The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-14
MISS HoLLEY,s RECITAL.
The Social Feature of the Week
 Marion.

The Social Feature of the Week A, Marion.
 Marion, April 13.-(Special.)- .)-Ths musical graduation recital of Miss Hol. ley at the Judson was the social fea- ture in Marion this week and the hand some auditorium was well filled by the music lovers of the city. Personally Miss Holley is charming and as an ar tist her powers of interpretation and performance are remarkable. The Bee thovan Sonata was given in truly splendid style. Not less charming was the interpretation afforded the three Grieg selections. She was particularly happy in her conception of the Bride S Song, and so dainty and sweet were her notes that 1t called forth enthusiastic applause and praise.
 Her presentation of the Cracovienne, with its fantastic coloring, vivacity and brilliancy was strongly in evidence of the intentions of the great Polish mas ter In the Mendelsohn-Liszt song there were moments and beautiful sing ing effect, and her playing of the Kar- ganoff and Maszkowski. selections was all that could be desired. The virtuoso element in the program was the Hum- mel Concerto, with orchestral part sup piled in very skillful manner by MT. Powers, director of music. at the organ.
 The Presbyterian Church raised ap- proximately $3,000 the past year for all purposes, the best record this church has made in thirty-five years. Rev. E. D. Patton Is attending the Tus- caloosa Presbyterian session in Union- town
 Col. William M Selden. candidate for Commissioner of Agriculture and In- dustries, was here yesterday. Colonel Selden has a number of war comrades hrouRhOUt the county.
 A Seorsbrook and family have re- moved to Gadsden, where they will make their home. MT. Scarsbrook Is a contractor and builder.
 The following officers of the Wo- mans Foreign Mission Society of the Methodist Church were installed Sum- day: Mrs. W. N. Mason. president; Mrs. N J. Davis, vice-president; Mrs Flu gene Moon, corresponding secretary; Mrs. P. Donovan, treasurer; Mrs. l. Pope. secretary. Mrs. Chappelle was elected delegate to the Alabama Con- ference of the Woman's Foreign Mis- sion Society, which will be held in Greensboro April 27
 A reception was held In the Judson parlors last night in honor of pr. Charles Manly and wife of Lexington. Virginia: Prof. John M. Manly of the Chicago University, parents and brother of Mrs. Patrick, and General Patrick. of South Carolina. brothers of Dr. R. O. Patrick, president of the Judson. Dr. Manly Is the pastor of the First Bapt- ist Church of Lexington. He was at one time pastor of the Baptist Church of Tuscaloosa and president of the State Central College located in that city. He Is a son of Dr. Basic Allen Manly, who for many years was presi- dent of the State University, and one of the Souths leading Baptist ministers.
 A large number of Marion citizens were present to do honor to the dis tinguished guests. Prof. Manly has de- livered a series of very interesting and instructive lectures to the students of the Judson the past week.
 The Marion Military Institute will celebrate commencement day tomorrow on which occasion Dean J. Fl. Penni- man of the University of Pennsylva- mia, will deliver an address before the Council and Commons. Dean Penni- man makes an annual visit to this school on commencement day.