The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-03-13

FIeischman, Mr. and Mrs: T. u. Hatch
Hatch, Mr.. and Mrs. stiIlmsn, Mr.. and
V. Meet, Nrs. Bedding, Misses Lydia Kent, Mani.
Leaning, Susie Hawks, Corr Nichols. Clara Ford
Ollie Depp, Lou and Fannie Barnes, Clara Striker
Florence Tucker, Kitty GoodsoD, Mamie Meet, Rev
Fuller, and Messrs. b. +. Reese, - Moulton AID
others.
novel entertainment vas given by the youne
ladies' missionary society Of the First Presbyterian
church in st. Louis, last Tuesday evening IL was
styled . Pink Tea and its name indicates
pink was the prevail ing color, appearing every
where from the pink cheeks Of the young ladies ia
the ice cream which they dispensed The COS umes
we're all white, trimmed with pink. and in fact the
same rosy glow was over everything.
SOCIAL ENTERTAINMENT.
An enjoyable social entertainment was given
at tn residence of Mr.. Geo. c. edwards, at New
Franklin Friday evening, March Eth, which con-
sisted OF tahieaux, recitations and songs:
First-A tableau entitled "BlGe Beard, ;" VAS veil
rendered by the following cs,t of character: Miss
Bessie Morrison, Aessrs. W. Benhxm and =. C. Ed
wards.
Second Tableau- Listeners Never Hear Any
GOOD OF Themselves, was rendered in. excellent
style by Misses o. ISnnsll and Kingsbury, and MIR.
Geo. &. Edwards. The characters were well sus-
tanned by the above named ladies and gentleman.
A recitation by Miss Lillian kingsbury Given
in fine style. and too much praise cannot be given
her.
Miss Bessie Morrison rendered a recitation, which
LEFT no doub' bat what Miss Morrison is fine clo-
cutonist.
A beautiful song by Miss Lillian Kinesbury was
received with applause. Miss kinsshury has n
seIy beauI. full voice.
Several songs were gwen by Mis- e. Morrison
and ODonnell. Mr. j. g. Edwards gave a comic
song. which much applaudcd. He va. recalled
dispersed, wishing many happy retui ms Of the day
An excellent supper Wa served for the OCCASION
PIANO RECITAL.
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with some very fine essays, siyin NJ The ass
rooms on Ohio street of Miss Anna Allen. the well
and favOrab known musical DIRECTORIES OF tn. Uni
versity, yesterday afternoon. Ii given by the
first division OF the class and the programme
very excellent one, notwithstanding the fact that
owing 70 vacation OF the University pupils, but a
cemps alive few OF it's numbers were given.
The first number consisted of a very artistcally
rendered piano solo, entitled "Monastry Bells, "
by Miss Pet Linney. Consi :ering the years Of the
an essay, entitled The Life of Joseph Heydn," by
Miss Sallie Majors. LII was a complete hi tory OF
the great composer, and Wa interesting not only
that il touched upon his two greztest works, the
Creation" and the Twelve symptom e." but
gave the hearer some idea Of the energy and amb-
ton which animated his entire existence.
A Sonata composed by Heydn, WIS - have
rendered directly after the reading Of the essay, by
Miss Annie Richardson but that young lady failed
in being present.
piano solo, entitled "The Brook" one Of Pspe's
fine compositions, rendered by Miss Carrie
Crowley, In a manner that would have done credit
TO professional. Ii is exQuistely n usi nj and
harmonious work, and Miss Carrie plays il with an
expressive touch which is q deig to the Ii, teners
ear. She has been pupil of MSS Allen but short
.ime but has made remarkable prUg.ess under her
tuition.
"class paper was also read by Miss Crowley,
made up OF miscellaneous mat er re alive to nusir,
musical people, etc. Her ideas we're logically ex.
pressed, and the paper was listened TO With much
interest.
Pia.o solo by Mrs Salie Majors. entitled High.
land gems" evincei y marked improvement in
Miss Salle's musical education and gave poss bii.
ties in the time, touch etc of brilliant finale In the
future. This closed this pat of the prog ANNE.
and The class in harmony was then examined. The G
were but two Of the pupils-cut of the usual mum.
Der six-present, but these showed hard study anu
an ambition TO become thorough in all its rules.
Taken altogether, the "Cisss Recital" was a sue
cess, and the audience well ents rfained. In
this connects Jon, however, it may not be amiss 10
state that not of the directors Of the Uaiver-
sity Was present, and thus showed a lsmentable
| interest In that which should touch them nearly
! and dearly. Miss Alien is "a pans-t 4 ng and con.
scientious teacher, and her methods have bee met
with very marked success in the progress OF her
pupils