The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-02-09
Nessrs. Glazier, "orey, Tanner, Snedikeri
Miller and Morrow.

Nessrs Glazier, Norey, Tanner, Snediker,
Miller and Morrow.
MUSICALE AND LITERARY.
An entertainment in which music and
literary exercises were the chief features
took place at tn residence of Misses Stella
and Lula Siotls, Friday evening, February
9Th. Refreshments OF cakes, fruits and
nuts were served during the evening, and
games were also INDUCED in, The entire al
tair being very enjoy bic. About thirty
five guests were present. The programme
was as follows: Vocal duet, "Under the
Daisies" Misses Nay and Mona Burnett !;
vocal solo, "Dixie Land" Miss Stella Stotts;
deciam ,tion, Prof. Robbins; recitation,
Miss Sallie Durham vocal due, Misses
Clara and Libbie Edwards; essay, Miss
Lula Stot s vocal duet, Prf. Agey and
Miss Bessie Henry instrumental DO, Miss
Kittie Liggett; vocal duet, Misses Nellie
Robbins and Sallie Durham recitation,
Miss Lizzie Rymal; recitation, Miss Nellie
Robbins; instrumental solo, Miss May Bur
nett; recitation, Miss Sallie Scowfeld; vo-
cal solo, Miss Eta Dwight. A similar en-
tertainment to this one will be given at the
residence of Mis- Bessie Henry, corner of
Moniteau and Thirteenth streets
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Last Wednesday evening DIR. and Mrs.
Overstreet, of Smithton, gave a large and
most enjoyable party in honor of the
eighteenth anniversary of their daughter
Miss Anna. The evening was rapidly
whiled away with games and other amuse-
ments, and at 10 o'clock refreshments, con-
sisting of oysters, salads, jellies, fruits,
cakes, tea, coffee, etc, were served. Miss
Anna was made the recipient of many ap-
propriate and beautiful presents, and fine
entire affair was much enjoyed by both her
self and guests. Among those from this
city were: Misses Gussie Shy, Dovie Bar
lev, NellieWillisms, also NettieC Combs, Anna
jackson, Lucy Blandin, Annie Carson, Car
RE Deman, Minnie COX, Mamie Miller,
Mollie Austin, Alice and Tina Crawford,
Fannie Ringen, Mr.. and Mrs. George Dris-
kell, Nr. and Mrs ID. NJ. Overstreet, Messrs.
George White, Howard, Combs, Mann,
Rudy, Walker, Austin, Haire, Jones, Will
liams, jackson, Hensinger, Blandin, DR..
Page and others.
THE GERMAN.
One of the leveliest germans ever given
in this city took place last Friday evening
at the residence of Miss Minnie Scott 1t
was under the management of the young
ladies of the West End Whist club and was
most successfully carried out. The large
double parlors of the Scott residence were
covered with tarpaulin and appropriately
decorated and the favors were of the most
costly and beautiful description. Many
odd and graceful figures were introduced
by Prof Louis Mailer, among them the
chariot race, the basket figure, and many
Others. Mrs. J. B. Boutwell, won the prize
fsvor for the ladies; Mr.. Ernest Lamy the
prize for the gentlemen. The leaders were
Mr.. Will Mackey and Miss Helen Gallie
Mr. Ed. Hgenfritz and Miss Ida Newkirk.
Refreshments of choice kind were prettily
served and the entire affair was most
enjoyable. Among the guests were !:
Misses Maybelle Richardson. Emma Lon
gan, Laura Yeater, Gertie Smith, Minnie
Barrett, Loueya Walker, Florence Hagar,
Sallie Potter, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Gal
breath, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Collins, Mr..
and Mrs Callie Hardcastle, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. b. Boutwell,, Messrs Ed and Linn IL
ginfritz, Chas. Rockwell, Fled Guenther,
J. A. and Earnest Lamy and Chas Yeater
SEMINARY NOTES
The exercises at Mrs. Miller's seminary
Friday afternoon wer OF an interesting
character. They consisted of recitations,
essays, quotations and music. The second
terms work is now arranged, and things
are assuming shape for systematic, thor
ough and successful study. 1t is hoped an
excellent terms work will be secured.
Tn re have been seven new pupils enrolled.
-pecial attention is given to vocal music,
and the young ladies sing with much cred
it several gems by Weber, Schubert and
the modern writers. A lively interest is
taken in the art department, under the
skillful direction of miss Helen Goodwin,
who is not only an artist in her chosen
work, but thorough teacher as we'll. The
following was the programme of exercises
Friday afternoon. They were reported by
Misses Fannie Mayer and Katie Antes !:
Recitation, Miss Cora Yeater; lecture,
"Politeness," Miss Katie Antes; recita-
ton, "The Brave Response" Miss Cora
Thompson; music, instrumental, "Gay
Posies," Miss Belle Wood" quotation.
from Byron, Miss Cora Beck; recitation,
"a Sollier of the Union" Miss Louise
Taylor; quotation, Longfellow, Miss Will
lene Bouldin; recitation, appearances"
ulss hdtic fen lyme iectufe, Nedt-
ness" Miss Lillian Conner; recitation,
"Old Arm Chair" Miss Fannie McCutch-
in: recitation, Break, Break, Break.
Miss Adele De Vine; recitation, "The
Death Tramp" Miss Julia Robinson;
Condition of England at Present." Miss
Petite Dugan; recitation, 'The Missionary
Mans Wife" Miss Matte Ri,sler; quota
ton from the Bible, Miss Lulu
Evans; recitation, "The Beleaguered
City," Miss Mary Potter; lecture,
"Good Writing" Miss Mary Fristol
quotation, Longfeilow, Miss Nora Houx
recitation, Building on the Sand" Miss
Jennie Parks music, instrumental, "Old
Black joe" Miss Katie Miller; recitation,
"Mr. Nobody" Miss Fannie Mayer; I" Cur
rent New" Miss Jennie Jaynes quotation,
Miss BERTHE johnson; quotation, vi ss Annie
Lupe; "Outltne of Sir Thomas Moore's Life"