Wichita eagle., 1888-04-01

given at the Lewis academy WAS that OF
Miss Andres department last Wednesday
afternoon, and the success it merited was
in the great part due to the assiduous
efforts of Miss Andre to make this rank
any one of the former entertainments The
chapel of the academy was well filled and
the audience very appreciative one. Miss
Graham, of the Lewis academy musical
institute, opened the entertainment with
a well rendered selection on the guitar,
The opening talk was made by Chas. Rug
giles In this he introduced the volume
of IIongfellow. replete with cartoons and
illustrations. in black and white. gotten
up exclusively by Mr. Ruggles with some
assistances from Mr.. Lemon. These
created great deal of laughter
and reflected great credit upon
the art department of the academy
which is under the management
of Mrs. S. A. Norris. As it will be s@en
the performance was in honor of the best
of American poets, Longfeilow, and the
following program while by no means
tiresome was quite exhaustive on the life
and writings of that poet
Life and Home of Longfellow.
Earl Hartle and Gertie Moore.
Selection. .....--: ..-....... beware
Joe Harris.
Comment. Inc Norman baron
Anna Winder
Recitation. ........... The Norman Baron
Rufus Morsmau.
Reading ..............Th The Day is Done
Bates West.
Debate Resolved that Miles Standish is
Superior to John Alden. ...........
Margie Dean and Beatrice Thomas.
Maude Rowland
Song. The Bridge
Mary Pattie.
Reading. Birds of Kellingsworth
Edith Williams, Geo Chatfeid,
Omrah Alley.
Recitation. ..............- Hlawatha
Sallie Pope.
Serenade Spanish Students.
Leonard Tetsworth, Victor Muir
dock, Ralph Richards, Harry Par
sons, Chas Hamilton, Sherman
Skinner, Tom Newcomb, Joe Lem
on, James Mulvey, and Genevra
.Jocelyn, Mary Pattie, Mary Itutan.
Reading from Hyperion Literary Fame
Mont Hallowell
Dialogue. John Alden's Guess
Genevra Jocelyn and Homer Mitchell
Song Observation-Disclosures. Rainy Day
Gail Caldwell.
Reading ..........P Paul Revere's Ride
Maud English.
Recitation The Children's Hour
Anna Mathews.
Instrumental Trio, $3.50. Flute, Violin and
Genevra Jocelyn, James Mulvey
and Sherman Skinner.
Mrs. s. W. Norris entertained few
friends last Wednesday evening at her
home on North Fourth. The company
was congenial and evening resulted en-
joyable one consequently During the
evening a wholesome luncheon was served.
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A week from tomorrow, monday the
musical department of the Garfield Uni
versity will give a recital at the uni
yersity. 1t is expected that this will be
quite a treat as several of the best must
clans of the city will take part,
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Last Tuesday evening the popular Sun
flower Eucher club was entertained by
Miss I.ottie Dill, assisted by Mr.. Harry
I.esh, at the pleasant home of Mrs. George
Matthews, on North Waco avenue. IL be-
| ing the last opportunity Miss Dill would
have to entertain this well known club,
| she used every endeavor in order 10 make
the members enjoy themselves This she
certainly succeeded in doing, il one would
! Judge from the merriment displayed
throughout the evening. Card playing
commenced promptly at $50 and ceased at
! 1920. Each member worked hard for the
| head prizes that were to be awarded at the
! conclusion Of the game. To Mr.. Robert
| Smythe and Miss Matte Fabrique fell the
capital prizes and to Mr.. Chas. Curtis
and Miss Emma McClees the booty
| prizes
After card playing was over an elegant
| lunch was served, one quite in keeping with
! Miss Diils refined taste. which all en-
| joyed heartily. Tripping the light fantastic
| was next in order aud the members accept
| ing this a. a finish to the evenings amuse-
ments INDUCED quite freely in the delight
| full pastime TILL a late hour.
| Among those present were the Misses
| Del Baynum. Matte Fahrique. Nina Hill
ton. Emma McClees. Mile SappenfeId
and Lena Rossler, and Messrs. u. l.. Kee-
nan, Chas. Cnrtis. Nelson U. McCiees,
| Rob,. Smythe, Drs- T. Lloyd Gosh and w.
| ID. McClees.
Among the visitors present were Mr.
and Mrs.. III. /. Kramer and Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo Mathews.
| The club will be entertained next Tues
day evening by Miss Lena Rossler, Third
and Water Sts.
| The Eagle Rifles were ont IN uniform
las: Friday evening and were driIiei by
electric light at the corner Of Lawrenes
. "A F1 IL As-.4
/ Improvement apparent in the drilling.
/ although the boys in the wheels double
I'D little In the middle" IN the military
language Of one Of the staiwart Aentsn-
ants
| In about three weeks the Eagle Rifes
| Will give their closin. ball. 1t VIII be q
dress affair and promises % be largely a.
| tended by the elite o. the city. Also sbou;
the middle OF April the Boat Club Will
give a formal hop. The Eagle Rlhes' ball
at their arrnory last Thursday evsnin2
proved 70 be quite pleasant affair Those
present were. Nisse- Af<sis Baldwin.
! Mile Sappenfeld, Mary Miller, Artss
Earl, May wisgias. Tavios, Ren~tts Ro'ss,
| Marion NisderiAnde,, May Young Keen,
/ White, Walker. Alice Boyd. Carrie Fischer.
| sadie York and Susie Richards and Ns.
and Mrs. II. y. HartzeIl ard M AID Mrs.
l c. II. Beal and Messrx. w. IL B~hrIas.
( Eagens Garnet, II. Snyder. Hsgsn. Ham
nan, ". b. Hotchkisss Grant "ootrnzn.
( Ipurksr, Ware, Bio~-oan, Brvss. Hoaslaad.
+ Waite. Pert Richards. J. r. Carey. Chas-
/ Carey. 2. $. Hosehkts.. George NeD'nAid.
! Clark and Fred Baldwin
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Perhaps oas Of the rnn-s critical asadt-
s,,es. Tat bx. as>~rnbsssi IN WICHITA ga.