The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-05-04
DOIN(,,S OF SOCIETY
MENDELsSOHN CHORAL CLUB TO
GIVE MUSIC FEAST.
Miss Eugeria Salley Will Entertain
Tonight.--May Meeting Of Eutaw
Chapter Held and Officers Elected.

Chapter Held and Officers Elected.
A music feast will be given at the
Academy of Music Tuesday night,
May 9Th, by the Mendelssohn Choral
Club of this city. This organization
Is composed entirely of local artists
and will be assisted in the concert
by Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Locke and
Mrs. Huiet of Charleston. Tese last
mentioned are musicians Of note and
are we'll known over the State. Miss
Tische will play a violin solo and
the Orangeburg Military Band will
also render several selections. One
of the features of the opening will be
the cantata by the entire Choral
Club chorus. The object of this club
is not to raise funds, but to interest
Orangeburg people in good music
and for the mutual uplift and study
ing of local artists and music lovers.
An annual Spring Festival will in
all probability be given by this or
ganizaaion, especially If it is de-
monstrated that the public generally
| is interested in the work. The prices
Of admission are nominal, just suff-
cient to clear expenses. They are
|25, 35 and SO cents. The opening
number Of the concert will be an
overture by the Orangeburg Military
Band, then several selections by the
artists will follow. The personne Of
the club is as follows: Solists, Mrs.
w. G.. Smith and Mr.. A. G. Ligon;
Pianists, Miss Leila Marchant and
Mrs. w. S. Holmes; Chorus: Sopran-
os, Mrs. w. G. Smith, Mrs. W. R.
Lowman, Mrs. J. l.. McLees, Mrs. ].
A. Berry; Second Sopranos Miss
Lizzie Sawyer, Mrs. M. G. Salley,
Miss Tebie Wanamaker; Altos, Mrs.
Courtney Dibble, Miss May Riggs;
| End Altos, Mrs. w. L. Glaze, Miss
Ruth Holman and Miss Sue Walker.
The quartette which will give several
Flower Song selections consists of
Mrs. ]. A. Berry, Soprano; Miss
Tebie Wannamaker, End Sopranna;
Miss Ruth Holman, 1st Alto; and
Miss Sue Walker, End Alto. Mrs.
B. F. Muckenfuss is the musical
director Of the club.
Miss Engenia Salley will entertain
tonight in honor Of her guests, the
Misses Purdom, Fletcher and Wealth
erly. Cards and other games fill
be played. Those attending will be
Misses Kittie Salley, Pauline Cart,
Tebie Wannamaker, Louise Johnson,
Dot Bull, Alma Wannamaker, Sue
Walker, Bessie Thompson, Ruth Hol-
man, May Smith, Carrie Wannamak-
er, Eliza Slater, Jennie Smith and
Simsie McMichael; iMessrs. Frank
Seignois, Julian Salley, Mamie Rick
enbaker, Arthur Walker, Lewis Wan
namaker, Whitford Smith, Henry
Slater, Raworth Salley, Franz Witte,
Eugene Zeigler, Gilmore Sims, New
ton Brunson, Clifford Slater, Paschal
Albergotti, Thee. Wolfe, Jerome Nc
Michael, Izlar Sims, John Stroman
and DR.. VIM. Walker.
II II
Election of officers was the feature
of the May meeting Of the Eutaw
Chapter, D. A. R., which met with
Mrs. Mazyck Walker Tuesday after
noon. Those named were: Regent,
Miss Marion Salley; Vice-Regent,
Mrs. T. A. Jeffords; Recording Sec
retary, Mrs. ]. L. Sims; Correspond
ling Secretary, Mrs. Ella Seignious;
Treasurer, Mrs. ]. A. Berry; Custc-
dian, Gdiss Kittie Salley; Historian,
Mrs. Albert Kennedy; and Auditor,
Mrs. B. H. Moss. The reports Of
officers were then read. After the
business session was over Mrs. Claffy
read an interesting aper on "Dicey
Langston." The hostess served dam
ty refreshments.
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