The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1897-12-17
R0SENTHAL
ENTERTAINMENTS.
Centennial Celebration.

The one-hundredth anniversary !
of the birth of Rev. Franklin Gill
lette Smith, founder of the Colum-
bia Athen@um, was celebrated with
appropriate exercises in the Study
Hall of the Athen@um last Tuesday
evening. The memory of Rector
Smith-a sketch of whose life will
be found elsewhere in this paper-is
cherished by a large number OF
persons here and elsewh ere who
were associated with him during
his life and learned to love him for
his superior traits of character.
Following is a programme of the
exercises:
"Coronation March, from the Folkun-
ger-Kretschmer Pianos, Profs. Won
Adelung, Mrs. E. A. Mckinney,
Misses s. and W. Childress; Violins,
| Messrs. Guest and Johanet; Clarinets,
DR.. w. A. Smith, Mr.. f. G. Smith; ;
Flute, Mr. Isaac Ball; Cornet, Miss
Sheppard; Trombone. Mr.. Ernest
Sheppard Tuba, Mr.. w. M. Tiller;
Contro BassO, Mr., W. O. Kinds.
| Address of Welcome-Prof. Isaac Ball,
of the Athen3um faculty.
Vocal Solo-"A Woodland Serenade"
...........M Miss Fanny Williams.
Address-"My School Days With Rector
Smith"-Mrs. Annie Anderson White,
class 1851.
Violin Solo-"Ave Maria'-Mr. Joha-
net, accompanied on organ by Prof
Won Adelung and harp by Mrs. Hosea.
Address-"The Influence of the School
for Girls, Established by Rev. f. G.
Smith"-Prof. p. w. Dodson, County
Supt. of Education.
| ~. tLID H., nl
II. Guest; piano, Prof. Won Adelung
Piano Solo-Improvisation .......
, -.,.,...i Prof Won Adelung
Oration-"The Life and Character o
Rev. Franklin G. Smith'-Rev. ID. Z
Kelley, d. d.
Impromtu remarks from citizens wh'
knew Mr.. Smith.
t Jubilee Overture-Organ, pianos, or
I chestra and chorus.
t The overture closed with the Engllsl
! | National Anthem, God Save tn
King,U to which the words of Gamer
}. lea" were written by the Rev. s. l
! Smith.
The Quartette Club gave delight
NJ full concert at Nine. LeOni Esteve
NJ studio, on West Seventh street las
" Friday evening, the affair bein
10 under the direction of Nine. Estev'
$ assisted by Miss Bessie Dale, Pro
$ J. Hough Guest and DIR. J. p. Herr
'r don. The following programme We
rendered:
Decentralization Tell" by Ros-
slnnl ;.'''..'''''''.''''' ~ II Ian,,do
/. Vocal Solo. ......... .'Dr hernuo
Selection by Quartette.
"Legende," by Wienidwski. ...,.,.,
$ ................J.H ough Cues
y Selection by Quartette.
,e because 1 Love You"-violin OBJ,
n lipato ........M Miss Da
o. Selection by Quartette.
=. Violin Solo j. Hough Cue
~ The members of the Quartet
rs Club, which was organized quite +
n Gently, are: Madame Leon
s. Esteve, Mrs. II. o. Fulton, Miss
Leila Coleman and Camille L. Her
. don, with Miss Johanet as subs
tute.
The children of the Garland
Girls" circle have decided to ha
their entertainment on Saturd
the 18th, beginning at one o'cloC
in the vacant house on North Ma
street, next to Satterfield d DC
sons carriage house. The lit
play, "a Ticket to The Circus" "
begin at two O'Clock. In the f
there will be two attractive tabl
one for embroidery, etc., and one
candy. Besides, there is to be
grab-bag. AS the entertainment
l g for charity to little children,
hope it will be given good patr,
age.
Mrs. Robert Pillow entertained
luncheon on Thursday afternoon
last week, complimentary to
Misses Purvis, of Chattanooga.