The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-12-04
CLASS OONCRRT.

Mrs. NJ. Donohoe's tne class OF younf
ladies gave oue of their monthly concert,
last Friday afternoon, which was mors
than usually enjoyable. The class ell dC
good work, and they exerted themselve:
under the able management Of their care
fsl teacher to give excellent satisfaction.
| The programme was as follows:
FREEDOMS march," Miss Mamie Kaiser
"Grsce schottIsche." Little Miss Stell,
Yeater, which was given finely.
wait till the clouds roll by" song, BY
Miss Fannie D~Bril.
"Lunatic waltz" duet, by Misses Fannie
and Matte Buckner.
81 saw her last night in my dreams" Wa:
very beautifully rendered by Miss Matte
Brown.
''Schottische in E fat" by Oesten, was
we'll given by Miss Lettie Brown.
"I'm sfoai," with variations, was very
complimentary to the ability Of Miss Stella
BOatright.
Carnival of Venice" by Oesten, was
excell.ntly rendered by Miss AdGie West
Duet, "When the Leaves BsGin 20 Fall, y
was beautiful as rendered by Misses Mat
tie Kennedy and Belle HerFo.i, both Of
these young ladies PLAYING well.
"The Girl / Left Behind NJ" one oil
Pspe's compositions, was very finely rem
der.d by Miss Matte Yeater.
"Hsppy Thoughts Mazourka" was a
beauii al composition as rendered by the
skillful fingers of Miss Anna Simonds.
Waltz soLg, "Who Will Buy My Roses %
Miss Matte Kennedy gave very sreeIly.
Grand Waltz, in E fat, by Matte, was
we'll given by Miss Hattie Miller.
Heydn's Tenth Sonata Was given with
the power and correctness which always
marks the playing of Miss Emma Randall.
A lovely little waltz, composed by Miss
Nav Cobine, was very beautiful and elected
much admiration from those who heard IT.
Miss May is indeed an accomplished must
clan and her composition is very able FOL
one of her youth.
Another of these concerts will take place
next month.
WEDDING.
A pleasant wedding took place at the
residence of the brides parents in Lamonte
on Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock, the
contracting parties being Miss Anita b
Files and Mr. e.. w. Weidmsn. The cere-
mony, an impressive one, was performed by
Rev. Gillespie in the presence of a few OF
the immediate friends and relatives Of the
bride and groom.
The bride wore pretty and becoming cos.
tune of cadet blue silk. After congratula.
tions and a complimentary serenade by the
silver cornet band, an elegant supper was
partaken of, consisting of cold meats, fruits
cakes of all kinds.
The presents were fine and numerous. A
handsome pair of bracelets by the groom
sci of hand painted vases by the Misses
L .,l hn(ta..alt. ..arla- l.n,n hr
w. E. Files, brother Of The bride; cut glass
cake stand By Mr. and Ms. w. Yankee
dinner caster by Mrs Ella Files; silver
butter dish by Miss Elms and Harrison
Ewers, cousins of the bride; silver pickle
caster by Miss Blanche Files, sister of the
bride; silver spoon holder by Mr.. aud
Mrs J. w. Baldwin; sci silver napkin
rings BY Miss Ollie Shively, of Sedalia
set silver krives by NJ. and Mrs. George
III. Sheidenberger /; set silver Forks by pa
rents of the bride (; silver sugar spoon BY
Miss Lou Weidmsn, sister OF the groom
silver butter knife by Miss Fife Weidmsn,
sister of the groom silver cake stand BY
w. E. Taylor and w. o. Terry.
SURPRISE PARTY.
The young friends of Master Charley
Bard gave him a pleasant little surprise
party Friday evening, which was very
much enjoyed, the evening being made full
of life and pirit by the aid of many games,
discussing of refreshments and dancing the
racquet" The young host was very cour-
teous TO his guests, and all will long re-
member the occasion. The guests were :
lone Grant, Bessie Green, Till'e Bow
er, Maud Ripper. Lula Evans, Lille Bard,
Mamie Mackey. Fannie Bard, Matte Bard,
Albert King, Walter Jackson, Henry
Richey, Mark Goodwin, Harry Grant, Ran
Grant, George Major, Lee Bard, George
Daily, Walter Morey.
MATINEE.
The Lizzie May Ulmer matinee vas very
largely attended yesterday afternoon by
ladies and children, the bright day and the
excellent play combining TO make an at
traction which they were 10th TO resist.
Many handsomely attired ladies we're pres
emit, including the following named: Misses
Isabel Daniel, Ida Nelson, of Boonville,
Hattie Jaynes, Allie Ritter, Eva johnson,
Minnie Barrett, Dada Ruch, Lillian Jenk-
ins, Aggie Stewart, Mrs. Read, Mrs. Ma
rean, Mrs. B. B. Lyon and a very large
number of others.