Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-04-14
The Concer, at MashulaYllle.

Inc LONGER ~ MhsuuAo AlAO'
Friday II ht, April 9Th the Mashulavile
public school closed ono Of its prosperous
sessions, with an interesting and highly er-
tertaining concert that was very much ell
ioyed by the patrons and large number OF
visitors present, as was attcstcd by the
calls of laughter and hearty applause that
followed each piece.
The first thing on the program was "We.-
come" by little Clara Woods. This was u
| delightful f~orctaste OF what was to follow.
The propram contained Speeches, Songs,
TableauX. Dialogues etc, in which all the
pupils took part. acquitting themselves in a
manner th { was indeed creditable alike TO
| them and their ~tireless teachers, We have
not time nor space to mention each and
every one. but will mention "Mamma's
little Darling" by Eula Russell and ''The
first Letter. by Annie Griggs, also "Buy
my Dolls by Edna Wood, was said by
many to be the best acting ever seen by
| one Of her tender years. "A little boys
| speech" Wayne Richards, was superb for
so little a man. 1.-The Rainbow" by seven
sweet little girls dressed in white, with
sash and flowers to represent the different
colors in a rainbow, This was excellent.
1.-The little school Ma'am." Mollie Coleman,
was very much enjoyed while ''The receipt
for watermelon pickles." by Jessie and
Wayne Richards was greeted with rounds
of applsuse. 1.-The little boy who ran away"
sweet could be, anG little Fannie May was
real cute while "Entertaining her big sis
ter's beau The audience was very mlleh
amused by the tableau, ''Before ana
the Explosion" by Irene Lipscomb and
Vernon Richards. .'The run Maniac" by
Mary Rosser was acted in u manner that
would haye reflected credit on one of Older
years. John Hall would make 4 capital
patent medicine agent, as was shown in
"Doesticks' Grafton for self-actiug-lour-
horse-po yer balsam." "Bro. Watkins
farewell sermon" by Irene Lipscomb, de-
lighted the entire audience. 1.-The Gyp.
scy's Warming" Prince Anderson, Mary
Rosscr and Miss Claude Lipscomb, was re-
ally good, especially the singing by Miss
Claude, who was dressed in Gypscy cos
tune. "McLaine's Child" by Minnie An
uerson, was very creditable, and Archie
HILLS piece, Gam l right provoked a
good deal of mirth The song. "kainy
Day by n bevy of sweet little girls, with
umbrellas and goSsamers, is worth special
mention. A t~abIeau, "Befo.e and after
Marriage Rod Richards and Miss Mary
Davis, was humorous and highly enjoyed,
1.-THE fan drill" participated in by Annie
Grlggs, Edna and Clara Woods, Fannie
May, Annie Misso, Jessie Richards, Mary
and Lula Rosser, Minnie, Mamie and Sable
Anderson and Moilie Coleman, Irene Lips
comb with cap aud sash was the captain.
The accuracy and precision with which
every movement was executed was the az
miration and wonder Of every eye, 1t was
pronounced by many the best thing of the
kind ever seen and could not be too highly
commenced II blhNle tIAtiuiC IIi>-
comb delivered in her inimitablc way and
delighted every one. 1.-The train to Maura,'
Miss Mary Davis. Archie Hull and Philip
Misso, was one of the most amusing pieces
on the program. ''Thc eat without an
owner Rice Richards, Frank and Philip
Misso and Minnie Anderson. showing how
bors tell out about trivial matters
very good. "The black barber" John
and Archie Hull, Rod ana Ricie Richards,
Coleman and Prince Anderson.
boys all acted their parts well and
Il great deal of applause, 'IIow she
made him PROPOSE" Jno. u"'i ana claude
Lipscomb, was tural AS could be and :
-, mi fellows to recall the happy
lays of youth, The last "Good Bye,"
Jessie Richards. was well said and in a
manner.
H.. II. Hull, Mil Greek. i. NJ. Glenn. .
Singleton and W. c. Strait, IIaggard. I
furnished most delightful music fer the
Everything passcd,off pleasantly
md every one present had.,a most enjoyable
Tine, and we are confident the occasion
will long be remembered.
We cannot conclude without adding a ,
word of commentator for the teacher, t
Miss Davis. who has returned to her home ,
II kosciusko. Our people have been very i,
'orthnatc in securing her services for the 4
past two terms, and We are sure she carries t
% her home the love. esteem and good !
of every one in !
MASHULAVILLE,