The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-05-24

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The lecture which Senator Carmaek
had consented to give at the First
Methodist church in this city for the
benefit of the Methodist church at
Cross Bridges, has been indefinitely
postponed. owing to the crowded con-
dition of the social calendar; there
being so many conventions and school
commeneements, etc.-on the program
this week and next.
B
The Winnie Davis Chapter enter
tanned the delegates OF the U. D. G.
with most perfectly appointed and
elaborate luncheon. given at the Cen
fury Club Thursday. The entire low
er floor was opened and artistically
decorated with mountain laurel. The
Italian band was stationed In the up
per hall The tables were arranged
in the spacious ball room. On each
table was a handsome glass vase of
either roses. peoples or narcissus.
The center table was wreathed in
smilax. and it's floral adornment was
American beauties. A tempting course
luncheon was served. The officers
and members of the chapter received
and entertained their guests.
B
The little members of Miss Wal |
lace's class gave most delightful |
musical at the Institute Tuesday af-
ternoOn. Those taking part in the
program were Misses Charlotte Wat
son, Mary McKennon, Robbie Good
man, Elizabeth Watson, Mildred Lit
tlefield and Margery Clary They
were assisted by little Miss Rebecca
Watson. This little lady, whose vocal
solos called forth much applause, is
not yet student, but her sweet, clear
voice and evident talent will some day
place her in the foremost ranks of
circles All the performers
in the rendition of their selections
evinced most careful and skillful train
ng and reflected much credit upon
heir most excellent teacher.
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The following program was given
Tuesday evening at the Institute, and
vas thoroughly enjoyed by large au-
Hence. The young ladies displayed
treat talent and progress in both their
Ocal and instrumental numbers. At
he close of the program, dance was
njoyed until late hour.
PART l.
Nearest and Dearest Tuscan Folk
ong) Carriciolo-ChoTus Class.
Minuetto in B Minor, Schubert
Iiss Bessie Dawson.
Barcarole venetian Boat Song),
Kate Sowell.
Tarentelle, S. Heller-Miss Emma
icketts.
Seguedilla, Bohm-Miss Myrtle Wat
ms.
Eyes of Blue, Fabian Rose--Miss
ellie Chaffin.
Spring Song. Mendelssohn--Miss !
adys Dedman
Fantasia Brilliant Gil Trovatore), 5
Mary Rainey and An {
e May Fleming. Z
PART II. s
(a) Nocturne OPP. 80, No. l, Chopin; s
Hochzeitstagauf Troldhangen, &
eig-Miss Leroy Langdon Buck q
(a} Solfegietto, Phi. EN-. Bach; (b) 8
ntaisie in d minor, Mozart-Miss y
lnie May Fleming. 8
McDowell-Miss Mary 3
iney b
la) Lullaby, Mario; 90 Good Day Q
rie, Pessard-Miss Nellie Chaffin.. -.
Waltz in e major, Mokowski- ga,
IS Leroy Langdon Buck. del
al Awakening of Birds, Lysberg; IL.
shepherds and Maidens, Nevin- cha
IS Mary Rainey. Fra
al Shadow Dance, Mcdowell; (b) Ma
rk! Hark! The Lark, Schubert mu
zt-Miss Annie May Fleming. goo
Airs from Der Freischutz. Oberon N
Preciosa, Carl Maria Weber-Lys. wal
g-Miss Leroy Buck and Miss In
lace. mo
9th,
lrs. Allison Websaer is quite sick. tucl
Ir. w. H. Lipscomb is on the sick The
will
Y j. Howard has been sick for the Mis-
t few days. etts
IT. John Burns is recovering from Gle
recent illness. sie
n. ]. D. Blair is quite sick, threat ma rt
! with pneumonia.
rs. Bruce Cochran is recovering
a a severe attack of grip. n
rs. j. T. Fry, who has been sick Of +