Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-03-16


! Piano accompaniment, Mrs. H. w. Darling
Song Tapping at the Garden Gate
Mrs. Coen and Miss Efie Lewis
Burlesque opera Oh, How Delightful
Mrs. l.. I. Even.
song ''''''' Mr. 4 4. Hyde, Inc 0nOS'
Intermission.
The twenty-seventh recital OF the Mo-
| Fart conservatory of music will be given
on tomorrow (Monday) evening, March l.,
! in the chapel of Lewis academy, begin
ming ut s o'clock. A general Invitation is
extended. The following program will be
! given:
PROGRAM.
Pianoforte sonata, Op31, No g.. Beethoven
| AllegrO-SCherZO-M ennettO-PreStO
Mrs David Hays.
Song. Chine Eyes So Blue and Ten
Miss Daisy Bingham.
/ Piano n. NOcturne, & fiAt...... Henselt
! b. Bouree, b minor. Bach
Miss Carrie Savin.
! Violin. RomanZa; Proch
Miss May Rodman.
| Song from Lieder Cyclus, No. g..
Miss Maud English.
/ Piano, Polonaise, Op 18.No. 5. .Mosjkowski
Miss Minnie Hays.
! Violin, Revere. ....................Da ncla
Mr.. Grin Z. Brandon.
Piano a. Spring Song. Henselt
b. lmprOmptu ........ RhelnbergeI
Miss Pearl Skinner
Piano-Wedding march and fairies
music, from Midsummer
Nights Dream" Mendelsshon-Liszt
Miss Lora Bell.
Wednesday and Thursday Mrs. Finlay
Ross entertained at her beautiful home on
North Waco. High Five and sumptuous
collations were foremost in the guests at
tentlon both evenings, which in all re-
spects were highly pleasurable to the
guests and hostess. The former were Mr..
and Mrs G. MOrehouse, Mir. and Mrs. d.
N. Dale, Mr. and Mrs. j. D. Houston, Mr..
and Mrs Geo. Dickson, Mr.. and Mrs, Z. 3.
Jewett. Mr. and Mrs w. S. Corbett, Mr..
aud Mrs. J. A. Hollinger, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Knorr, Mr.. and Mrs. J. II, Black. Mr.
aud Mrs. r. II. Roys, Mr.. aud Mrs. c. \.
Van Ness, Mr.. and Mrs. Nos Harris, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo, Major, Mr. and Mrs. L. b,
Terrell, Mr. and Mrs. ". c. Little, DR..
and Mrs. y. H. Fabrique Mr.. and Mrs. J.
H. Alley, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Whitney, Mr.
and Mrs. j. d. Alexander Mrs. T. l. Hum
aud Mrs. J. J.. Dyer, Mr.. and Mrs. r f.
Guthrie Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. f. B. hartman.
Mr.. and Mrs J. o. Davidson, Mr.. and
Mrs a. w. Mccoy, Mr.. and Mrs. c. T.
Owens, Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Peckham, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Biting. Mr. and Mrs J.
w Emo, Mr.. and Mrs. j McFerran, Mr.
aud Mrs. G. l., Davidson, Mr.. and Mrs L.
ana Mrs. W. f. Stanley, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w Thomas,
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Vail. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Walton, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Smyth, jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
a. H. Merrill, Mr.. and Mrs. b. II. Camp
bell, Mr. and Mrs. William Innes, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Allen, Mr.; and Mrs. Q. D.
Barnes, Miss Wanemaker, Mrs. E. Alex
ander and Mr.. Hunter.
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Pant second consisted Of original come
dies presented in a very amusing manner.
The first of these striking presentations
was one of SANKEY'S discoveries in the
form of dwarf elephant, which was fol
lowed by DR.. Schank'S donkey rObed in =
gaudy caparison and mounted 10y the
worthy Dr. Schanks himself. So great was
his obstinacy and "kickablliJy" that it
was impossible to lead him of from the
stage before he had most cruelty folded
bystander ND in one corner, whom he left
grooming with eXcruclatlng pain; but DR..
Shanks was soon recalled 70 his rescue
accompanied by DR.. Hopkins, who finally
succeeded in amputatjng the poor suffer
erS limb in the presence of few young
followers of ESculapiuS, who were the re-
ciDieuts of a profound medical discourse
from Dr. Hopkins. The audience was in 4
state of laughter almost continually from
the time the curtain WAS raised until it
dropped. ToDsy. SO originally imperson-
ateu toy Miss Love, would have defed the
attempts OF Mrs. H. b. Stoves Topsy.
The burlesque opera singing by Mrs.
Even was loudly applauded until she re-
appeared and presented Pretty as a
Picture" The song by Mr.. Hyde was
rendered in such Il vivid manner that
some of the audience were more terrified
than Macbeth when be saw the ghost of
Banquo \ pleasant and sociable time is
the comment of all who were there.
Officers and committees Of Ladies' Aux |
Hilary TO Y. NJ c. A-The annual tea of
the Ladies auxiliary, which WAS Il pleas /
an; affair, was somewhat misTepre>enJei /
in last Sundays EAGLE by the statement !
that only TWENTY-FIVE ladies were present. /
The number given was seveuty-hve. In (
connection with the tea the following /.
ladies were elected and various commit /
tees appointed for the year:
PresIueut-Nlrs. L c. Jackson.
Vice President-Mrs. Matte Reece.
Treasurer-Mjss Fannie Jackson.
Secyetary-Miss Grace Love.
Board OF anagers-AIeS lanes J. c. /
Kincesd, McC:ung, r. p. Murdoch, ;. Z. +
Hubbard, y. y. Lewis, l. C. Jackson, II. /.
Reece, Misses Grace Love, Fannie Jack /
sou.
Visitation OF Sick-Mesdames J. u. /
Pollock. J. L Dyer. II. L. Jackson, c. ;. /
Caldwell. Gay.
Reception Committee-Nesdames !. D. /
Hewitt. J, II. Black. r. +. Lawrence, /
Misses Mary Heliar, Alice Love. Lacy .
Dubois.
Room Commlttee-AlesGames ". Heller. i
DR.. Sherwood. Slade, Hobbs. :. T. Mitch .
Ell. Misses Lizzie Guthrie. Nary Hyde.
Entertainment Commlttee-Nesiam (
Charles Lawrence, Or Finley, Misses 4
Ella Hellar, Mamie McClunE, Jennie Nc I
Chung
Membership Committee-8fissesJ JENNIE (
McCiu0g. Fannie Jackson. Ola hiDcsad, 4
Minnie NjilI>on, Gracr Love
Flower mmitteS-Aionday, Mrs H. {. (
Ross. Tuesday, Mss Mary hs.ley, We1ass- I
day. Miss AuhG Burr; Thursday, Miss Ida .
Reece; Friday. Miss Niabe! L.zTlner- sat (
urday. Miss Ellie Lewis
R-frs>hmeuJ Committee - N~sdsmeS /
Mary West, t. w keudis Misses Cali 1
Caldwell. Lulu Sherwood, Jennie VIII /