Wichita eagle., 1889-02-17

| ant girl to the present day.-Myrtle TeaFl
May Shook (Mrs. j. D. Hutchingsl
| Describe the phonograph and ILLUSTRATE
its use.-Jeremiah Squeacher.
Music by the Dew Drop club.
CLASS IN GEOGRAPHY.
| Give the present great divisions in
| Europe.-A Turf Davidson (Hardy Solo
| monl.
| Which is the most important of tho
! United States today, and why?-Lucile de
Montmoreecy Smith Miss Cleveland).
CLASS IN POLITICAL ECONOMY.
Has a common man any rights which a
real estate owner is bound t. respect
Confucius Large Bug u. d. Hutchings).
What is the 10th amendment to the
| United States, and why was il enacted?-
| Seraphina Proserpina Johns iMIs. j. c.
Rutan)
Declamation-Little Willie Wheeler.
Music.
Extracts from ancient manuscripts re-
Gently deciphered. entitled Archives OF
| DlXon).
CLASS IN HISTORY.
When was Canada annexed to the
United States, and what circustances led
to this result?-Angelica Olivia Glumm
(Mrs. j. F. Harris
Give a sketch of local politics in the
United States during the last century.
with examples from the present leading
city of the world (Wichita) -Grover --
(Mr. Cleveland)
Give some of the presidents since the
time of Benz. Harrison, with leading points
in their administration.-John Doe Irwin
Stratton).
Essay on the following historical char
acters: George Washington, Ferdinand
Ward, Annie Jenness Miller and Col.
Mars Murdock.-Addison Alexander Pelt
"a. A. Hyde)
Music by Lew Drop Club
Essay on music-Lavilla Almeda Orisi-
ana Dobbs (Ars Emery.
classic Ode-'I'm fifty one years old to-
day" by the class-Tune, AUD Lang
Syne"
Music.
A very attractive feature of the exercises
was the very beautiful music discoursed
by the Dew Drop Club. Members of the
society hereby tender their appreciation of
the service so kindly rendered by the club,
and hope they seek TO know more of true
hillside hospitality.
The examination was conducted by Ash
bel Welch, to whom is also due the credit
of having arranged the program. Scholars
exhibited all degrees of proficiency. from
very good TO very bad. 1t is no disparage-
ment to others to say that - Wheeler ;
Little Willie" and Hardy Solomon q,
the ''Blubbering BOBBY and bad boy OF
his class were fairly entitled to divide frs
honors Mr.. Cleaveland also had an ex-
cellent paper, written in humorous
mood, but read in a manner so unosteuta-
tious as to give additional color to the sue
ject matter.
The meeting of the present week will be
socialin its character. A full attendance
is expected. S. AND b.
The following was the program OF exer-
cises at the High school Friday afternoon:
F Fsnav.;.snnset;; KATE i3on0G,
Recitation-''An Encounter win an
Essay practical Good of the Imag-
Recta aat1 Pilot Richard alfB Bird
Essay-"Effects of Eloquence". -.
....................... Maggie McGraw
Select Reading Genius of Byron"
Michael Angelo .............
Essay-"Temptations of Poverty. :.
...........................G Grace Morris
First Half of Paper Arthur Johnson
Oration-"rll Try, Sir" u ohm Andrews
say-"Infiuence of Christianity on
Civilization" ,............. Mary Kelly
Instrumental Solo,. Birdie Wonderly
Essay-"The Reign of Terror .......
Observation-Disclosures Our Talent.
.....................R Rockwell Milligan
Essay-"A Country SCHOOL, Chas. Slower
Essay-"Robert Burns" ..Libbie Pool
Recitation-"The Bashelor's We'd
Second df Half of Bessis M h1alhs
Florence Mccoy.
Essay The Laborer Hundred Years
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Wilke
Grafton Oppression of the Indians
Lerward Calvin.
Recitation. The Painter of Seville
Sadie Lathram,
ESSAY. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. An Ice storm
Blanche Fechheimer.
Recitation. The, Bachelor Day
Lulu Sheppard.
Essay. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Dickens
Mary Bird.
Recitation. Observation-Disclosures. Letters
Elmer Adams.
Essay. Georgia Hoicomb
Ida Auckmoody.
Instrumental Solo..........B Bertha Mathis
Guitar Solo................M Mamie Dawson
Report OF the Critic. Paul Brown
song Observation-Disclosures. School,
The Hypatia held its first open meeting
IF the year at the Hotel Metropoe Monday
afternoon, Icy special invitation of Mrs
4.
were filled with Hypatia members and
heir guests, numbering in all about sew
rnty-five. The con- mlttee on art had
charge of the program for this afternoon,
and the following was presented:
instrumental solo. Mrs. Bond
Original paper art. Mrs. c. W. jackson
Women in industrial art.....-......
.........M Mrs Charles Adam
Vocal solo. Commitment Mrs. Howard Mater
"a Mrs
Historical art. Nj IS Jekyii
Dne woman artist go Mrs. Guthrie, IA
PIANO solo,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mrs. winch
All the papers showed cultivated
dnd refined thought on the subject anu
Zach number was received with compii-
mentary applause.
The music was much appreciated, Mrs
Mrs. Howard Matters selection especially
meeting with favor.
Both before and after the exercises the
quests spent much time in admiring aud
praising the many fine pictures brought
rom Europe by Mrs. Stewart III a neat
complimentary speech Mrs. Baldwin an
nounced that Mrs. Stewart had refresh
ments laid in the dining room for the COM
pany. This part was a surprise to tbs
club, and upon entering the dining room
he long tables Were prettily spread with
iainties. and all We're served with cream
cake, fruits, confectionery, coffee, etc
All agreed that Hotel Metropolt
provided charming quarters for en-
dtertalnment, an a vote OF
thanks was rendered Mrs. Stewart for hel
still more charming hospitality. Indeed
-orosis with its famed Delmonico luc hes
has a rival in her western sister Hypatia
The president, Mrs. Toler, read an invita-
ton from Sorosis, asking Hypafia to SEM
a delegate 10 the March celebration of thy
wenty-first anniversary of Sorosis. Hypa-
tia is one out Of the women's clubs OF tn
country to whom invitations have beer
srnt and in appreciation of the honor vii