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THE wHrTwoRTH LYcEuM.
Rehearsal of the Attractions 1t VIII
Present.

4 Rehearsal of the Attractions It Will
Present.
From the Junior Preacher.l
This course of lectures and enter
tainments, extending through the en-
tire winter and part of the spring, are
for the Improvement and benefit of all
who are so fortunate as to enjoy them.
They will be given in the Whitworth
College Chapel in Brookhaven. The
first will take place on the 10Th of No
vember and will be a fitting end for
Thanksgiving Day. 1t will be given by
the Schubert Male Quartette consist
ing of four gentlemen, who excel in
their art. The gentlemen composing
this quartette are Messrs. George HI.
lott, Samuel T. Battle, William Harris,
and Geo. r. Wade. The ladies accom-
panying this quartette will add de-
lightful part to the evening entertain
ment.
Miss Maude Hughes is harpist OF
the first rank, and with her grace and
skill will charm us with delightful
strains of music. Lastly, Miss Grace
NJ. Reade, the recitationist, is a lady
of rare attachments and special talent
in this direction.
On Dec. Dist the pupils of Whitworth
College will give public Musical. A
detailed description of this will be un-
necessary, as these Musicals have been
too largely attended and too much en-
joyed in thepast to need further de-
scription.
The third Of these delightful enter
tainments will be furnished by Prof.
A. ii. Merrill, of Vanderbilt UNIVERSE
ty, who excels in humorous and dra-
matte recitals and manalogue presen-
tations. His programme will be one of
the best to which We will be permitted
to listen.
Some time during the month of Jan
uary the teachers will give Recital.
Cur teachers are all gifted women and
have been trained in the finest schools
I and conservatories of America, and we
are sure they will make pleasing i'm
preston on the audience.
Carl Faction will entertain us one
night in February, and it is rarely our
privilege to hear one so widely known
as this man, who has been Music Di-
rector of the New England Conserva-
tory of Boston.
Again, on March 18th, we will assem-
BILE to hear John Temple Graves, the
most eloquent Southern orator of to-
day. He is native of Georgia and is
known as the successor of Henry W.
Grady. His lectures will be on sub
iects both interesting and instructive
to all.
The last entertainment of the season
will be held on April ID, and the hero
of the evening will be Edward P Eli
oft, the great impersonater, who will
give us an evening of rare and unique
enjoyment.
1t may easily be seen that these peo=
pie could only have been brought here
at great expense, but the charges for
this seasons lectures and entertain
ments will be remarkably low. The
charges for season ticket will be $3.50
for every one except school children,
who may procure them for S1.25. For
one night only they will be 80 cents
and for school children will be %
cents.
We hope every one will take advan-
tage of these low rates and provide
themselves with a seasons ticket.
We must extend our thanks to Pres
ident Chambers for the opportunity
he has given us of hearing or even see
ing the celebrated people who rarely
ever venture into small places unless
they are assured of a large and appre-
ciative audience. JAMIE WATKINS,
Cora Anvil, $500
MAMIE Rowan.