The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-03-16
CAROLINE.
Entertainment at the Seminary Death
Personals. Etc.

Entertainment AZ Nho
Personals, Etc.
Correspondence Of TME FREE LANcE)
Bowling Green, Va, Mar -, 1901.
The mnior class of the Southern Semi
nary gave n recital ON Monday evening
nj 3 o'clock in the Assembly Hall OF the
institution. which was greatly enjoyed
by a large gathering of friends and pa
irons of the school. The program, which
was well rendered, was rs follows;
Piano Duet-Dance in the Mountains,
| Misses Pendleton and Fits; Recitation
Legend of the Organ builder, Miss Virginia
Haw; Song-Miss Fannie Rock; Piano
Duet-Aliss Margaret Webb and Prof.
Sanborn; Recitation-rhe Cook, Miss
Matte Midyette; Piano Solo-Miss Ber-
tie White: Song-Mss Matte Lafoe;
Piano Duet-Misses Vincent and Stone
ham: ecitation-Whistling in Heaven,
Miss Stella Crockett; Song-Miss Maude
Coleman; Piano Solo-Miss Virginia
Haw: Song-Miss Ida Watts: Recitation
Kentucky Philosophy, Miss Dora
Phelps; Piano Duet-Misses Rosser and
BOggs.
Miss Pattie Broaddus, oilower Caroline.
was the guest of her uncle, MIR. ;. W.
Broaddus, for several days this week.
Mr.. r. o. Wortham, of Hanover. spent
several days of this week with thefamily
of Maj. r. o. Peatross.
Mrs. c. l.. Bullard and two littledaugh-
ters have returned home, after spending
n month with her parents in Washing
ton.
Master Leland Rowe, Of the Southern
Academy, spent Sunday and Monday at
his home in your city.
Miss Blanche Coghill entertained the
f. n. Club last Friday night with n
candy-pulling All present thoroughly
enjoyed the fun.
Miss Sue Gouldman has returned home,
after an absence of three months spent
in Norfolk.
Mr.. John Wright had n severe attack
of paralysis last Thursday night, and IL
very sick at his home on Milford street.
Mr.. Harry Coghill, who is now living
in Richmond, spent Sunday and Monday
at his home here.
Mrs. Louis Czsapski returned to Rich
monday on Monday, after spending n
few weeks with her parents, DR.. and
Mrs. J. W. McCown.
Misses Annie and Matte Collins have
returned to their home at WoOdfOrds,
from n visit of several weeks to Wash
ington. They have as their guest Miss
Clara Chewning, of Alexandria.
Miss Clara Smith, of County Line, was
the guest of Mr. W. W. Wright and fam
ily several days this week
Misses Jennie and Annie b. Cash, who
have been spending few days at "Mul-
berry Place" have returned to their
home at Taylorsville.
DIR. J. w. McCown preached two able
sermons at Calvary, Sunday, and not
withstanding the inclement weather
there was large audience out at both
services.
Mr.. .R. S. Wright, one of our oldest
citizens, died Tuesday night at his home
here. after an illnese Of two weeks OF
typhoid grip, and thus passed away one
Of our best and most useful men. He
came here about twelve years ago from
Texas and has since that time resided in
our midst conducting n mercantile busi-
ness. The funeral took place Thursday
morning from Calvary Baptist church,
of which he was clerk and consistent
member; services were conducted by Rev.
DIR. J. w. McCown. Interment was at his
old home near Zion church, this county.
lie leaves wife and three children and
the sympathy of the whole community
goes out to them in their deep bereave-
ment Y. Y.Z.