The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1921-04-01

remarkable technique and the tone
color and fiexibility Of her voice.
After her song group, composed OF
"Recompence," Hammond; Love Is
the Wind, MacFayden; "Bashful
Johnnieo, Hyatt; "A Million Little
Diamonds, Schimnke; "A Sea Drift"
Brander; and "The Awakening,
Spross, the recital audience was so
enthusiastic over Miss Porter's voice,
that it demanded an encore, some
thing unprecedented in a Converse
student recital.
She has many friends in college,
also in Spartanburg, because of her
charming and gracious personality,
and received many pretty gifts and
many handsome flowers on the occa-
sion of her graduate recital. She is
/ the daughter of Mayor and Mrs Joel
M. Porter, who with Mrs. Chas. Por-
ter attended the recital at Converse.
Her mother who is q talented must
clan, has one OF the sweetest voices
| in Paris.
Miss Margaret Porter, before going
to Converse, studied voice with Mrs.
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popular in this her home city, and
her, many friends here will appreci-
ate her success at college.
Miss Annie Leach HOnoree
Miss Annie Leach of GAINESVILLE
who is a frequent and popular visi-
tor OF her sister, Mrs e. l. Boales,
was the inspiration of a pretty after
noon bridge of which Miss Corinne
Hancock was hostess, Friday after,
noon at her home, N. Poplar
The home was decorated with
spring flowers, OF the three tables
of players, Mrs. Fred Collins made
4 the highest score at auction, and was
awarded corsage of pink roses
valley lilies and sweet peas.
The honoree was presented Margie
lchain.
The hostess, was assisted by Miss
Laura Frances Boales, served a de
lectable salad course featuring the
Easter idea. Tallys were handpaint
ed in Easter designs, and miniature
baskets of candy Easter eggs were
favors.
In addition to the hostess and hon
Gree, the personnel included, Mes
danes Chas. Williams, Earl Moody
L. c. James, Ell Boles, Digger Rain
ey, George McSwain, Fred Collins, T
e. Smith, of Saratoga, Miss, ant
Misses Amelia Phillips. Elizabeth
Watson, and Laura Frances Boales
Recital at Cottage Grove.
Again people of the Cottage Grow,
vicinity are to be given an entertain
ment treat on the occasion of Satur
day evening, April 2, when the pupil
of Miss Alma Womack, the popula
. and talented music teacher of tn,
Cottage Grove High School, will APP
ipear in recital at the High Schoo
Auditorium.
All those who have enjoyed the ex
cellent previous entertainments al
ranged by Miss Womack, and man,
who have been told of the recog
nized success of them will be prompt
ly on hand at eight o'clock when tn
first number on the program will b.
given.
LII duuitloH 10 piano SOLOS ana uuet
saxophone and clarionet duets an,
solos, reading, dialogues, songs,
pantomine by ten small girls, the ia
nous Cottage Grove orchestra, an,
the Junior orchestra will give pleas
ing selections that have been direct
ed by Miss Womack.
A comic play, "Rummage" will en-,
the performance. The best talent O
Cottage Grove will appear in this en-
tertainment, to which the genera
public is invited.
Bible Study Meeting.
Mrs S. E. Cozatt conducted an In
teresting Bible Study at the regula
weekly meeting of the Methods
Missionary Society at the residenc
of Mrs. d. d. Dumas, w. Washing
ton street Monday afternoon.
The 4Sth and 5Oth Psalms constitr
ted the afternoons lesson. All thos
present took part in the discussion
Attendance was good.
A business meeting of the societ
will be held next Monday afternoe
with Mrs. s. P. Fitzhugh, Colleg
street.