The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-04-26


yesterday was an exceedingly inter
esting and enjoyable dav to the daIe
gates who are attending the session.
OF the State Federation of Woman
Clubs, now meeting IN this City. Aside
from the regular sessions of the Fed.
Grafton, which are attended by an un-
usually large number Of delegates and
other ladies, who are extended cor
eldi invitation to be present, a pleas
ant social programme, prepared bv the
ladies OF the Sorosis, was carried out.
Between the morning and afternoon
sessions Of the convention an elegant
1ohcheon was served to the visitors
IN the banquet hall Of the Masonic
temple. Vases of roses were used
IN the decorations Of the tables and
dainty and appetizing luncheon was
charmingly served In the afternoon
at four O'Clock trip was made to
Wt1ghtsvil1e Beach. the ladies hav-
kng taken special cars at the Front
and Princess street junction. The cars
went straight through to the Carolina
l1acht Club on the beach, which had
been kindly rendered the ladies bv the
governing board and a stop of an
hour and half was made there. This
time was pleasantly spent by stroll
lng on the beach or In resting on the
wide club pOrches, until the trip to
the city, at O'Clock, was begun. The
after half past six.
MUSICALE LAST NIGHT
+ Last night there was a musicale
given i'll the city library hall and it
WAS decidedly enjoyable and sue
pessfm affair. Many OF the city's best
Kocalists and instrumental | music
players took part and the progcamms
which was rendered was a splendid
one There was a large number OF
Aadles and gentlemen present and
fhere were frequent encores and ap-
ptause. The following programme wa
rendered: 81
d-Quartette-'The Two Roses'-Mr
X. G. Banks, Mr.. Greene Fenley. Mr.
j. G. Kraft, Mr.. A. S. Holden.
z-P1ano Duet = Bajaderyenlano''-
Rubenstein-Mrs. w. A French, Jr..
Mrs. E. NJ Gregg.
S-Vocal Solo-"Spring Song'-A.
Becker-Miss King.
4-Piano Solo-a Pilgrims Chorus
Tannhauser - Listz - b Nocturne -
Tscha1chowsky-Mrs. J. NJ. Coin.
5-Welcome Pretty Primrose-Pin-
sutI-Mrs. J. H. Waters. Mrs. E. X.
Bryan. Miss Waddell. Miss Waters,
Mrs. Greene Fenley, Mrs J. D. Smith.
n-Selected-Miss Hattie
Taylor.
7-SeXtette-Lucia di Lammermoor
-Brunner-Mrs. E. K. Bryan, Mrs.
Greene Feniey, Mr.. R. c. Banks, Mr..
Greene Fenley. Mr.. w. c. Kraft, Mr..
a. S. Holden.
8-Piano William TelP'- |
Rumnel-Mrs. Robt Grady Mrs. E. |
Sohulken.
9-VocaI Solo" "Serenade'-
bert-Mrs. A. der Harris.
1O-Piano Solo-''Water Nympth"-
Nevln-Mrs. A. NJ. Waddell. I
ll-Quartette-"T MOrn'-Gilch
MIR. K. c. Banks, Mr.. Greene FenIex
Mr.. W. c. Kraft. Mr. A. S. Holden
ADDRESS AT HIGH SCHOOL
1t was announced yesterday that DR..
Della Dixon-Carroll, on the invitation
of superintendent Blair, has decided
20 make an address to the high schoo.
in the chapel at the high
school this morning at o'clock. DR..
olxon-Carroll is a woman of rare abil-
lCy and learning and no doubt treat
IS IN store for the high school stu
1ehts' The ladies of the Federation, /
ano oInerS who may be interested, {
are invited to hear the address |
PROGRAM FOR TODAY.
1o a. m.-Roll call. :
Ni1n"'es OF meeting of Wednesday, e
April 24th. =
reports of departments-pubuica- :,
ION state charities, reciprocity child =
study, domestic science. . .
Report of committa, ~, r;.
constitution. ~ " d
New Business. Il
80 p: m|-Recess and luncheon y. y
2:30 p. m.-Annual election of off, -
ers. -
Report Of committees on courtaaes. :.