The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-12-26
CHRISTMAS.
Tho Ohurchee-The Treee-The
Presents, Btc

"A 0umOSI Oh I0e CuuICEe0 VI tue Clsy
gave their usual christmas entertainments
last night, and large crowds were in At
tendance.
The Baptist church, in addition to its
pretty decorations and distribution OF
presents, rendered the following very inter
esting programme:
A tsbleau, in which Aurora was repre-
sented BY Miss Susie Birks; might" by
Hardin Richardson; Flowers" By Lucy
Hill Gertie FIeischmsn, KatieAntes, Cora
Yeater, Hazel and Nora Easten, Edith
Robinson, Flora and Lille Conner, Laura
McNeese and Julia Kennedy.
Music, "Spring time is fair" was rem.
dered by Mrs. McNees' class in 6ne
style.
Pantomine, "Courtship Under Difficult
ties" Miss Fannie Bane and Miss Anna
Prentis, Mr.. b F. Reese and Mr.. Moulton.
Recitation, Miss Florence Conner.
Tableux. Nothing to wear" Florence
Lamy and Cora Nichols.
Responsive reading, six young ladies
and the infant class
Tsbleau, "A daughter of the east" Miss
Flora Hatch.
TabIeau, THE dead bird" Fannie Buck
ner, Nora Ession, Maggie Gibson. - Har.
rison, Harry Sinnett and Willie Hill.
Recitation, Lena McNees.
Music, "Merry, merry Christmas" Mrs.
McNees' class.
AND PREeBYTERIAN CHURCH.
The Cumberland Presbyterian church
gave those who attended it last night the
sight of q genuine old-fashioned "Santa
Claus" with bells, long white beard, etc.
Every time s name was called he bestirred
himself and the distribution went ON amid
much mirth and hilarity on the part of
the elders as we'll as the children. Taken
altogether, the Christmas entertainment at
this church Was unusually successful, rs
we'll as pleasant.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
The scholars of the Christian church
were entertained with a very beautiful
Christmas tree last right and amid its
green foliage the many presents showed to
good advantage. There was some good mus
ic, and when DIRK. ing removed the presents
one by one, and gave them to those for
whom they we're intended, there was much
pleasure expressed. All of the scholars re-
ceived presents, not only from the teachers
but from their friends as we'll. Miss Isa-
dere Clement received handsome
Bible for being the most regular attendant
at Sabbath school during the preceding
year. The attendance of scholars and
parents was very large, and the occasion
was much enjoyed.
cONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
The Congregational church will give
their entertainment this EVENING" A fine
programme has been arranged, consisting
Of music by the choir, dialogues, recita-
tions, and finally the distribution of pres
ents.
STREET METHODIST CHURCH.
The Montgomery street Methodist church
will give three entertainments this week,
on Monday evening and continu-
ing until Wednesday evening. An interest
ing programme, consisting Of music, reel.
tations etc, will pc given each evening.
OHIO STREET METHODIST CHURCH..
TIE Ohio street Methodist church will
give their entertainment. Christmas night,
where will be presented annie and
Willie's Prayer" in the form of mammoth
Picture Book" 1t will be formed of liz.
ing pictures and will be under the manage
ment of Misses Lucy Bray and Hattie
Jaynes.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
The First Presby terrain church will have
! distribution of presents Monday evening. |
Every scholar in school will receive book |
md the usual sack of candy. There will
llso be music interpreted with recitations |
ind dialogues.