Wichita eagle., 1889-05-26

tanned number of their friends. In adj
dition to carte and dancing Miss Della FL
Ter favored the company with vocal solo
and Miss Lettie McNaughten, NJ Z. Buff
fington and Della Eller a trio. and a solo
by Chester Urban also. Refreshments
were also served Those present were
Misses Alice Jeffries, Hattie Dean, Lettie
McNaughten, and Messrs. Frank Russell,
Charles Martin, NJ. E. Burlington, T. f.
Kershaw and Chester Urban.
Last evening Miss Carrie Bonetti gave a
birthday party at the residence Of her
parents, 63S North Fourth avenue. the
vening was wholly pleasurable and be-
sides numerous games upon the lawn, a
dainty repast furthered the guests enjoy
ment and their regard for Miss Bonetti as
a hostess The beauty of the evening also
assisted much toward the success Of the
party. The guests were: Misses Nellie
Tilford, Ethel Neiderlander, Stacie Neid-
erlander, Bernice Ratcliff, Edna Tilden,
Agnes Davidson, Coral Harris, Irna Bris-
ton, Josie Getto, Grace Johnston, Amy
Hays, Ismay Chadwick, Beatrice Rich.
Walter Van Mugs, Vermilion Harris,
Charles Graves, Gussie Plato, Harry
Frizell Eddie Donnelly, Mattel Pinto.
The following is the program of the re-
cital of Mrs. A. c. Crawford on the new
organ at the Presbyterian church of
Hutchinson Thursday evening. Tie re-
cital is reported to have been exceedingly
artistic and satisfactory and Mrs. Craw-
ford received some f1attering criticisms in
the Hutchinson papers.
PART 1.
Organ Sonata C Minor
ga Prelude
(b) Adagio ..Guilmant
(c) Allegro
Vocal-"My Love He is Sailor Lad"....
Mrs. Hammel.
(a) Fan Fare. .Lemmens
: (b) Andante in G................Bat lste
t(c) Peasants March. .. Fumagalla
Recitation-"AuxI taliens". Mrs. Hunter
Organ-"Jerusalem the Golden. ..........
Lizzie Z. Bigger.
Ca Grand Offertory in F Minor Batiste
(b) Prayer and Cradle Song. GuilmanC
t(c) March Triomphate. 80. .Lemmens
Vocai-'Angels Ever Bright and Fair
-. Handel. .................MrS. Duval
Organ
At Evening Dudley Buck
Overture to William Tell " .Rossini
The Crescent society held Their last exer-
cises at the High school Friday afternoon.
PROGRAM.
song Observation-Disclosures. SCiOOl
Recitation-A Tarrytown Romance .....
Mona Jones
Instrumental Solo. Lulu Andrews
Essdy-Voices Of the Dead. 49,
Fannie Groves
Recitation .......Sa Sadie Latham
Vocal Solo-Dreams. .......C Cora Milligan,
First Half Paper Wilbur Coen
RECESS.
Recitation-The Stylish Church.
...:......-.... $4,000. Ne!ile "arCh.
Voca! DuetJoan and Birdie Love.
Observation-Disclosures and Douglas. 1900.
........Bl Blanche Techheimer
Instrumental Solo. Lulu Sheppard.
Oration-The Uphill of Life. ..... ;;:..
Instrumental Trio. Bessie and Bertha
Mathis and Emma Nicely.
Oration-The Close of School. .......-....
Vocal Solo. Bessie Mathis.
Instrumental Solo. Nellie Jones
Second Half Paper. Florence Mccoy.
Closing Address President Ray Taylor.
The capacity of the chapel was taxed.
Miss Warth did exceedingly well, Miss.
Mathis sang with good taste. Her voice is
light but sweet and forced and strained
tones were happily absent. Miss
Fechheimer spoke with fire and spirit
In the society prOphesies given forth by
the editor and editress of the Iris they
gave no glimpses of their own future
careers unfortunately. The editress OBJ
served in a remarkable manner the advice
which appeared on the editorial page of
Friday mornings EAGLE directing the
use of gall enough in thy ink, though
thou write with goose pen, no matter.
The exercises were very entertaining and
very fittingly concluded by an address