officer, Joseph
fowler, Jr.; Dudes of Nineteenth
Century, Frank Mari and Jas. Craik !;
Gentleman of the Sixteenth Century,
Charles Gamble; LauncelOt, Leonard
Hughes ,Peekaboo Shakespeare, Geo.
w. Killeurew; Spanish Prince, f. r.
Gamble; Johnny Jones and his Sister
Sue, John Il. Beckett and +. s. VOL
bridge; Sultan of Turkey, Robert Nc
Kinney; Clown, Il. H. Everett (;
American Gentleman, in disguise,
Will McCord Thomas Jefferson, viii
Evans; 5hylock, DIR. Otey Porter (;
Mercutio, John I. Wooten; The
Devil, with horns, Garland; Dan
Gray, Ed Russell; Goat, Park Nor
gan; Alexander the Tall, J. Lee Ep-
person; Capt. Friel, one of the finest,
Robt. NJ. Williams; Still in the Ring,
G.. II. Hodge; Knight of the Nine
teenth Century, Meade FrieTson; The
Professor, III. J. Fusch; George Wash
ingtOn, minus the Ratchet, Morgan
Frierson; the Major, Ben Rogers
Unanimous for the Union, Hon. W..
j. WhitthOrne. = mong those present
from distance, not en- masque, were
Messrs. John Garland and John Law
ender, Sheffield; Messrs. Caldwell
and Ware, ClarksYille, and Messrs.
Morris and Lowry, of Nashville.
Among the chaperones, and others
who did not participate in the May
waltz, but enjoyed the sight of the
pretty costumes, beautiful women
J and handsome men, were Miss Simp-
son, of Kentucky; Miss Bessie Hend-
ley, Capt. and Mrs. J. L. Craik, Mrs.
Roberts, Mrs. r. Holding, Mrs. RObt
Pillow, Mrs. It. N. Jones, Mr.. and
, Lander, Mrs. E. w. Carmack, Mrs
S. G. Huntington, Mrs. A. s. James
Mrs. Will Morgan.
Mrs. Clark Jones gave a small card
party to few friends last Friday
night.
Miss Margaret Williams will give
, concert in Nashville tonight.
Misses Ellen and Marie Friel gave
a delightful Leap Year party on the
, night of the first.
An impromptu german was giver
3 by the young men last Saturday night
at the residence of Capt. J. L. Cralk
General and Mrs. f. L. LipscOmI
! entertained few friends at big din
per last week. Hospitality" is writ
ten all over that house.
r MISS WILLIAMS PIANO RECITAL AT TIL
I OPERA HOUSE.
r To many Columbians the old year wa
I brought to a close in most delightful
2 and happy manner. 1t was the cOncer
Kings Daughters, participated in BY
, Miss Margaret Williams, the talented
young virtuoso, and several others
The house never seated more cultl
waited or more appreciative audience
nor was an audience more amply repaid
e for their presence and attention
Miss Williams, after severe cours
of study and practice, had come nome
. for a few weeks of Incorporation, and he
= fame had gone forth to such an exten
d that many went to hear her in critlca
frame of mind, prepared to judge an(
award such praise as might seem TO o.
= deserved. No words can give an ade
quate notion of the pleasure given an'
Gracefully acknowledged by hearty ap
a plause and by the still more expressly
hush of awe that proceeded the ap
plause. Miss Williams opening mum
Der was a sonata in A major, her oWl
composition in four movements, whic
- was exquisite in composition and in
o comparable in execution.
This was followed by three songs, tn
music of which was composed by Mis-
- williams, and rendered by Miss Min
- ME Holding; they were doubly appre
ciated and enjoyed.
Then followed one of the best piece
of defamation ever seen on our stage
u it being "The Marble Dream" by Mis-
n G. II. Garner.
Miss Jessie Barbour, of the institute
rendered that Incompatible song froI
Faust "Le Parlato d. Amor" in yer
:, Miss williams then proved that sh
n could interpret the opera of other mas
z tiers as well as her own, by rendering ]
? linimitabIe manner nocturne an
- etude by Chopin and later on "Concel
Etude" and "Rhapsodie" by Lisz
Miss Holding, during the evening, ais
le sang the cavatina from "Don Pa
al quele," entitled "Dream not the Ma
m den Heartless."
- In conclusion we will say that Nil
az Williams has reached the highest fam
"a an artist can reach, when self and a
surrounding are forgotten and an aud
ence is kept spell bound by the mag
influence of music diyinely interprete
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