The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1901-02-23

Elizabeth Hall, seniors In The Gen.
raj College School Of Expression,
ave al interesting recital az the
New Grand opera house last night. |
Tue programme Is gwen below:
PROGRAMME.
Part I.
Two Thanksgiving Danoes". 49,.
........... -. Ennis Dunning Bapks
Miss Bates.
The Two Runaways".. ....,..... -.
80. -. -. :. Harry 6tillweli Edwards
Hiss Hall.
'The First Settlers Story" VIII carlston
Mia Bstes.
q. "Olover" James Whitcomb Riley
b. "Ths Rainy Dayy. >, .loux uxfsllaw
Q. "ksd c.ruatioesi !. Ella ". wilcox |
d. $50 Was ~. .....- .Josapb D, 5.Adey
9. 1.-THE Forty Graf Album" ,. i. Anon
Miss Hall.
MoBo:ogus- -"Cupids Victim" 70. ......
...a.i.............L Livingston Russell
Miss Bates,
"Aunt Sapbrouia Tabor OF the opara
.... .. -. .....,......,, see. t.... Anon
Miss Hall.
a. "L'EaToi" .Ru lysrd Kipling
b. "Petsr Mulroony and the Black
Fiily" ......-. e" zee. ...., Anon
Q. Good By-GOd Bless You" :. :.
Enuana ff,ala
Miss Bates.
"The Soul Of the Violin" ...., ....
80. ............ Margaret N. Merrill
5cene--A dingy attic room 10 wrCtchsd
tenement. A bit Of caudlestick IN an
old bottle gives faint, gloomy light;
uncanny shadows move about the
room; a riekeiy ebsIr, a table, pile
OF straw that ssrves for bod. A man
stands by the table lifting
ylolin from It's case. He touches It
as men touch things they lovs best.
He holds IL against bis hunger.
wasted face and talks 10 II "a itlt
lived and understood all be said.
miss Hail,
Part ii.
Crock Me to Sleep, Elizabeth AkerH
Psntomimed BY Misses Hall and Bates.
The variety OF the selections en-
abled the young ladies to give illus
trations Of almost every style Of ex'
preston known to the art of elocu'
tIon, and the manner 10 which thel
rendered the selections was evidence
Of their proficiency In their work.
"The First Settlers Story" was
touching and pathetic selection by
| Miss Bates, and she brought ou'
the sentiment Of the story mos
admirably. "Cupld's Victim" was
| tlne illustration Of the humorous
which was well done, and Eugen'
FIELDS Good By-God Bless You
vas very sweetly given.
Miss Halls The Soul OF the Violin
was full OF pathos and strong sentl
ment, and the full strength OF all th'
sentiments aud feelings was eS
pressed.
"The Two Runaways" and "Ann
| Sophronia az the Opera aiicrde'
Il Miss Hall au7uppurtuu1ry Iof hisiia-t
Ing her talent in the humorous, an
nAn fanisI aTnraAsiOn. 10 the 'FOItJ
Graf Album" was the wvtN'-os-.l,
artist.
"Rock Me TO Sleep" was beat
tiful conclusion to a most interestln
J aud attractive programme 10 whlc
both young ladies won bright laure
, Tor themselves aud reflected gre'
) credit upon their school and teacher
:. Mr.. John NJ. Bellsmy, of Swe'
/. Springs came up to Lexington lh
morning.
{ Mr.. and Mrs, Talbot Simpson eau
|, lup from Aulleille this morning
y visit relatives here.
Rev. A. W. KokendotIer cane dow
. from Kansas City last Dlght aud :
. turned home this morning
y Mr. Bennle GTall went 10 Kans
& CITY on business yesterday e'eulI
|. and returned this morning.
|. Deputy County Clerk Sanfo
io Thornton returned this morning IrC
ie business trip TO Kansas City
:. Mr.. Dan Collard returned u
m n morning from Kansas CITY, where
n has been spending a ie" days
70 business.
Or Sir. Arch VanAuRlen, Of MAJ
ne Bend. was 10 10 our city yesterd
g and returned home this morning
r. the J. C. B. & L.
The pay car on the MlSso'
no Pacific will be over the LeSlngt
" branch today 10 gladden. the hearts
e the boys along the line with some
,d Uucle Sans legal tender.