The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-06

Mrs. Moore, Mrs. G. A. Smith, Mrs Har-
ris, Miss Underwood of Kansas City, Miss
Clark and Mr.. Archie Smith
That mysterious. ubiquitous and most
Pickwickian of all clubs, the Sunfiower
and Ghost, was entertained Friday night
by Miss Annetinetta Corner. The follow
ing were present: Misses Lulu and Min
ME Dewey, Nellie Baldridge, Kate Smith,
Sadie Caldwell, Flora CasweH. Masters
Gregory Abram Chatfield, Fred Hellar,
| VIII Harris, Kenneth Eossett, Earl Eos
sett and Joe Harris The absence of
Aubrey Davis, who has gone to Pueblo,
was felt by the club The ghost, to the
sorrow of many, was also absent The
great feature of the evening was the OBJ
seryation game At this memoriZing di-
version Minnie Dewey and Geo. Chatfeld
managed to take the BOBBY prizes and
Sadie Caldwell and VIII Harris took the
lead The club expects to give one of
Shakespeare tragedies soon
The twenty-eighth recital of the Mozart
Conservatory of Music will be given at the
! Garfield university on Tuesday, April S, at
s o'clock, when the following interesting
program Will be rendered
Berceuse, op. b. -: -. MoszkowskI
Miss Hattie Dunlap.
Air de Ballet ..................Ch aminade
Miss Maud Case.
| Au Matin, Op. S4..................Go GODDARD
Mrs. Eva Gill.
! a. Fantasia Impromptu &C sharp
| mlnOF) Observation-Disclosures. .Chopln
! b. Waltz in Z minor
Miss Jessie Clark.
! Variations SerieUse, Op. 81. Mendelssohn
Miss Emelia Bissantz
! L'Africaine, illustrations. .Meyerbeer-RaH
Miss Nora English.
Andante in F ................B Beethoven
! Mrs Georgia Mccoy.
| Wedding March and Fairies Music
| from Midsummer Nights Dream.
........... 80. ,Mendelssohn-Liszt
Miss LOra Bell.
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! Last Friday evening at about 7:30 o'clock
! the pupils of the fifth, sixth and seventh
grades of the Washington school gave
Miss Chilla johnson very pleasant sur
prise party at the home of Miss Katie
Hinman, on New York avenue. Miss
Johnson leaves next Thursday for her old
home in Illinois During her stay here
she has formed host of friends, and as a
| token of their esteem they presented her
with a most beautiful fan, for which she
thanked them in short, feeling speech of
well selected words. The evening was
spent in playing all kinds of games and in
pleasant conversation. At about the
usual hour most inviting lunch was
served. After which they oil departed eX-
pressing themselves as having had a most
pleasant time, and as being sorry of her de-
parture from their midst. Those present
We're: Katie Hinman, Alma Knight,
Bessie Wood, Josie HOllingswOrth, Chilla
johnson, Bertha Eaton, Florence Green,
Alice Kinkle, Cressie Barrick, Maud
Smith, Mabel BUss, Edna Benifield, Matte
Human, Lizzie Coney, Willie Boyles, Earl
Barrick Ed. COney, Elvin Baker, Dan
BOyles, Harry kinkle, Curran Vikings,
Bert Eldridge, Carl Stone, Alvin South
witch, Clarence Reno, Prof. Barrackman.
The Crescents held sway at the high
school Friday and rendered the following
numbers:
Reading, Marc Antony Grafton. -
..-..... ............. Charles Slower
Recitation, Patchie. Lulu Sheppard
Instrumental solo......... Maggie Parker
Essay, Fall of Hutchinson. -.
Observation-Disclosures. Leonard COlvin
Recitation, Briar Rose. Blanche Guthrie
vocal SOLO. .::............ Noble Ross
Essay, Morality. ........... FANNIE Walker
First half Iris. Herbert Levy
Recitation, The Young Soldier. 80.
Recitation, Mark Twain's Encounter
Della COen
Recitation, A Story of Chinese Love
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Ida Joseph
Reading, Getting Even. 49, Grace Young
Instrumental solo.............M aude Case
Rsading. Bert Kisson
Recitation, Say No and Say 1t Loud
Recitation, God Knows. Pearl Mccormick
DEBATE.
Resolved, That mans intellect is supe
riOr to wOman'S.
Afiirmative-Ervin Taft, Wallace Park
inson.
Negative-Lulu Sheppard, NIaude Sar-
gent.
The debate was decided in the affirma- |
tive Very manywho had no boubt thought |
that the debate would bring forth deci- |
sion from the judges Just the opposite of |
the one here printed now look up to mans |
intellect like un petit Francois at the Eiffel |
tower. Friday an unusual throng of Wis |
itors was noticed present.
The Demorest medal contest. so much |
talked about and 50 anXiOusly looked for, |
Will come off on Wednesday evening next, /
April 9, at South EmpOria Avenue NJ. +. |
Church, under the direction of Mrs. Trot- |
ter, who has managed these contests with |
such success and made them so popular in |
this city for some time. Six young ladies |
who have been under special training for |
this occasion, viii enter the contest for the !
medal In addition to these there viii be .
two or three other recitations, and the .
whole VIII be lnterSperced with excellent |
music by some of the best musical talent |
in the city, altogether making the follow
ing fine
PROGRAM.
Invocation.
Quartet. ........ ....Members of the choir. |
Piano solo. Carnival de Venice, |
Gertrude Calhoun.
Recitation. .....-. The new fashioned man,
Miss May ThiStlewoOd
Piano duet. Grace Young and Mabel Aver.
Recitation. .........P Patriotic Prohibition,
Mabel MillisOn.
Vocal solo,. The Angels at my window,
Mrs. Howard.
Recitation. Prohibition the hope of our
Violin solo. May Belle Howard.
Recitation. The rum traffic war on the
people. Nirgle Little
Vocal duet. .... Mrs. Smyth. Mrs. Horner.
Recitation. Home in saloon.
Florence MUlvey,
Guitar solo. R..........Sy rena Graham
Recitation. The barrel of whisky.
Anna Boyd.
Judges retire.
Recitation. Gone with a handsomer man.
May Mccullough
Vocal duet ............... Tit for tat,
Mrs. j. W. Horner.
Dutch recitation. "A black eye for lager
Mabel Moore.
Presentation of the silver medal.
The last two speakers. Miss Mccullough
and Miss Moore, now hold DemoresU med
ais and hence can not enter this contest, /
bIr hoy will no GRAND