The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-12-23

gave "Von Weber op. ~, Pollacca bF.l
lisni" was particularly fine, While tn
PLAYING of Mis- e. Emms c. andall, Hate
Gould Hattie Miller, S'sfo ii, Shive =
Bixus aud Katie Miller was particularly
satisfactory. Mrs. A. II. Stephens also d.,
gccd wo'k as well as Miss Julia Miliel
who sang TCsti's F. ever aud ever"
DANCING PARTY.
A private dancing party was given a
the residence of Miss Ida Murray IN SOn,i
Sedalia last Friday evening. Gsmes and
dancing were INDUCED in until midnight
whrn an elegant supper was iasteluliy
. served. Among The guests were, Mise:
Anna Mshurter, Sylyis sheldon, Fanni,
Owens, Ella Hickman, LOItie Scbeer, and
Me~srs. Geo. SiewsrI, John Bowman, Gu,
Miller, Frank Spann; VI. Mahurier, Wi
Taylor, Chas. Hendricks and number d
others.
PROF. CUMSoCK.
Under The auspices of The Enive-s!:y
management, Prof. CumnOck, The celet ra-
led elocuiionist of the Northw esiern Semi
nary OF Evans on, Illinois, gave fue en-
lertainment st the opera house THURSDAY
evening last, 20 a large sudience. His reel
atIions were given with power and finish
Ihst made them enjOyabl LON b, ginning
TO eud. His voice 5 clear and rrso n
ADD sdapls itself 10 the sentiment OF every
one of his readings. While it SEEMS un-
necessary to par,ic Ila.i=e, vet Henry With
Wooing,' from Shakespeare, "A Mans a
Man iOr sll That" fiom Buns, Fat Con-
ner." Marx Twain and The Interviewer"
probably gave he most satisfaction. In
either pathos or comedy the professor is
equally at home and The management of
the lec.ule conrse have Ieasou 10 feel proud
OF Prof. Cumnock rs their initial number.
AMONG THE CHURCHES.
Nearly all the churches expect TO Civ.
an entsi iainmeDt of some kind, the list as
Ia as secured being as folaws:
First Presbyteriau-A Christmas Can
tate, en1iiled Santa Claus AID Family"
will be given at Smiths hall, Christmas
eve, with Prof. Lucy at the piano and
M. Lucy taking the part Of SAINTS Claus
vile. Other musical talent will also as
sis,.
Ohio Street Methodist-A Christm as
ice with q musical and literary pr, gram
will be given Christmas eve, as follows:
Anthem, by he choir.
Prayer, DIR. Jones.
Singing, 10y The school, led by the choir
Address, by the superintendent.
Singing by the infant class.
Recitation.
Singing BY the schoo'.
Address by Col. Cloud.
Distribution of presents.
Christian church-Will have a Christ
mas Tree at the church Christmas eve, also
music and recitations.
East Sedalia Baptist church will have
a Christmas Tree Christmas eve., also can
tatas, tableaux, and exercises by the infant
class.
Third Street Methodist church
Will have "sDow house" and a musicsl
and literary entertainment on Christmas
eve.
-CcDgresationsl churchill has not We,
been decided exactly what will take place
at this church; as the committee will mol
meet until ibis morning 10 make Ihs;-
final arrangements.
First BAPTIST church-A class entertsiu-
meDt will take place at this church CHRIS
mas eve. with fne programme Of music,
recitaiions, etc. Outside talent will PISS st
with the recitsiions and those attending are
sure of pleasant time.
East Sedslia Methodist chureh.-Ow-
ins 10 the revival meeting being acid al
this church at present, The Sunday school
meeting will be post poned until Chris IS
mo. mag, when sn interesting pIogranme
OF recitaiions, music, &c. will be given.
Cumberland Presbyterian church
Will have Chris mas tree and a musical
entertainment next Tuesday night, owing
10 t1e fact that Prof. Chance, who is 10 be
IN charge OF he music, will leave On
Wednesday for Illinois, where he goes TO
attend a wedding.
Broadway Presbyterian-will give an
Mondsy evening, the 29th.
Among the novelties whichwill be presented
is q "Scioptic"whic 10 the INITIATED means
an optical arrangement for forming images
in ds.kened room. There will also be
games, music and distributing of coniec-
tons and nuts to the Sunday school pupils.
UNIVERSITY NOTES.
Miss Jennie Hughes will visit her Sis
ter at uamopte.
Prof. and Mrs. Stshl will spend Christ.
mas with the Adair family at Clinton.
Miss CLAUDE Jsmlson viii spend Christ
mas with the O'Bannon girls at Lamonte.
Miss Fannie Norris will entertain her
brothers, Tom and Will Norris, during the
holidays.
Young Locke and Willie Highleymap
will spend the holidays with their mother
at Pueblo, Col.
Quite an excitement wss created by
the appearance of the gray uniform which
y as worn for the 6rst time Friday. Next
year the uniform will be generally adopted
and, as it is very becoming, will no doubt
meet with favor.
Among those pupils of the university
who 1--we abroad ard who have gone home
to spend the holidays are E. Z. Brandon
and Ella Kelley. Salt Springs, No.; Co.
lumbus and Sherman Bsnta, Maude, Sue
and Emma Adair, John Richards, Clinton
- - Campbell, Mollie Burch, Lollie
Moore. Carthate: George and Willie