Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-20

| Miss Ella Dresser, J. l.. Meade and Elsie
/ Downs, +. A. Jones and Florence Blair, w.
! 5. Sheppard, II. V. Sheppard and Anna
| Rossler, Il. II. Chapman, T. j CoSsett and
! Melinda Ross, W. II. Boone and Lena Ros-
! sler, NJ. Il. Bright, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. J.
Gray, J. A. Allison and Miss Jewett, w.
II. Fogg and Blanche Dresser, Ben Glaze
and Mamie Manuel, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H.
Reynolds, Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Pool, w. D.
McClees and Miss Emma McClees, G. f.
Whitlock and Miss Kate Redfield. r. G.
! Smith and Miss Alberts, Mr. and Mrs.
lips and Edna Burkes, Mr.. aud Mrs. B.
! Deffenbaugh.
Miss Annie Oliphant entertained a num-
! Der of her friends on Friday night last at
/ the residence of her parents on North
| Fourth avenue. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Rowland, Mr. and
! AIrz. l.. Rowland, Mr.. and Mrs. j. c.
Landean, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Ohphant,
| Mrs. Pitcher, Mrs. Smith Misses Rosie
! Anderson, Florence Anderson, Lille
| Smith, Nellie Sumner and Viola Brown
and the following gentlemen: Messrs. Geo.
! Palmer. Al Ballard, Will Ballard, Judge
r. 5. Tully, viii Gordon and Prof, Long
stroth. Mr.. Ballard, who is well known
as Prof. Tom Alvo SizzioQ, contributed
greatly to the entertainment by the rendi-
ton of several recitations in his inimitable
style and which was received with mingled
pleasure and applause. Prof. Longstroth
and Mr. VIII Gordon furnished the excel
lent music to which the guests tripped the
light fantastic toe until the weesma' hours
The young lady's mother did not forget
her part and at the proper time the guests
were invited to an adjoining room where
was spread an inviting and bounteous
supply of the delicacies of the season.
The Garfield University's next recital
will be given at the university on Monday
evening Jan. p. at $50 sharp. Cars viii
be in waiting after the concert, thusallow-
ing everybody plenty of time TO reach
them, and not leaving them to walk home
as was the experience of one carload at the
time of the last recital. Plenty of room in
the large hall for all who may come. The
public is cordially invited to attend, no
admission fee being charged, The follow
ing programme viii be presented upon this
occasion:
overture, JOIty MINSTREL. -....-.- brOOkS
Conservatory Orchestra.
Tannhauser March u pianos Wagner
Misses Edith Campbell, Laura Laughlin.
Eta Barnett. Mrs Eva Gill
Piana Duo, ''Fercen Palka, "........ .Behr
Misses Puma kirkbride. Maude Case.
Piano, "Nalse InipTumptu' Raft
Miss Mile Hays.
Slumber Song. .....................G ounod
Miss May Belle Boggs.
1 a IngPa
Plano b. Gavotte. .................P irany
Miss Emelie Bssantz.
Variations for clarinet Coming Thro' the
NY" ............-.......-. thornton
Mr.. Cecil Harris.
Piano, ''Sorelyn Fantasia, Raft
Miss Eta Barnett
Vocal Duo, "Dost Thou Remember
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Campana
Misses Lena Richards. Lulu Answalt.
Piano a. Nocturne, Op 8, No ,. Chaplin
b. lmprompJu. Or 80, No Schubert |
Miss Mary Patee,
Overture My Native Hills -. kelar Bella |
Conservatory Orchestra.
Song, Angels Serenade." ........ Braga |
Miss Nirgsline Lucy.
p;.no a. Bohemian Dance. - Smetana |
u NalSe Brilliante Wieniavski |
Mr.. John Shastid.
Next term begins Tuesday, Jan. 10Th, /
under the chartered name of the Mozart
Conservatory of Music
Tuesday evening the Lucille" society |
met at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Allen, 1l9 North Martinsen avenue. The
evening was well spent in Elusic, cards