Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-11-10

and would say to the ladies of WIGHT
that now is the time to provide themselve
with flowers for the winter as they will b
sold at remarkably low prices.
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| The Mozart conservatory will give
recital in the chapel of Lewis academy o.
Monday, tomorrow, evening at o'cfocl
to which the music loving people are mos
cordially invited.
PROGRAM.
Pianoforte Duo, Barber of SEVILLE.
Misses Gertie and Mile Hays.
Piano a, Soldiers March, .Schuman
l '"A' b, Jolly Farmer, '.'0'"N ~
Master Russell WEIGH.
! Song, 60 Lovely Rose. Arthur Foot
Miss Jennie McClung.
Song without words; a, Allegro nontrop-
pc; b, Presto Agitoato . MendelssohI
Miss Dora Woods.
Piano. Miserere du Trovatore. .Gottschalk
Miss Jessie Clark.
Song, Hybrias the Cretan. Ellio
Mr.. L. b. Garst.
Violin, Gondoliera from Sd Suite. 49,.
Mr.. Sherman Skinner.
PIANO b, I'd Mazurka GODDARD
Miss Emile Bissantz.
Song. Apple Blossoms -. Stephen Emery
Miss Virgaline Lucy.
Piano, Hungarian Raphsody No. l2.....
Mr.. John Shastid.
Quartet, Lullaby. ............. Barn by
Misses Ross and McClung. Messrs.
Reach and Pierpoint
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The following is the program of the
Crescent society, high school chapel, Octo
Der s. 1899:
Lizzie Miller.
Essay. . Ancient Punishment
Sidney Toier.
Lulu Andrews.
Essay. Future,
George Ross.
Grafton. ....COmpenSatlon,
Sam Cook.
Essay. ..ReaQlng,
Anna Vincent.
Instrumental solo. Villa Rea.
ReaulbS. .DurgIarS,
Willie Katz.
Essay. Source of Happiness,
Lille Taylor.
Grafton The Tower of Babel,
Josie Balance.
x,
Mary Wright.
Essay. The Worlds Empire,
Ed Woodcock
First half of paper. .:,..... John Anderson.
Recitation. Farmer Ben's Theory,
Sophronia Wilkie.
Essay .......: .-........ ifoh'
John Parkinson.
kathie Corwin.
Essay NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -NlSnt,
Susie Anderson.
Essay ........." when my Ship Comes in"
Belle Webking.
Grafton. THE Insanity of CAIN"
Georgia Holcomb.
Recitation. 500. The Boy Convict's Story,
Mabel Fuller.
Vocal solo. Every zephyr that blows SO fair,
Eva Dunbar,
Second half of paper. Blanche Fechheimer.
Report Of critic . Maggie Mckay.
The exercises ended with a farce, the
title, ''He was Never Known to Smile"
Cast-Dr. Cocaine, Leonard Colvin; r. p.
Jones, Solomon Levy; Mrs. Roberts, Floy
Mccoy: Clara Roberts, Blanche Fech-
hemer Geo. Ross astonished his most
sanguine friends by the manner in which
he read his essay. Will Katz read his
selection with humor The second half of
the paper was exceedingly interesting,
and, what was more, was read intelligently
and distinctly. How Clara Roberts did go
for the editors of the rural sheet! She
wrote with a sharp pen, indeed. and we
may expect some spicy rejoinders from
the Management of the opposition journal.
NJ. w. Levy called in company with
Superintendent Stevenson and enjoyed
part of the exercises. Georgia Holcomb's
piece required much memorizng and she
aid we'll But what was truly refreshing
was to see the critic get up and hear her
and yet not unkindly, proceed
to point out palpable defects in those who
had appeared. 1t mas long been the custom
for the critic to rise gently dispense some
taffy and smillngly take her seat. Thanks
to Miss Mckay for esta blishing new pre-
cedent. An outside contributor to the
Iris had handed in most amusing paper,
which, read by John Anderson, caused
great laughter Louis Weitzell has
humorous pen, but some of the cuts hurt,
though bravely borne come with sickly
yrins. Ponce.