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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-11-16
HAVE a HEART
Buy One and Show That You Hav,
Contributed to Cause.

Have il Saturday. nice little red
one to wear on your coat to show
that YOU have contributed TO caring
for the neglected, crippled and physi-
cally defective children found in the
rural, mining and numbering sections
Of our state, by the Michigan Child
Welfare league, "a licensed organiza-
ton that finds children in need Of
surgery and hospital care and takes
them TO the hopsitals, mostly in De
t,oit, where a medical staff, inferior
to none. gives its services gratuiously.
After operation they are taken to
the leagues convalescent home,
where they receive the very best Of
care. When returned TO their homes
local representatives are appointed TO
call at their homes once month and
report to league headquarters, 5lS
Chamber of Commerce, Detroit. II
conditions i'm homes are found TO be
unfit for the proper rearing of child
rem the cases are referred TO the pro-
bate courts. Although the league is
only on its fourth year, it has handled
successfully hundreds OF cases. The
success of the league has been due
largely to the generosity of the gen
eral public in furnishing funds, which
are raised through subscription and
tag days.
So if you can spare a dime, a quar-
ter or even more for heart Satur-
day, you will be helping a large mum
beI of children to face life without
the handicap of a physical defect.
Much constructive work is done II
home and pensions are secured FOR
widows with children.
Mrs. G. v Wright is to act a.
chairman Of the local committee anC
Miss Mildred Avery as secretary
Headquarters for the day will be il
Wright furniture store
"The Ne'er-Dd-We ll"-greater thar
The specialization Thanksgiv
Il
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-11-16
THE THEATRE
COMING

Billie Burke, famous star of the
speaking stage and proclaimed by
many theatrical critics Americas most
charming actress, is coming to Alma.
Not in real life, but on the motion
picture screen of the Genesta theater
will the fascinating Billie greet her
friends, for il is i'm "Gloria's Ro-
nance, a wonderful motion picture
novel from the pen of Mr.. and Mrs.
Rupert Hughes, that Billie is now at
work. She plays the part of Gloria
Stafford, daughter of millionaire
banker, andw i'll be afforded unusual
opportunities to wear some gowns
that are sure to be the talk of the
year. These frocks were specially de-
signed for Miss Burke by Henri Ban
del, Lucille and Balloon, known the
world over for their unique creations,
and are certain to be studied most
carefully by all who are interested in
fashions of the moment.
The supporting cast is headed by
Henry kolker, an actor of sterling
merit, who has appeared as the star
If number Of famous productions
both on Broadway and on tour, and
among the others who will be seen in
"Gloria's Romance" might be men
toned such we'll known players rs
David Powell, William Rouselle, Frank
Kleine's foremost director, is staging
the picture, and went to Palm Beach,
Florida, for the opening scenes of the
story, while later chapters of the
novel find their locale in New York
City
Manager Genesta of the Genesta
theater is surely to be congratulated
on securing such an attraction for
his patrons, as the picture is in ire
mendous demand among theater man
ayers, and it was only because Man
ager Genesta offered higher price
for the film than his competitors that
he was able TO land the production
at this time. The first chapter of
"Gloria's Romance" will be shown at
the Genesta on Wednesday, December
9th.
In "Glorias Romance" the great
Rupert Hughes motion picture novel,
ir which Billie Burke is appearing at
the Genesta theater on Wednesday,
December 9Th. Miss Burke will be
seen in $4,000 Russian sable coat,
$4,000 ermine coat, a blue and
gold and metal embroidered evening
coat trimmed with silver fox fur,
valued at 50, 800 and a dinner gown
trimmed with lace that was priced at
$50 per yard. The gowns were all
designed by Henri Bendel, Lucille and
Balcom and are sure to attract the
particular attention of all who keep
in touch with the latest fashions.-Ad.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-11-16
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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-11-16
KALAMAZOO AND ALMA
ARE IN TITLE BATTLE
These College Teams Will Fight
il out for NJ. |. A. A. Title
Here on Saturday.

On Saturday of this week the Kala-
mazoo and Alma college football
teams will battle on Davis field for the
field for the Michigan Intercollegiate
championship in football, and a hard
game is expected to result, with both
teams estimated as being of about even
strength.
Kalamazoo college has not lost q
game this year and is strong, possibly
little stronger than Alma. Kalama
roo defeated Albion last Saturday Al
to Is, and the week before defeated
Olivet rs TO 0, while Albion won from
Alma in an early season game, and
Alma thumped Olivet 81 TO 0. Dope
as a result will have the Celery Eaters
"A slight favorite over the Alma college
team.
In spite of the recent shift made
necessary in the Alma lineup the
team is looking strong and with an
other weeks practice the writer be-
lieves that it will be the equal of the
I alamazoo college team, and that
ii will have an equal chance to win
and nail down the title. The right to
the title may possibly be questioned
now, but those in close touch with the
NJ. |. A. A. believe that whatever slight
claim Albion may have through her
fiuke victory over Alma college, will
be dispelled Saturday when Olivet and
Albion meet at Olivet. Olivet is be
ing doped to defeat Albion and put her
slight claims underground.
This will leave it to Kalamazoo and
Alma, and Kazoo could not claim
much over Alma after a defeat at
Alma's hands, provided of course that
Alma does defeat the orange and
black.
Leaving out all dope, it is sure 10
be a great game, and one well worth
seeing.
The Ne'er-Do-W Well" - ldlehour
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-11-16
A GREAT PRODUCTION

At the Idlehour theater, on Thanks
giving Day. there will be presented
the great Selig play, "The Ne'erDo-
Well,' written by Rex Beach.
In many respects critics assert that
THE Meier Do Welt is even greater
than THE Spoilers" also written by
Rex Beach and released by the Sellg
company.
Colin Campbell directed THE Spoil
ers" and "The Ne'er-Do- Well" and
Kathlyn Williams, who achieved such
emotional heights in "The Spoilers,
even surpassed the record made there
as Mrs Stephen Cortlandt in "The
Ne'er- Do-Well."
Wheeler Oakman plays the title
role and the drama filmed in Panama
the locale of Rex Beach's story
abounds in plot, counterpart, hand-to.
hand battles, and strong love interest
Beautiful scenic effects are plenti.
full including wonderful tropical seen
cry The production is in ten acts
Ad
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-11-16
School Children's Matinee

On Tuesday afternoon of next week
at $3.50 the Idlehour theater will give
a school children's matinee, featuring
"The Prince and the Pauper," with
Marguerite Clark starring.
1t is film that should attract the
school children and hold their atten-
ton throughout. Brings out the
prince, sickened with court life and
willing to change places with pauper.
The pauper filled with envy at the
position of the prince, brooding over
his lowly station in life. wishes for a
change.
Don't miss this picture and see
how they change positions with each
other, and how they come out.-Ad.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-11-16
ADVERTISED LETTERS

Alma, Mich, Nov 10. 1916
Advertised list for week ending
November 18th, 1916.
Mrs. j. c. Bany, (two), Mrs. Bill
Menace, Miss Louise Beaman, Mrs.
Frank Miller, Messrs. Bishop < Son,
Mrs. Lucy Murphy, Carl Carnie, VIM.
Peckham, Mrs. Roscoe Davis, Mrs.
Anna Ravlin, Miss Esther Fowler,
Miss r. Ransom, Orrin Gibba, Mr.. J.
+. Rice. Miss Mine Grover, Mrs. Lottie
Scott. Mr.. L. Goggins, Mrs. Seam
Smith. f. Henry, Mr.. Seymor Smith
Mrs. Gatha Markham, Miss NJ Warn
er. Mr.. Albert McMulen.
The above if not called for will be
sent to the Dead Letter Office, Nov
9TH, 1916. V. p. Cash. p. NJ
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-11-16

"The Ne'er-D ID Well"-greater thar
The Spoilers Thanksgiv
ing Day.-Ad.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-11-16
THREW BRICK-PAID FINE

The latter part Of last week Charles
Oliver is said to have called a fellow
workman, Edward Leonard, vile
name. and Leonard is said to have re-
taliated by throwing a brick, which
struck Oliver good and hard. Oliver
swore out warrant for Leonard, and
before Justice Mann Leonard was
found guilty and assessed fine and
costs Of 1915. The Justice took into
consideration the name that Oliver
called Leonard. which made the fine
less than il otherwise would have been.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-11-16

The Ne'er- Do Well" - ldleh
Thanksgiving Day.-Ad.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-11-16
DRINKS PAY FINE

Frank Ledger and Thomas Hughes
appeared before Justice AL Mann on
Monday Of this week and were giving
small fines and costs for being drunk
and intoxicated.
II is claimed that Ledger was fur
nshed liquor by John Bender, who
when Ledger was drunk, got him "a
sign over his pay check. The authori-
ties are undecided as TO what action
will be taken in this matter
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-11-16
ARCADIA FARMERS CLUB

Mr.. and Mrs Fred Bradford will en-
tortain the Arcadia Farmers club,
Thanksgiving Day. Ladies are re.
quested to bring folding tables. The
program follows
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-29

tions--uuit digging with knives and
scissors. Give me 'GETS-iT' every
time!"
That's what they all say the
very first time they use "GFTS-IT* =
It's because "GETS-lT'' is so sim
pie and easy to use--put II on in
in few because there il no
work OF oorn-fooling to do. no pain
that shoots up to your heart. II gets
your corns off your mind All the
time it's working--and then. that
little old corn peels right off. leaves
The clean. corn-free skin underneath
and your corn IL gone, No won
der millions prefer "GETS-IT." Try
III tonight.
"GETS-Ir' Is sold and recon-
lmended by druggists everywhere,
25c a bottle. or sent on receipt OF
price by =. Lawrence a. Co, Chicago,
In. Sold In Waxahaehie and rec
commended as the worlds best corn
lremedy by Cirlin Drug Co. adv.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-29
Gives Birthday Party.

Mrs. Ed Rogers gave a delightful
lawn party for her little daughter,
Nancy Jane, celebrating her fourth
birthday last Saturday afternoon.
The birthday cake with the four tiny
candles was q feature of the cele-
bration. Mrs. Rogers was assisted
by Mesdames C. A. Tunnel, Forrest
.Upshaw, Lee Rogers, A. Wicker ard
Miss Ella Fierce. cake and cream
cones were served. The little guests
were Emma jane McDavid, Goodwin
Sweat, Margaret Calvin, May Adj
dington, @Billie Turner, Florence Sue
Worley, Gwendolyn Upshaw, Gene
Marjorie Martin, Elizabeth Tunnel.
Dorothy Campbell, Alline Danse,
Geraldine Moore, Wilburn Rogers,
Louise and Sidna Farley, Margaret
Morley, Marian Pridemore, Free
man Meek, Elizabeth Dobson. Eliza
beth Holland, Hubert and Madison
Howle, Villa, Marjorie and c. w.
Moores Jr.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-29
Club win Have Luncheon.

The Waxahachie Shakespeare club
will re-assemble for the fall study
term Tuesday at one o'clock, when
the club members will come together
i'm luncheon at Hotel Rogers. The
lclub has full membership. already
lforty-fiye enrolled, and a number OF
applications on file. Mrs. Kemble as
chairman OF the entertainment COM
mittee has planned some interesting
toasts and short speeches for the
luncheon. The first study will be
Julius Caesar with Mrs. II. T. Liv.
Ilngston as teacher. Mrs C. w simp-
son is president, and under her lead
Iership the club is hopeful for one of
the very best years in its history,
being now nearly stwenty years old.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-29
Endcaynr social

The members Of the Christian En-
deayor enjoyed a delightful social
Monday evening in the SUNDAY
school rooms OF the Central Presby-
terian church. 1t was get acquaint-
ed meeting. there being a number
OF new students in Trinity universe
~. who will be active members In
the society. and the return of many
old students made the social hours
of great pleasure. Miss Charlie Nav
Baker and her helpers as members
of the entertainment committee plan
ned very attractive party, "A
Track Meet Social" Miss Baker is
chairman of the committee with the
following assistants: Misses Helen
and Sarah Chapman. Uta Scott. an,
Benton Chapman and Charlie Middle
ton. Punch was served from an at
tiactively decorated bower of ever
greens and Miss Helen Chapman was
serving. Sandwiches were served
with the punch and later in the even
ing cream and cake were served. A
number of unique contests we're in
teresting. In the airship contest,
blowing paper cornicopias across a
cord, Forrest Buie came out victori-
Gus. The peanut contest was car
rying a number of peanuts on a
spoon handle across the room. and
Ted Estes exhibited steady nerve
and came out in that. The twenty
yard dash was won by Massie Webb.
In the discus throw Miss Pernica
MoCluney was successful About
sixty guests were present. Marvin
Culbertson of Hamlin, and Russell
Trimble of San Angelo were the out
CT town guests.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-29
chora, Club Organized.

Tho musical interest In waxaha-
chic is continually on the increase.
and only last week new club has
been organized to interest the sing
ors Of the city. II IL a choral club
and viii meet weekly at Sims library
on Saturdays. The first meeting
win be Saturday. October :. at two
o'clock. Mrs. W. A. Grow In the
director. Mrs. Ed nuBose was elect.
ed president. and Miss Lucy McDuf.
fie was made secretary and treasurer
Mrs. Joe Cohn In accompanist
There are thirty members enrolled
The club expects to give occasional
open meetings.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-29

three children and could not raise any Of
them, but since have taken the Com
pound ! have bright baby boy. !
advise every suffering woman TO try 1t
and get relief. 1t has done wonders for
me" Mrs. CATHARINE GooDLINc, 1888
4. King Street, York, Pa
When medicine has been successful
in bringing health to so many, no
woman has right to say without try
ing it, 81 do not believe it will help
me-" There must be more than hum
dred thousand women in this country
who. like Mrs. Cooling. have proven
what wonders Lydia q. pinkham's Veg
etahle Compound can do for weak and
ailing women. Try 1t and see for
yourself.
IL there are any complications
you don't understand, write
Lydia II. Pinkbam Medicine Cos
lcon6dentiaD, Lynn. Mass.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-29

Mrs. s. h. Fowler was hostess al
an attractive morning parry Thurs
day IGNORING her sister-in-law. Mrs.
Taylor Dowdle of Morrilton. Ark
Garden flowers aud gladlolas made
the floral designs for the reception
suite. Refreshments consisted oil
stuffed tomatoes. peach ice. olives
and sandwiches. Two tables were ar.
ranged for the game of eighty-four
The guests included Mrs. nowdle OF
Morrilton. Ark. Mcsdames John
Dunaway. T. II. cheatham. Lem G.
|culin. I. NJ Holland. James HART
son. John Spalding. C. W. simpson
~. d. Kemble, W. A. Grow. VIII
Hines, Cyfal Erwin of San Antonio
Muncey Campbell. W. b. Ferguson
H. N. Peters, Sid Turner and John
Campbell.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-29

The Billiard Heights Bible class
was entertained in social session
Wednesday afterrnon by the teacher,
Mrs. y. Il. Moffett. at her beautiful
home. Rosemont Mrs. Moffett with
her characteristic cordially met
the guests ut the door. Mrs. Sarah
Thompson received In the reception
room. The opening prayer was led
by Mrs. Sarah Thompson. After the
business session Acats 21:14-25 WIS
read. Programs and pencils were
then given the guests. which con-
tanned twenty questions on the life
of Paul. The characters and places
studied by the class during the sum-
mer were presented In a picture cha
rade. The guests we're invited to
the dining room where punch and
waters were served by Mesdames ].
r. Armstrong and j. II. Chapman.
Music on the Edison was enjoyed af-
ter refreshments. Mrs. n. H. Lewis
and Mrs. Sarah Thompson We're the
special guests. Mrs. j. L. Hart dis
missed with prayer The afternoon
was profitable and pleasant, and
Mira. Moffett as teacher of the class
has sustained splendid interest in
the Bible lessons.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-29
Congcninl Club Entertained.

Mrs. r. f. Brooks was hostess TO
the Coagenial club Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Boyd Gou.
nah in Trinity addition. Pot plants
land fall roses made the decorations
The guest room was beautified In
Isun flowers.
Apricot ice and angel food we're
lseryed. Five tables were arranged
flor the game. Mrs. T. A. Chapman
land Mrs. Il. F. Brooks made high
Iscofe. Special guests were Mes
danes II. L. Williamson. Cary VIII
ison, Phil Bertram and W. NJ It'd.
well.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-29
MAIN STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH BIBLE SCHOOL RALLY.

| A Bible school rally will be held
q, the Main Street Christian church
on Sunday when the following pro
sram Will be rendered
Song by School. Onward Chris
tisn Soldiers
nvocation--Rey. Chas. A. Chas
teen.
Service BY Primary department.
Cradle Roll service.
Presentation OF certificates ana
diplomas to beginners.
Song by school, ''Ihe Kings Bust
ness
Presentation to primary depart
ment.
Song by juniors and intermedi-
ates.
The Twenty-fourtn Psalm---Jun-
icrs and Intermediates.
Quartette--Young Mems class.
Song. THE Holy City"--Mlss Jim
nile Wynne.
Reading--Miss Virginia Trippett.
Glass iiistory--Ladies' Adult Bi-
bic class.
The Mems Adult CLASSIFY .
member OF the c,ass
Pantomime. "The Holy City,
Young Ladies.
Taik--By the Minister.
Rally Day offering.
Special Music--By the Church
cheir.
Communion service.
Benediction.
A photo will be made of the
school and visitors.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-29

The Waxahachie Music club has
issued its Ycat Books. which are
moss attrac,ively designed in gold
and white. the club oolors. The club
motto is. Let as keep music in out
lives" The flower Is the daisy Tho
year hook announces that at each
meeting an illustrative musical pro-
gram viii be given.
Tho active members are as follows.
Miss Wnifrod Armstrong. MIS-. r.
Brady. Mrs. W. y. Boyd Mrs. Earl
Brown. Mrs. W. X. Rruton. Mrs. T.
H. Cheatham. Miss Margaret Cole.
Miss Catherine Cole. Miss Vera
Crislcr. Mrs. r. A. DuBose Jr., Mrs.
G. w. Elliott, Miss Ruby Fogg. Miss
Halle Groce, Mrs. +. Nj. Hines.
Mrs. f. Hurd. Mrs. phil Jones. Mrs.
K. n. Killibrew. Miss Lillian Roger,
Mrs. Thomas Z. Mallard, Miss Lucy
McDuffie. Mrs J. L. Penn. Mrs. w.
F.. shive. Miss Mabel smith. Miss
Mario Smith. Miss Willie Sowell.
Miss Julia Scion. Miss Lila Stroud,
Mrs. c. ID. Teutsch. Mrs Carroll
Todd. Mrs. G. G. Waggoner. Mrs. |.
NJ. Williams.
The patrons will be;
Miss Alice Adkisson. Mrs. w. d.
Anderson, Mrs, J T. Andrews. Mrs.
Maude Biard. Miss Augusta Bates,
Mrs. John G. Bradley. Mrs. Glenn
Bolinger. Mrs. William A. Bonner,
Mrs. Frank Chapman. Mrs. Joe Coin.
Mrs. Arson Cole, Mrs. w. A. Grow,
Miss Esther Dooley. Mrs. John
Dunaway, Mrs. s. r.. Fowler. Mrs.
Harry Fugate, Mrs. J. P. Herndon,
Miss JULIA Hillyer. Mrs. Erling Hell
land, Mrs. Lynn Lasswell. Mrs. Err
nest Littlepage. Mrs. b. r. Moffett,
Mrs. Matte Moore, Miss Mamie Rog-
ers, Mrs. f. w. Rice. Mrs. NJ. b.
Ray. Mrs. f. c. Rogers. Mrs. John
Ratchford, Miss Lula Rosson. Mrs
j. c. Smith, Mrs. Henry Swain. Mrs
N. J. Thomas.
The officers are:
President, Miss Julia Scion; First
Vice President, Mrs. J. Lee Penn:
Second Vice President, Mrs. T. H.
Cheatbam; Recording Secretary
Mrs. E. A. DuBose Jr.; Correspond
ing Secretary, Miss Ruby Fogg;
Treasurer, Miss Willie Sowell,
Critic, Mrs. Phil Jones; Parliamenta-
rian, Miss Mabel Smith; Press Re
porter, Miss Marie Smith.
The committees are:
Program and Year Book-Mrs, J.
Lee Penn, Mrs. c. d. Teutsch, Mrs.
w. d. Boyd, Miss Halle Groce, Miss
Mabel Smith.
Promotion-Mrs.T T. H. Cheatham
Mrs. Ed DuBose, Miss Marie Smith
| Membership-Miss Ruby Fogg,
Mrs. F. Brady. Mrs. r. b. Kille-
brew
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-29

Misses Marguerite and Katherine
Cole entertained with an elegantly
appointed dinner Thursday evening.
honorinr J. Lcmondc Henry OF Ian
caster. Who Is leaving next week for
Cornell University. i:hica. " Y. A
ak course dinner. attractive In all
ia appointments. was served Cor
ven colors. red and white. we're dts
played IN the decorative scheme. The
center piece was bic haske, filled
With rcd geraniums and red oarna-
tions. the handle being adorned with
a fluffy how cf mallnc. OF rich rod
hue. Place cards contained conun-
drums which were read during the
dinner course Nectar was served
during the dinner. Cards named
places for Miss Elsa Mccartney and
Aubrey welbourn. Misa Katherine
Cole and n. q. I.andrum. Miss Mar.
gacrite Cole and J. Lemondc iIoary.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-29
Seventh Anniversary.

Loveta Alexander celebrated he~
seventh birthday last Saturday af-
ternoon at the home of her parents
On Farley street. She was honoreG
with a number of attractive gifts
Fishing in an imrro.iseo pond was
one of the enjoyable features. Cream
cones were served to the following:
Louise Jones, Beatrice Patten, annie
Laurie Wnipple. Carolyn Ransom,
Juanita Nugent, Rhoda Plumhoff.
Fannie Ruth Thomas, Louise Khrone,
Elizabeth and Dorothy Shores, Annie
Irene York, Herbert Page Jr., Rob-
ert Brady, Brown and Olyn Nugent,
Bob York Jr and Loveta Alexander.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-29

Miss l.. +. Whipple was hostess
Saturday 10 the Thursday club. Miss
Moses Wall of Carthage was the out
Iof-town guest. The reception suite
was decorated in autumn leaves and
golden rod. Mrs. VIII Hines and
Miss lnez Singleton assisted the hos
tess in entertaining. Refreshments
consisted of stuffed tomatoes. nectar,
Sandwiches and olives.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-29
New Voice Teacher at Trinity.

Mrs. John G.. Bradley of the music
department OF Trinity university
made her initial appearance. Tues
IGay morning at chapel hour in the
university auditorium. Her person
Iality and voice won instant favor IL
the hearts of the student body.
Mrs. Bradley has rich lyric So
|prano of sympathetic quality and
beautiful tone. She sings with ease
and artistic finish, but greater than
these is the warmth and tenderness
felt in her Interpretation. Her at
tractive stage manner betokens an
Experienced concert artist. Mrs.
Bradley sang "l'he Swallow" b.
Cowen. and for an encore she gave
a Lullaby" by Clutsam. Her high
pianissmos were unusually swee.
ana clear. Miss Bates, Trinity gifted
pianist. played the accompaniment.
. Mr.. j. Bert Graham, director OF
the department of music, is very
much encouraged for the bright pros
~ects for the fall term. Music low
ers OF Waxahachie will be interested
in hearing that this department is
expecting one OF the very best years
the school has had for some time.
The music faculty and public speak
ing department will give recital al
an early date.