Wichita eagle., 1889-06-02
SOCIAL SWIM.
EVERYBODY GOES PIONICING-PER-
S0NALS, WEDDINGS.
N Abundance of Programs for the
Lovers Of the Tone-Art-A
Dance at Riverside
Evening Enter
tainmentS

lc1tco -hAo. L. ID. O1OSoCA O1io
Mrs. j. B. Langworthy entertained
tuesday, evening at 934 North Topeka
venue.
Mrs. Fred S1nythe will entertain the
1ypatia Monday afternoon at her home
n North Lawrence.
Miss Belle Heyman, of ST. Louis, and
Hiss f. Gerson of Newton, are the guests
# Miss Nettie Fechheimer.
Thursday evening Mrs. DR.. A. H Fabri-
Iue and daughter Miss Matte, entertain
d in honor of Hon. and Mrs. John G. Car
isle
The great number of picnics and inform
II affairs seems to have disposed of almost
Ill the parties this week, if, indeed, any
we're premeditated.
Thursday Afternoon party of young
gentlemen, mostly of the Dew Drop club,
accompanied by ladies, enjoyed a picnic
some where near Haysville.
Invitations are out for the wedding of
Mr.. Harry Lytle and Miss Laura Wood
cock, to take place at the Methodist
church Wednesday evening next.
The Dickens club gave hilarious picnic
n Riverside park Thursday afternoon,
which is reported to have well outdone
anything in the picnic line heretofore got
zen up.
Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Cook arrived from
| Mansfield, o., last week, where they were
married with imposing ceremonies on the
I'D ult. They will reside in FalrYlew
| hereafter.
DR.. and Mrs. E. H. Creditor entertained
large number of the members of the
Unitarian church Tuesday evening. A
very enjoyable time is reported, and much
praise of Mrs. Creditor as hostess Is
heard.
Friday evening quite crowd of society
people repaired to Riverside park and en-
joyed the several pleasures OF that place,
principally dancing. AS the music was
present this time an unusually pleasant
evening resulted.
Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Campbell entertain
ed Wednesday evening in compliment to
Hon John G. Carlisle and wife of Wash
ington, ID. c.. at their palatial and splend-
idly appointed home in Riverside. The
evening was spent in a social way. The
guests were Hon and Mrs J. G. Carlisle,
Mr. and Mrs. w. K. Carlisle, and Mr.. and
Mrs NJ NJ Murdoch.
Prof. Purdy gave his third Saturday
morning musicale at the residence of Col.
\. A English.
PROGRAM.
]. Novelette,, No. 5-Schumann.
2. HuldIgungSmarsch (read from Or
chestral score)-W Wagner.
g. First part of symphony Eroica-
Beethoven.
4. Finale, LIST act Lohengrin-Wagner.
s. Sonata, Opus 12-Rubenstein
6. By request, the Vorspiel to Tristan
and Isolde by Wagner.
The annual picnic of the high school
will take place next Tuesday at Fishers
mark special motor will leave First
and Water, where the school will assemble.
at $50 a. m, and pass the motor barn at
Thirteenth and Market at 9. Those find
ing 1t more convedient can join the crowd
at this place. As is customary the picnic
is a private affair and only those who have
been members of the school during the past
two years will participate. Let all the lads
and lasses with their spare change and
well filled baskets be promptly on hand so
none will be left behind and all spend a
gala day.
MOZART CONSERVATORY.
This institution is just closing a most
prosperous session. The attendance has
been excellent and the work accomplished
satisfactory. At the close of the present
year, which ends June II, there will have
been given ten pupils recitals and one
faculty concert. During the session the
number in attendance has been one hun
dred ana fifty-siX The outlook Is GER
tainly most encouraging. The faculty
have much reason to feel well pleated with
the wears work and to look ahead with en-
enlargement The closing recitals take
place as follows: On next Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings at Lewis academy,
beginning at O'Clock promptly. On
Thursday evening at Garfield university,
beginning at the same hour. The faculty
concert will be announced later. The
The public are cordially invited to attend.
The following are the programs for Tues
day, Wednesday AID Thursday evenings,
respectively The last recitals offers sew
eral special attractions, as will be seen in
the way of two piano numbers. This
alone will be interesting, not to mention
the other numbers.
Tuesday evening, June 4, at s O'Clock.
Lewis academy.
PROGRAM.
]. Conservatory Orchestra.
2. Piano Duo-Polka No. cp A.. 80:
Kleinmfchel
Misses Puma Kirkbride, Hattie Dunlap.
3. Vocal Trio-Twilght.. Franz Abt
Mrs. c. A. Rutherford, Misses McClung.
t. Piano-Polonaise Brillante, OPP IS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Gustav Merkel
Miss Maud Case.
D. Piano-Fire Magic Music, from
Die Walkure. Wagner-Brassin
Miss Effie Barnett,
6. Song-Love Me, Mazurka..
Miss May Belle Boggs.
q Slumber Song
........ Schubert
Z. Violin Quartette Finale from
Quartette No
As. Haydn
Messrs. Brandon and Skinner, Miss Rod |
man, Mr.. Simpson.
s. Piano-Tarantelle, y fiat, op s.,
No. 2l........ ..SJephen Heller |
Miss Mile Hays
g. Piano-Rondo in Z Minor. $500.
Mendelssohn |
MISS Nora Inglish.
10. Song-La Serenade. Franz Schubert |
Mrs. Oscar Smith.
Violin obligato by Mr.. Sherman Skinner.) |
a Nocturne, sharp
:, p; major. .......-.... Cbonin
- A'A' b Polonaise, c sharp
minor.
Miss Nirgaline Lucy.
II Piano-Polonaise Militaire. .... Chopin |
Miss Stella Wright.
l3 Recitative and Aria-Within My
Chamber Dudley Buck
Miss Eva Bonn.
"A. Piano-Rigoletto Paraphrase. 80. List |
Mrs. Findlay Ross.
Wednesday evening June 5, al S o'clock |
Lewis Academy.
PROGRAM
L Double Quartette-The Wreath.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Jules Benedict |
. Piano Duo. op H., No. -. Kirchner t
Misses Lucille Hendryx, Bessie Mccoy.
IS. Piano-Mazurka, op 79..... Jadassobn
Miss Pluina hirkbride
{ Song-Nignt Shades are Falling -.
........:...::... Millotti
Miss Nora Inglish.
Ia. First Movement from So
5. Piano nata in F........... Mozart
ID. Scherzino 49,. Moszkowski
Miss Hattie Dunlap.
q. Piano-The Two Skylarks $1,000.
Miss Alma Miller.
= Violin Air U.r;a rbaS nonola |