The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-02-25
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"Ashington's birthday. The members
VI mat society, and ell friends OF Central
oO,ese must have fslt a thrill Of pleasure
~ cooking over hat vast audience, which
nau assembled on such an unplearant
e'on'ug' 70 honor Argonia. Most OF the
suuIence mad been previously entertained
y '"is society, but we DOUBT u any one
present expected such a successful aud
p's"Sant entertainment as they really
enIoyeu'
iue programme was opened BY q piano
.'io ny Misses bnrguer, Lescher and
AuS'in' Inc selection was a very pretty
one and was s~plendidiy rendered, elicit
Jug great applause, AFTER whieh there was
an invocation" by Rev. T. nj. williams,
president OF the college.
inen came the presidents address, by
hiSs Grace Allison. The address was the
P'ouuct OF a good mind,and was delivered
III an easy graceful manner slowly and
uis''nctly' ana the audience could catch
ivory "oru' The ADDRESS was In every
way worthy OF the OCCASION
bliss Lila Oldham came next on The
programme With three songs; (a) "Thy
Dssming Eyes," by mcdowell; (o) "A
Isu' hea Rose oy hastingsi (c) "A
Dream oy Bartlett Miss Oldham Is a
'A'oii'e with our people, socially aud
'o'aily, ana her appearance Is always a
slBuAl lot applause. Her singing ALWAYS
p'eASeS' ana IL could hardly iaii 70 DO So
ni she mas a voice OF wonderiui power
A"o ranse'anu Is cultivated musician
suu Ano"s now 10 use ner voice. WINE
ne' upper register IL u clear as u DELL, her
"" noteS are almost neavy enough LOT q
masculine pass
HisS Hi1aos'n Auure" nen' favored tue
uueuee win An essay Voice OF
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n Ella Goodin; Urania, hannan ur''e
Il The entertainment closed with a vel
a..,,, ,,hlaao the lIeht being thrown O
p'e''y -. ,.nn a ,ha a.
n the stage IRON q s.roug 'amP " '"e NJ
balcony. The light passed through
: co,ored plasa slide, and was steady az
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could DC neiu sto" y,
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audience. The tablesu was a great succe
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