Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-23

The annual holiday soiree Of the E. A.. Sem
mary was given In the college chapel. on Thurs
day evening last. to An invited audience of
patrons and friends. The following programme
was given:
PROGRAMME:
Chnrus-'Mooniight ON the Rhine, - Nesland
Plane duet-"Qui vive.'' G.uz-Aisses Gates
Recitation-"The Modern Cause'-Miss Mamie
Vocal solo-.'waltz." Geibel-Miss Emma
Essay-"No Place Like Homs"-Miss Fannie
Piano sole-"Gems of scotlsnd.'' Nelnotte-
Is, s:, Sss;.ss@S;:, E E,,s;: y5 As:ssas OF Seen
Esssy-..The Last Leafn-Miss Ella Mabry.
Vocal solo-''Norma." Bellini-Miss Eleanor
Piano Duet-.Phiomel." Kunksl = Misses
Spencer and Fulkerson: -l
Misses Silvers and Russell.
recitation ''AcLsin's Child"-Miss Helen
Vocal solo-'It was Dream. ''Cowan-Aiss
Esssy-''Besutles Of Nsturs"-Ais Eleanor
Piano solo-"Bonnle DUNDEE Willie Pape-
keoitssion-::I,ss Ann. Belle Mccarthy
Piano soloS"Dsr Freischutz.' arr: Sydney
I Vocal oio-.M B.cis.;' Ardi,e-M,ss Ro..
Piano dust.,.Pas de Charge Aattei-Nisses
r SehWarke and Briscoe.
= Tho musical humble r. were selected with ad-
!. mlrsble taste, and were given with the usual
u finish and high standard of excellence. which is
+ . characteristic OF this popular Institution. OF
Misses Rosa silvsrs and Pinkie Russell we have
had occasion TO speak before. Their advance
ment Is still rapid, and their singing ID a credit
to sny teacher.
Aiss Bschmsn shows sigma OF promise, and
" for . beginner sang exceedingly we'll.
Miss Bars despite her .timidity. made . success
:. OF her solo. and was heartily encored.
Miss Dowden has . voice Of lovely timbre. and
with . continuance ofstudy will make her mari
y - Q ~vocalists aud instrumentalist
st Miss Dose takes the lead. indeed this youni
.. lady 10 . prodigy, and accomplished whatever
~. she undertakes. Sne plays like IN artistic; he
or essay wa the best humorous school essay w
n ever heard. aud is quite up to the Detroit Fie
Press and snbury News standard, while Tor
pupil Of only y few lessons experience she as
tonished every one with her violin perform
ance.
tie The other piano numbers were we'll performe
E. and received, and reflected much credit upo
IN. the careful work and thorough drilling of Mis-
Schwartz. the talented head OF the departmer
Il. Of music.
j Misses Rena Corder and Maud Gates achieve
Ay- notable success with their solos. and showed I'll
IA most pains-takings study and practice.
Niss Mamie Patterson has the fire. force An
o.. confidence TO make . ane dramatic reader. An
W. rendered her recitation successfully.
NV Miss Kitsis Fulksrson has . reading voice
III wonderful depth Tor her age. and made q decide
by hit with her very funny selection.
rs Mics Helen Hibhard rscitea ''NcLain's Child
with much feeling and force. while Lsu
We Spencer won the entire audience with her charm
the ing elegance with her childish cuteness
NV manner.
10, The Essays OF Nisses smith and Asbry we
les short and TO the point. and were excellent e
aInplss Of this Glaze OF school work.
Z In After the programme was finished . dsliEh ii
hour Was spent BY teachers. pupils and guests
To-. social Intercourse and inpromptu music as
Isuai upon sloh occasions at the institution
DEC. prominent and delightful feature of which v
ais: The singing of ''Th White Rose'' by II iss Ka
Va. Holiis, the accomplished vocal teacher, v
Dec. gave tho charming song " 18th great expressl
siss end tssts. Altogether everybody went Az
pleased aud Wishing for many more eYenil
iii. Of 20 much pleasure ~ well as profit 10