The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-25
ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND CONCERT.

GRAND CONCERT.
I consider Miss Neatly Stevens an I'M
usually gifted pianiste, and L beileve she
may look to an artistic future OF import
ance. THEO. hULLAK-
Berlin, February, 1882.
I can, with good conscience, give Miss
Neatly Stevens the title of most superior
pianiste. NORTH MoSZK0WSKL
Berlin, May, 1883.
Miss Stevens is a remarkably talented
and brilliant artistic.
Berlin, July, 1883.
Miss Stevens will appear III grand con-
cert at the First Presbyterian church in
this city Wednesday the 18th inst.
The vocal numbers viii be in charge of
Miss Lillian Hamblin, who is too well
known to need any words Of praise.
Tickets with reserve seat checks at
Champions book store. No extra charge
for reserved seats.
ICE CREAM SOCIAL.
The ladies of Paramount will give q
lawn social at the band stand on Tuesday
evening, May g. Ice cream and straw
berries will be served from 700 O'Clock
through the evening. The Paramount
guards viii give an exhibition drill at 7:3G.
Come out and enjoy the finest strawber-
ries and cream and moonlight scenery TO
be found in this county.
CINDERELLA.
At Garfield university, Tuesday even
ing, May %. This most fascinating OF all
plays for children viii be given by the
children. Beside the play there viii be a
program consisting of vocal and instru-
+o1 +oD lpanS ct
All are cordially invited to be present.
Proceeds for Children's Mission band. The
program will appear in full in Tuesdays
paper.
''THE LITTLE RAG PICKER"
The following is the roll of characters Of
that famous operetta, The Little Rag
Picker" to be given in the S. and B. club
rooms next Tuesday and Wednesday even
ings, in charge of Mrs. l.. 3. Ewing. 1t
will be personated by some Of the best
professional and amature talent of the
city.
CAST.
Edward, the coachnnan of thepresent...
......................A Mr.. Robert Sweet
Reporter of the present. . Mr.. A. A. Hyde
Robert, bntler of the 18th century,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS William Hart
Policeman, a good fellow, even for an
NJ Mr.. Cleveland
Katie Dean, in search Of mother:
Mrs. l.. 3. Even
Biddy McCune, a widow from Aud
od ireland eli Idoi i;.''Nr Sii! r. P Poe9
Cleveland, Hyde, and Mesdames COen,
Even, Buckner Darling and Miss Buck
ner.
Special arrangements have been made
with the street railway company, and per
sons can be transferred from all cars Of the
city to the College hill cars, which will
leave promptly at $50 for the hill and re
turn after the close of the entertainment,
THE GODDESS OF FAME.
The Goddess of Fame" will be pre-
scented at the Crawford Grand on Tuesday
avening, May 81, by the ladies of the Guild
for the benefit of the st. Johns Episcopal
church ''Sappho'' viii be impersonated
by Mrs E. p Hovey in choice musical
selections Miss Waynick and Mr.. Haste
will impersonate some of Shakespeare S
best known characters. The Goddess will
be presented by one of Wichita's most
gifted ladies.
The entert ainment promises to be one of
the most attractive ever presented in this
city. All the ingenuity, skill, taste, and
hard work can accomplish will be done TO
make the entertainment a grand success.
1t will be unique in its character and both
pleasing and instructive.
1t is guaranteed that every one attend
ing will be more than pleased. The object
of the entertainment will be an induce
ment 10 all to attend and the quality of it
will be an inducement to ask for a repeti-
tiOn