The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-12-06
The People of Sedalia Show
Their Generosity, and APP
probation of Mrs. Lu.
reen Walkers Genius
At One and The
Same Time.

closed SedalIas Military band, which
rendered 80, Fair Dove, O, Fond
Dove in such spirited manner,
that it awoke the enthusiasm
of the audiance, who demanded an
encore. This is was given by a melo.
dy of Irish melodies beginning with
that ever sweet Killarney"
An Infantry Drill" followed, in
which Hazel Frensdorf, Lucille Lyons
Gertrude Zall, Hazel Burnap, Edna
Burrows, frankie Ragstlale, Bessie
Mckee and Lula Burnap, participant.
ed. 1t was a quaint oddity, as each
little girl was made to represent ma
iron and carried in her arms a doll
to represent an infant. The conceit
was made especially interesting by
little Hazel Frensdorf. little tot Of
not more than four years Of age, but
Of great precocity. On her account
and the winsome manner of the Others
they were recalled and repeated their
little act to the satisfaction of all pre-
sent.
Master Charlie Hall then came to
the front with his violin, and surpris-
ed the audience by rendering a violin
solo in such a mastery wav,
that many an adult performer
might be pleased to be able do as well.
Following were five recitations ::
'Roba Di Roma" by Miss Edgar,
was novel and well received, showing
deep study of the Evolutionary art.
"A Naughty Boy" by ''cute" Hazel
Frensdorf, which called forth two
bouquets 50 large that she had to carry
them away one at time. The
Dead DOLL" by Leila Burnap, which
pleased 50 well that Miss Leila was re-
called, and favored the audience with
a graceful bow. ''Mammy's Little
Boy" by little five-year-old Lucille
Lyons, was almost perfect. Such ex-
gui>ite shading of tone i'm one 80 young
is charming. She delivered this selec-
ton 80 well that she was vociferouSly
recalled, and recited little skitabout
some kittens she had found. Hold
ing up her dress As though they were
within, she mewed. and chatted most
engagingly. six Times Nine"
was neatly recited by Hazel Burnap.
Then followed five picture group
ings representing The Tribute to the
Minotaur"; ''Niobe Group; Toilet
of the Bride; '.Danceof the Mutes,;
and Death of Virginia" by the
Misses Stark, Wilson, Files, Bouli,
O'Brien. Kinney, Hughes. Edgar,
Wallace and Fes>ler. all of which were
very graceful and well received.
Part ii opened with clever reel
tation Of ..Th, Golden Arm" by E.tl
Miles. Mr.. G-,esr. the popular cello
>oloi>t followed viz. 4 Gavotte, which
met with appreciation, and then Mr..
McDole recited in an effective manner
An Innocent Drummer Then the
event of the evening occurred. Mrs.
Boiler, who Is always such tavorite,
Wa in splendid voice, and sang in
1 faultle>>, >oul->tirring manner
he celebrated PRAYER from
he opera Of Robert, the Devil"
This caught the house. notwithstand-
NJ the fact that i, was sung in Italian. !
md the sounding applause which fol- !
owed made an encore Il certainty. \
weet ballad followed, but it did not
'rmpare with her first selection.
Miss Rogers, in costume. read the 1
celebrated Blind Girl of Pompeii.
cry truly. 1t l. a thankles- task al
lest and she made the most of it. \
Mandolin club then discoursed sweet
music, Miss Fesler recited Lady
'Iaud- Oath in beautiful manner,
nd Prot. Oscar Schuppe rendered
ne violin solo. Mrs. LSreen Walker
n her own exquisite, magnetic STYLE,
hen gained all hearts with her How
iranlma Danced the Minuet," which
id pct appease the appetite Of tic
lrge audience, and is thy
Ould not take a bow
,r an encore. she was
,rced To give another selection
he theme of which was The Old
'olks at Home" 1t was very touch
~ and to make il more true to M ,
Ire Is well As art. in the singing por-
ons, which by the way were very 1
veet, she accompanied herself upon a
banjo. A beautiful piano solo by y
[iss Shock was almost lost by the !
eople who were leaving, and it is too {
I'd it was placed so low down upon b
lie programme. The entertainment !
as closed by Attitudes Of Emotion
Y Mrs. Lureen Walker, which was
80 lost for the same reason az the q
regoing number. Miss Mable d