The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-02-28
ARBOR DAY AT DUE WEsT
Oration--Readings- Reeita&58nslslEaSs
Interesting ExereSs& ,s;i tss

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Interesting ArOor Day exssrisss we're 5Sla 81.
Wednesday afternoon. When yourt tcorress
pondent arrived on the scele Mr.. r. 81. Gallo
way. of the Associatsd Ref0r med Pres5yleri-
the day. The echos8of the speech thsfte.
3nrned from the college bun lding made 1if
$3cult to realize that there was not tsRnQth6r
speaker on the ground making the Eesme
speech: The young Ia ladies' o. me a noleSs @ Mere r
evidently expecting a much larger crowd than
was present. It was not generally under
stood that the public was invited or there
would certainly have been larger n number
present to witness the newly inaugurated
ceremony.
Misses Luna Tribble and Lille Chisholm of
the Senior Class, planted the first tree. The
sponsors address was Tead by Miss ism Mamie ME
tree" was read by Miss Ada Wisemnn Of
Mississippi. The Senior Glass prophecy was
read by Miss Bessie Lowry OF Chester, who
prophesied that
Miss Ada Wiseman would become cele-
Miss Alice Todd would become and admirer
of Pope.
Miss Marion Agnew, study French In Paris.
Miss Patti Cannon. celebrated pianist.
Miss Jennie Lind Muffatt. artist who paint
ed young" lover.
Miss Valerfa Clinkscales, an artist.
Miss Lois Moffatt soprano. singer In large
church.
Miss Emma McGlll, worker in McAll mis-
sion.
Miss Mamie Morrison, wife OF noted minis
Miss Mamie Brice. author of popular book.
Miss Lena Harum, study music In New
York.
Misses Luna Trlbble and Rosa Branyan,
students at Cornell University.
Miss Lille Chisholm. wife of college proies-
Miss sallle Anderson, teacher in noted Bos-
Miss Lutte Brownlee, seen at ballot box in
.tMiss Alma Ken nedy. lawyers, wife,
bEMis5 Grayce Lyle, a"Hunter.'
Miss Carrie Haddon. wife OF successful mer-
Miss Laura Martin, first lady OF the land.
aass JUNIOR CLASS.
stCIass President, Miss Lois Griffith OF Char
Siotte, N. c. Maple tree planted by Misses
Martha Hagan OF Due West, and Sara Welch
s. g. Sponsor. Miss Laura Bell OF
Recitation by Miss Edlth Llttle
of IonlsyilId, Ga Glass prophecy oy MISS
z His Laura Bell will become the wife of a
miss Sara Welch will become q missionary
Miss Doilie Hardeman will become Sab
bath School teacher.
Miss Lois Griffith will become a worker IN
Muses. Fannie Mofratt aud Rebecca Wide.
Misses Mat.ieSDrake, Lucy Sloan, Pearl
Beattie and Shannon Ransom Will become
teachers in Female College.
Miss Lee Scott will become reporter lor
Miss Edith Little will become an opera
singer: So
a dentist. ,uo,,oo
will become school teachers.
Miss Jennie Galloway will become an au-
thor.
Miss Rosa Brownlee will become music
teacher In Female College.
Miss Beatrice Walker will become maiden
lady.
Miss ELENA Clinkscales will become mar
Miss Lena Smith will become hospital
nurse In San Francisco
soPHMoRE CLASS.
Glass President, Miss Ellen Sherard Of An
derson. Walnut tree planted by Miss katn.
leen Jay OF Bradley, and Miss Eva MarIiT n oi OF
Statesviile. n. Q. Recitation by Miss Bessie
Boyce OF Due West. Glass prophecy by MISS
Sue Biackwe OF Due West.
Miss jamie Bender will marry early.
Miss kathleen Jay will be suSsessiui ar''
70 Miss louise caldwell will bsssa country
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