Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1896-05-06
!. ROCK Hill HAPPENINGS.

ROCK HibL HAPPENINGS.
Silver Reoertion-Mr. sPrunt Gets Vacs--
tion-The Building and Loan-Bioycle
Psrade-Entertainm st Winthrop.
Correspondents OF the Yorkville ENQUIRER.
Rock HILL, May 4.-The Ladies' Par
sonage Aid society has sent out q number
Of very. neat invitations to q silver recep-
tion at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs, s,
T. Frew on May 9th at 8 p. M. The
programme for the evening comprises
social intercourse, music, recitations, be-
Esides refreshments. Each guest is. asked
70 contribute a piece Of silver for the benz
eft OF the society. -, :, -. ". Il.
The session OF the First Presbyterian
church has granted leave Of fabsenceto the
pastor, Mr.. Sprunt, until August.1 This
is to enable him to 60 as q delegate to the
PsnP Presbyterian council that meets in
Glasgow, Scotland, about June 17th. This
Is a delightful tripand there are few moro
capable Of enjoying it than Mr.. sprunE
Besides, he has many relatives In Eng
land. For these reasons the trip has q
doubiy pleasant outlook for him. Mr..
Sprunt's plan now IL to leave New. York
about May Is, On the Etrnria. With two
we'll Known frisnds he; will land at
Queenstown and make tour through
Ireland and Wales before the council
meets., - az rs. s. g ~
The subscEIbers to the stock OF the Peo-
ple's Building and Loan association met
aud organized on; April 30 The following
board of directors was. elected Messrs.
Thomas L.-Johnston, w. J.. Roddey, Y,
B. McFadden. w. j. Rawlinso4, Julius
Fredheim, J. A.. Black, j. E. RSddey, j.
B. Johnson, j. 81. Miller. The directors
elected the following officers: President,
WI. Roddey vice president, T. Z. John-
ston; secretary and treasurer, J. d. Miller;
attorney, w. B. Wilson. The subscribers
are very much encouraged. They had
expected to limit the number Of shares to
SEQ; but so much has been subscribed
that no margin is left for any who may
wish to join hereafter. For this reason
they at once asked leave to amend their
charter 50 as to allow them to 60 as high
las ] 900 shares. = :. " z, - q
The bicycle. club had a public prarade
this evening, meeting at the graded school
ground and going thence to the clnb
track. There were over 80 In the line.
While this made q fine show, 1t Is not one
fourth of them owned in our midst. The
procession was led by the Crimson Rim
tandem, with riders wearing crimson
bows and streamers. Many of the wheels
were prettily decorated. q The track Is in
good order and plans are being laid for
number Of meets" ~. y
| AT the Winthrop college, last Friday
night, the public was favored with an
entertainment OF rare merit. The, pro-
gramme consisted Of music and tableanx,
1.-THE whole under the direction; OF Prof.
Brown. To say that the music was under
bis care Is enough TO declare that 1t was
OF classic style and that the performance
was by we'll trained artists. The tableaux
showed high degree Of artistic skin:
They wereas follows: q t''.s.; .ttss.'i.i
/. HOMAGE TO sPoETRY.-P0etry, Miss
Alice Johnsani History, Miss Rye Heri-
ct Fame, Miss Della Atkinson; Glory,
Min Louise .McFadden {; Hope, Mis
Emily Scott Butterflies. orin Hull Bfice
Waters, Carrie Moses, Pauline Sadler,
Tom Crawford, Allen O. Brian. So. ~
| 2. ..STATUE-GALATEA-Miss Lilias Any
derson. ~
8. TARLEAGx-ScENE FRoM "THE
IPRINCEssn Princess, Miss Bellows Me-
lissia, Miss Willouahby; Lady Blanche,
Miss Sullivan; Maids, Misses Massey
and Spell. Guards, Misses Cochran, Fer
ris, Mackey, Whitner, Williams and
Simpson. Child, Mildred Moses. =.
s. TABLEAU: "AT yEsPER BELL
Miss Godfrey.
8. 'TABLEAu: 'sruD1o, 1scExE."-
Pictures Meditation" Miss Watson;
"The Proposal" Misses Mixson, Charl-
ton and Moses. "A Roman Singer"
M isses Dantsler, Evans, Wakefield,
B seck and R,Rh- 'LibeTty, y MB.Brown
.Statue, -, Miss Nhitmire. istste5 ~ : -
z. STUDY In MARBLE.-Thea Nymphs,
Misses Richardson, Breazeals. Wyliet
Iangston.., ~ ~ ~. i!...fievs,'
g. TABLxAU-H MISUNDERSTANDING,
Misses Page, Moses, Chapman, ,McFsu,
Lightsey, Hogan. :. -, g.A s4af,
o. TABLEAU-TRILBY. Miss Risen.
10. ScEHE-DREAMs OF A BACHELOR,
Bachelor, Miss Addison; Cupid, Carrie
Moses.
IL. TYPES Of BEAUTY-Roman, Miss
Gregg; Greek, Miss Bristow Spanish,
Miss Witherspoon Japanese, Miss Kirby;
German, Miss Hill; Irish, Miss McLau-
rem English, Miss Neal Colonial, Miss
Powe American, Miss Love. 80" so
We have no comparison to make, butin
every case can say that that the cossu mes
and arrangement were very pretty indeed
more 30, In fact. they we're very striking.
The auditorium is we'll fitted for snch en-
tertainments and the young ladies were
rewarded for their efforts with Q good
audience. ~ 80 81 3, a.ss 8
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