The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-12-21

concerts or ''pupils' r~ccittls' given RI g.. !.
G.. last Wednesday and Thursday evening".
On Wednesday evening the following wn- The
PROGRAMME.
PART FIEsT.
"Marche UerOrque:". ......... Saint .Saens.
Misses carrie and NCitic Young, Susie
BOddie and Blanche BPcry.
Piano solo: "NOctuTne".. .......... Meyer.
Miss Minnie NealC.
((d) "NparG-l and Dearest
Noc"i ""et: u "a Elight of ClGuds.'
Misses Helen ard Mamie Conb.
Piano solo: "Wcdding March. Mcndelsshon.
Miss Carrie RYlund.
PART o
Piano solo: sSerenade IIongroisc."
Miss Matte COrsc.
Vocal solo: ''Quando ate liStH." co.. GounOd
Miss SrlliG smith.
Plano solo: "Cupricc Naise." ....-...J. lthH.
Miss Frank Moore,
Vocal solo; 'The MilleT'S baughter.
Miss Hattie Williams.
S"NOcturne." .......t hopin.
l '"no So''' "Etude." .ltaNlha.
Miss Juliet Davault.
Violin solo: Concerto. -. drBerl.
EdOuard BlitZ.
The music classes Of this school are =" large
that It would be difficult and almost impnsNi-
Bile for the faculty 10 display their most
talented pupils in one evening. 80, on Thurs
day evening another entertainment was given
at which the following programme was rem
dcred:-
PAR FIRST.
5extette: s'Scenes Pittoresques".J Massenet.
Misses J. DavauIt. u. Brown, {. Ryitnd,
NJ. Neale, Nj Corse and NJ. Young.
Piano: "Polacca Brillante" .......-.N eOer'
Miss Alberta Hawkins.
Vocal duet: "AurOra" ...........D onlIel'l'
Misses Frank Moore aud Blanche Harper.
Piano: ''Valse de cOnCcrt'---- WIcnlaWTkl.
Miss Hattie Williams.
Vocal solo: 'Serensde'. GOunod'
Miss Sara V. Foglcmdn,
Piano: "RigOiett0" List
Miss RhOda Young.
Il PART SECOND.
Overture:"Les Noces de JeanneJte".V Masse
Misses Lulu Piper. Nora Olive, Frank
Moore and Fannie iaunabarSar.
Vocal duet. "La Luna qui ahtur"... . boito
Misses Hattie Williams and Pauline
Ciark~On.
Piano Solo: "Berceuse' Chopin
Miss Lille Lash.
Vocal solo: "Sognai'.. Shira
Miss Frark Moore.
Piano solo: "SOiree de Nienne."
Miss Helen Cobb.
Violin and piano duet: "Le Prc-auX-Clercs.
NM. and Madame Ed0uard BlitZ.
The large dining room OF the college wa
cleared CT tables. etc, and Il platform OF con
venient size erected for the performers. LarH
d aud very enthusiastic and apprrciaiive aud
ences were present each evening and III
degree OF their appreciation was made man
u fest by the hearty applause that followed eac
and every plumber on the two programmes
IF In the matter Of pleasing the visitors Il
entertainment given Thursday night was a
especially successful One-more so TO u
II Young ladies' of the school and their genti'
,e men friends. perhsps.-for at the close OF II
l. exercises Prof. Jones announced. in reply
n a request, that he would allow the gchliem'
the privilege of conhersing with the youl
y, ladies for fifteen minutes. IL is unneccssa
n to say that good use was made of thee i'
,S minutes but the most geni!cmanly and lad
- like behavior was INDUCED IN and wher I
a bell announced the expiration Of he allOi
In time the gentlemen quickly, but quietly d
II parted, expressing the hope that they may
he allowed the pleasure CT spending more sn
or pleasant evenings and wishing for the you
be lauies and the faculty, rs does the lnte!lIge
Ger to all our schools, a merry Christmas D
ity "A Apply, prosperous New Year.