The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-06-23
CONFINEMENT Al GREENlILLE.
joint Exercises of Furmau University
ana the Female College.

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joint Exercises ol furmau University
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The annual concert Of the department o:
music was given Monday night in the Fe-
male College chapel. The graduates in
muse, Miss Lucia ChileS, of Glccnviiie.
and Miss Mi;,ie Tribe. Of Anderson. each
rendered = piano SOLO with iau!t!e<S eyacu.
non The vocal numbers We're a feature of
the evening The Instructor in voice, Miss
sarah Manly Smith. charmed the anli-
rnc- with her rendering Of MY Heart at
was for two pianos. the performers being
Miss Lucia ChieS and Chevalier ti Far
rata and Misses Lott;e and Anuie Manly.
CLeyal,cr g. Farrata, the celebrated artist
who is the director Of music. has achieved
crea: success IN his management Of his
department. The number OF music pupils
is Very Large, many being attracted here
by the exceptional advantages IN this hne.
The Alumr@ association OF the Female
College held its annual meeting on Tues
day morning. Reports from different COM
lnlttees appointed nt the last meeting
showed that the members had been actively
at work for their alma mater and that their
efforts had been attended with success.
Mrs. Henry Allen, OF Ireenvi!le, vas elect
! ed president with Miss Mary Manly as
secretary.
The address of the Alnmni OF Furman
was delivered Tuesday morning, by Pro
fesSor A. s. Stallworth, of Pacolet. His
subject was Citizenship. viewed from the
standpoint of Christian. 1t was pro-
nounced mastery effort, full OF thought
and patriotic Ideas.
The art exhibition OF the fema1e college,
was open 70 Visitors on 1uesaay AFTERNOON:
The art department IS under the charge OF
Miss d. l. Davis, and the work done
Is OF very hlsn order. Ine number OF
pupils IS large ana most OF tAein eAhlolled
creditabie specimens OF work. 1here wefr
l3z pieces on exhibition.
Jhe anniversary OF the Judson Literary
Society vas heId IN the college cha9el
tuesday night LIE program consisting
otherwise OF music and recitatlonS, was en-
llvered by debate upon tie subject Ike
solved. That solitude Is more favorable to
mental and moral Improvement than So
ciety. On the ainrmatlVe' were Misses
Nate sloan OF GfeenVi4!e' ana y lie wal
terS' OF Honea f"'h, "Nl!e ttie negative was
represented oy Misses N'ha IlssF' OF
GreenV!iIe, ana Lava AgneW, OF Don&'oS'
5. 9.
The annual address to the literary soc!e'
ties OF FUrman was delivered on Wednes-
day morning by DR.. Carter Helm Jones: OF
Louisville, Ky. His subject was 'lndivldu-
,slty.
The eIocation and physical culture en-
terlMnment a. the Female College Wedne :
day night was one OF the best things OF the
week. This debartment IS in charge OF
Miss E. Gertrude Tullar. Of Cambridge,
Mass Miss Tullar is 10. on,w a delight III
elocutioniSt herself, but has the faculty OF
impartiDg to her pupils a love for their
work This entertainment vas followed
! by the banquet OF the Alumni and A!umnE