The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-17

exander Harris, A B., Macon; Perry
Joshua Shearhouse, B. E., Springfield;
James Henry Porter, Jr., B. s., Atlanta,
and James Walter Griffith, A. B., Nc
Mutt, Ga.
The first social event of the week will
be given on Monday night by the Tina
lians," dramatic club of the university,
which has done much for athletics, and
short sketch of the club may not beamiss.
THE ITALIANS.
In January, 1893, the Italians, the dra-
matte club of the university, was organ
lied During the spring and summer of
'93 it gave two performances, both of
which were undoubted successes, and
at once placed the club on
firm footing. Since that time it
has been a potent factor in uni
versity life and has acquired repu-
tation which few organl atoms of simila"
character can equal. Its artistic success
has been materially aided by some of
Athens most charming young ladies, who
by their hearty cooperation and histri-
ouic ability have added much to the per-
formances.
Since the time of the clubs orgauiza-
ton Savannah boys have taken promi-
nent part in its entertainments and gov
ernment For two years Mr.. George
Beckett has been the popular and success
meeting Mr.. Edwin G Ryals was cleo ed
president for the next COLLEGIATE year.
Messrs D. c. Barrow, third, Elton
Osborne and =. r. Lester
are among its most able and
en- 5husias tic members. During com
mencement the Thalians will give the
three-act comedy, "A Pious Fra I'D" by
Thomas Brandon. The reputation Of the
clu . iusures those who spend the week in
Athens an artistic treat.
The officers and members for the pres
ent year are as follows:
OFFICERS.
President-Paul L. Fleming (94), At
lanta.
Vice PRESIDENT. Audloy Morton (96),
Athens
Manager-H. A Alexander (93), At
lanta.
Stage Manager-Holcombe Bacon 900,
Dewitt
Musical Director George Beckett (94,
Savannah.
MEMBERS.
Edward W. Barnwell (93) Athens; Os-
car Lyndon 90, Atlanta; Edward e.
Dougherty (95), Atlanta; Shirley Brooks
1867, Atlanta; John Welsh (law), Athens /;
p. X. Lester Qaw), Savannah; Augustin
Daily Qaw), Macon; d. c. Barrow, third
(94), Savannah FL on Osborne (9j) ,Savan-
nan L Ttu. D. OTF tJoJ, AbueuS. Eduh
Boiand go, Atlanta; Edwin G. Ryais
(Y6). 1agannah.
After the Thalian performance the
"Cotillion Club" of the city viii give a
german at Du Prees Hall. On Tuesday
night of commencement, the ''Athen-
aeum" viii give their first german in
their new club building, which is expected
TO be the most brilliant social event in its
history. On Wednesday night the gaieties
of commencement will be closed by the
annual senior hop at the new opera house
led by Mr. Byron Bowers, of Balm bridge,
and the commencement of '94 will be over.
Died From Bruises.
WiHacoochee, Ca, June l6.-Rev. John
G, Taylor, VINO moved from Berrien
county to Kissimmee. ia. aeout twenty
wears ago, returned 10 Cofee county one
day last week and went out 10 philips
mill 10 delicate New Hope Baptist
church, and on last Sunday morning,
whileon his way from Mr.. ). Il. smith s
to the church. the horse be was driving
became frightened and ran away, throw
ing him from the buggy aud Druising him
{ so badly that he died
Mrs Henpeck-On the 2jth OF next month
! we will cele rate our silver wedding. Ion I
YOU think we ought 10 kill the fatted calf and
/ ask in the netxh. Ors
/ Mr. Henpeck-hil the calf 4 don't see how
I tha ttrFortrytafo animal = IA blame what