The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-11-02
NUMBER II.
COLLEGE ECHOES.
NJ. l. II.

Mr.. Folks, from Tallula, Miss, has
been a guest at the College this week.
Miss Thelma Winkler, the acknowl-
edged beauty Of the Junior class.
spent a few brief happy, happy days
in Memphis recently. She returned
fresh and eager for her work, after
her pleasant outing.
Rev c. II. Pittman paid the Col
lege a flying visit last Monday.
Miss Turner, a stately Junior on
the De We're order, spent Saturday
and Sunday in Walden and Winona.
A violin quartette by Misses Lever
EFT, Brown, Hoskins and Mcintosh
was an enjoyable feature of the exer-
cises last Wednesday morning.
Misses O'Neal and Marlowe en-
joyed pleasant visit to Miss Irma
Wright. near Duck Hill, last week.
Misses Coney, Jones and Wyatt at
tended the opera in Memphis last Fri
day and Saturday night and the matt
nee Saturday They saw everything
in the city, but the train that left the
Poplar Street depot for Grenada on
Saturday night. 1t was out Of sight"
when they arrived at that point.
On Wednesday morning our exer-
cises were enliyened by the orchestra.
to which several new instruments
have recently been added. Miss Lev
erett is working hard in her depart
ment. and success will crown her ef-
fort.
Our College returns thanks to Mr.
Virgil James for an invitation to at
tend a certain wedding. in which he
is much interested, but he doesn 7
really expect all Of us to attend.
a recent addition to the art class
is winsome Lizzie Collins. The lady
principal had occasion to talk with
her recently about spending too
much money, 50 when she came down
from the studio after her first art les
son, the lady principal remarked;
Lizzie. how much did you draw to-
day." Why. | didn draw but tw,
dollars and | was just obliged to have
that. Every one wanted to join the
art class at once.
Hallow cen will be observed by tn,
: pupils of the College. Bobblng 70
- apples, roasting chestnutS. eatin.
: fruit at the witching hour Of mid
>, night. when church-yards yawr an,
graves give up their dead. will kee
= teachers awake and frighten timi
= girls until they will be haunted il
= their dreams with white. gh0Stl
4 phantoms that glide from the land q
p the unreal and with prophetic finge
point to revealed future.
i On Friday night November :. Nj,
Clarice Fregoe. who finished in elocl
tion at Grenada College last tern
and who has been taking private le
sons during the summer months undt
], Miss StebbinS. the living exponent {
q Delsarte. will give an entertainer
! in the College Chapel, at which tin
. the newest movements, drills. etc.
Ie this beautiful art will be given !
,t Miss Fregoe'S class. Admission :
10 and 80 cents.
a On November IS. our president ar
$ his wife will celebrate their cryst
lie wedding. Fifteen years Of hapl
i married life has but added charms
lie the fair, young bride, who plight,
ce her faith to rising young minist
lie at old Trinity church, Atlanta, G
While the groom Of fifteen yea
= standing has crows feet to spare, an
h has grown slightly bald under L
\ strain Of years, yet he still steps wi
q the elasticity of youth and preten
q to feel as gay as he did before the wa
q Our charming little Sophomol
4 Miss Maggie kuykendall, whose dai
n tineSs of attire has often been con
4 mented upon by the student bod
d spent the latter part of the week wi