The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-01-30
CAROLINE
Entertainments and Personal Notes


Bowling Green, Va,
Jan. ~, 1900.
The anniversary OF Lee's birthday
was appropriately celebrated at the
Southern Seminary on Friday night,
the exercises being opened with snit
abb remarks by the P,esldeai, Rev.
f IL Rowe, followed by the Ie sdiug
Of " Extracts from the i fe OF Ice, ~
by Mrs Rowe. Lee's Farewell.
Address was read by Prof Smith
wecs, aud other features Of the pro
gram were Vocal solo, " Tue Dat!
of Lee" by Mss Rhodes instru
mental solo. Miss Mabel Kinzar;
reading, Tue Sword Of Lee" and
The American Flag" Mss Smith
The pathetic manner in which NJ.
Rowe read " The Conquered Banner
stirred TO the utmost the true patriot
ism of all present, which after q hort
address by Dr.. w. l. Broaddus, was
given vent TO in the slrging of the
concluding number on the program,
." Ny Country, IT'S OF Thee" Tho
students of the Southern Academy
were present, escolt~d by Ptot
Motley, b sd master
Mr.. NJ II. Watts, Of r N. c., At
Ashland, spent NJ ,nday and Tuesday
IN town.
Miss Lucy NJ. Voolfolk LETT on
Wedne.d4y for Alexandra, whore
she will spend some time with friends.
Capt. Crockett and wife. Of Olsn
cock, were among the guests at the
Lawn" on Sunday. having come
Up to visit their daughter, VINO Is a
student at the seminary.
Mrs b. W Woolford, after pleas
ant visit to Rev. W. +. Hayes aud
wife. left on Thursday for her home
in Baltimore.
Mr.. W. +. Hsrdawsy, Of Black.
stone, spent Tuesday with friends 10
town.
Miss Matte Collins. of Woodford's,
is the guest of her friend, Miss Nc
Coy, at the Lawn"
The entertainment given on Mon
day night at the Southern Seminary
for the benefit Of the Methodist
church was quite success, and much
credit is due Mrs. f II. Rowe. through
whose untiring Efforts it was gotten
up and carried through. The follow
ing was the program
Instrumental solo, Miss Sallie Jer-
nigsn.
CAuts, Grsndms's Brihdsy'-
Miss Rhodes aud 10 Little g!.ls, VIZ 4.
Misses Alice and Ellen Broaddus,
Louise Hams, Annie Wright, Ruth
Barlow, Annie Motley, Helen aud
Florence Brosddus, Bessie Butler and
Miriam Coghill.
Recitation, selection from Gao
Vadis-Miss Smith.
Vocal solo-Miss Ada Parr.
a comedy entitled, " The Singles
Family Miss Smith, ably assisted
by eight young ladies.
Quite large sum was realized
Miss Sallie Williams, OF Essex. who !
ia boarding with tho family of Dr.. r
T. Glsssell and attending the graded
school here, is out again, after quite !
a severe spell of sickness.
Miss Penn Parrish, of Orange, is |
the guest Of Mr.. +. r. Coghill and
family.
Maj r. 0. Peatross and Judge E
C. Moncure, who attended the ban
quet rendered the old Confederstes |
By the Daughters of the Confederscy |
in your city on last Friday night, were |
highly pleased with their visit.
Miss Ada Parr, one of the pupils |
of the seminary, spent Sunday and
Monday at her home in this county |
Rev. Richard Bsgby filed his reg
ulsr appointment here in the Christian
church oD Sunday morning and night.
Misses Fannie Campbell aud Evelyn |
Coghill, of this county, spent several
days of this week with friends in
town.
Mrs. R. 7. Glassell aud two little
daughters are spending some time at
her old home in Essex.
X.Y.Z.