The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-15
FREDERICKSBURG SATURDAY, DECEMBER Is 1900
CAROLINE.
Entertainment a. Seminar -Marriags-
Rev DR. J. s. Dill Speaks on Temper
aLcs-Personals.E Etc.

PowliDg Green, Dec y.
A la'ge ,roVd II the friends a,d
D .rOn4 ~ the South ~ Seminary filled
the 4udisrce hall that ins'irp'ion
NJ nday biRit. -. occasion teiDR the
secoud public sro Il this year. A
sm III adm siin fe was ned. t,e
procsrd. 10 Z tow .id tie library. Tn"
prog Ss an uIu-ntlly Il 20 one an 3
the appl,usr vas bJIh long and j ud
The proSram WAS ~ foll>~s:
Piano du-r, Bucfphsle MiHes Harris
and Phelps; song, lie Heavenly SoDP,
Miss Rsch.'l Marp, Iecita ion. As
the Moon X ~, Miss Carrie bntts /;
piano sUlo, Vale OhIomst que b les
Ida Watts: song, violess Send The,
Miss Gertrude Sanborn; piano s. o,
Third Mtzurks. Miss Lena Dow (;
T.elzetto. l. Ol1 Madrid. MisUs Nor
gan g. aud j. Sanborp; recitation.
Mrs. Tubbs as The Sewing Oircle. Mis-
Estelle Shreiner; piano solo, HaIpe
Z lienne, Miss Annis Rhodes; so 9,
Roman "a, from Anna b lena. Miss Ida
Watts; piano duet. Fanfare, Miss .
smoot aud ShIelner; song, MAiden's
Song. Miss Leila Morgan; recitation,
Fra q. Miss Esbel Robey piano tolo.
Scherzo op. 81. No. 8, Miss Bessie Cog
hill song, A Dream, Mrs. SanbJIn;
recitation, The Fall OF PembeTton's
Mills, Miss Smith violin and plano
duet, Tarentells, Miss q. Sanbovn and
Mrs. Rowe.
DR.. ]. p Stiff, Of your city, spent
Sunday and Monday Ia town. the Roest
OF Prof. and Mrs. II. B. Motley.
Mr.. Percy Rowe spent Tuesday night
with relatives here. en- route TO bis houe
ln San Francisco.
Mis-, Mary GArnett, Of Culpeper, 10
the guest Of Mr. p. d. Ooshill and
family.
Capt and Mrs d. NJ. Nelson, Of
Urbans, have issued invitations TO the
marriage Of their daughter, Eva. 10 Mr..
Ernest smoot. Of Washington. which is
to take place on the 19th instant as their
home 10 Middlesex county. She iS we'll
known here. having been Q pupil In
the Southern Seminary for our years.
DR.. J. ". McOown is quite inGis.
posed, being confined TO his bed By
rheumatism he was unable to Oil his
appointment here on Sunday.
Miss Gertrude Coleman. who has
breach Of promise suit pending In tie
Lancaster court. accompanied BY her
sister, spent several days Of this week
with the family Of Mr.. A. B. OhaRd-
Ter.
Mrs. E. B. French and little SON
have returned to their home in Rich
mond.
Mr.. L. Ashby Psatross will take the
examination necessary to the appoint
ment to the U. 8. Military Academy,
which will be held In your city next
Monday.
Mr.. Harry Ooghill, who has been
spending the last two weeks at Ills
home here left Sunday night TO resums
his work In Richmond
Mr.. 7. d. Ooghill Left Thursday for
Lancaster county. He will be absent
for week on q hunting trip.
Mr.. r. o Peatross spent several days
Of this week In Richmond.
Miss Alice Peatross and friend. Miss
Mczslle Ogelesby, Of Qoitmsn. Ga
were the guests this week ofMsj r. 0.
PeAhoss and family.
Rev. DR. J. 8. Dill. Of your city deliver
ed one of the most powerful arguments
on temperance ever listened to here last
Thursday night, In the Methodist
church, before the W. o. 7. u. Of this
place. His subject being "Woman's
Work in Temperance. He handled
his subject admirably. The mouse was
packed, and those who failed TO hear IL
missed q rare opportunity.
Mrs. Il. b. Motley spent several days
of last week In Richmond.
Miss Maria Ohildress. Of Richmond,
who has been teaching In the family Of
Mr.. Frank Barkey. has secured posi'
tion In Chicago, and left Thursday TO
accept While We hate to give her up
we rejoice with her aud feel that our
loss is her gain.
Quite q nice sum was realized from
the entertainment at Elliott'S Chapel
last Friday night. which will 60 to-
wards the paying OF OF the church
debt.
This weather makes the skaters be-
gin to think about taking ous their
akakaa