The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1917-09-21
BISHOP WINCHESTER, OF ARkAN-
sAs, DELIVERS INSPIRING Ao-
DRESS TO PUPILS.
MANY new PUPILS ENItR
Self Centre! Was Theme OF Sermon
To Young Women Entering Upon
Duties as Students in Famous
School. ...


dress at the opening of the eighty
third session of the Columbia Institute =,
in ST. Georges chapel. He likened T
the life Of girls entering school to the n
feat of the Italian army that crossed S
the mountains and won great vic
tory over the Austrians. This was =
accomplished by self control, the high {
est essential of successful life. q
The bishop paid beautiful spirit
to the Institute and its equipment.
Zone is reminded by this beautiful
building of a great castle, not OF a
= military nature where monarchs walk
but, where blessed spirits dwell and
have dwelt," said the bishop. He
said that the history of the Institute
was such as to inspire all who attend !
ed it's sessions to attain the highest
things in life.
The Institute opens its session for
D the year under very happy conditions.
) St. Georges Chapel was filled to its
capacity with the students and the
/ alumnae and friends of Columblas
great school. Shortened form of the
! the morning prayer of the Episcopal
4 church was said by the president OF
? the school, DR.. Capers, who also made
= few remarks of welcome to the girls
4 of the city and especially to those
4 from distance. Dr. Capers then In
2 trcduced Bishop Winchester, OF Ar
. kansas, who made a most inspiring
= and instructive address.
9 While all of the young ladies from
q distance have not arrived, yet good
= w number have come in. Among the
4 arrivals this morning was Col. Geo.
K. Warner, of ST. Louis, treasurer OF
q the Cotton Belt Railway System and
< one of st. Louis most prominent bust
, ness men. Col. Warner is kinsman
# Dr. Capers, and came to enter his
daughter, Miss Margaret Warner, II
the Institute Others of the distln
guished visitors were: Rev. Geo. II
n Hennessy, and Mrs. Henessy, VINO en-
- tered their daughter, Miss Lourl'
Room. Mrs. Oscar A. Swift OF Hous
ne ton. Texas. who entered her daughter
Agnes Clair; Mrs Jennie PEBBLES,
Jackson. Miss, who entered his daugh
ter. Virginia: Mrs Ethel c. Moore,
on Decatur. Ala, who entered her daugh
lad ter, Wilbur; Mr. and Mrs. H. q. Lips
he comb of Nashville, who entered thel
me daughter, Genevieve; Mr.. Charlie
ort Widney. a student of Sewanee, I'm
vas versity of the South, who accomps
AS MED his sister, Miss Matte Celest
per Widney, of Chickasaw, Okla.
ted The registration today is as follows
ing Miss Fay Shields, Greenville, Miss
tee Miss Mary Bond, Cleveland, MISS.
md Miss Ruth Royalty, Chattanooga
mp. Tenn.
to Miss Hazel Lamar, Atlanta, Ga.
ser. Misses Mary and Alice Polk, Sprin
to Hill, Tenn.
the Miss Rosetta Gottlieb, Brooksid
de. Ala.
the Miss Vashti Law, Benoit, Miss.
ents Miss Louira Boon, Paducah, NY
,ard Miss Kathleen Hepburn.
ntry Miss Cornelia Hopkins, blrmln
the nam, Ala.
Miss Margaret Warner, ST. Lou
lied Mo.
red, Mss Agnes Swift, Houston, Ie&f
enry Mics Celeste Dauchy, San Anton
Texas.
Miss Matte Celeste Widney, Chi(
&C asha, Okla
- Miss Wildly Moore, Decatur, Ala
MIL Miss Ruth Thornburg, Anders'
Ind.
N,ss Addie Armstrong, Columf
Tenn.
BE Miss Virginia PEBBLES, Jacks
Miss.
Miss Mildred Thompson, GreenVi
NY Miss.
neral Miss Margaret Yeager, Knoxvi
Tenn.
tha' Misses Mary and Kate Latta' Dy'
nu burg, Tenn.
MT Miss Jane Anderson, Chattanoe
Tenn.
come Miss Genevieve Lipscomb, M
'"u1 vile, Tenn.
Will Miss Mary WATSON, Greenv
Miss.
Miss Earlene Brewer, Clarksd
Miss.
80 Miss Dora Belle Folbre, For
o City, Ark.
: Miss Helen Page Jackson, GranV
Tenn.
Third The following is the faculty for
i'd pa ensuing year:
horn Mrs. Louise NJ Clark, Miss c
lotte Henderson, Madam De Me