The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-22


Messrs. Hagney, Yocum. Boone, omith,
Osborne, Gordon, Hammann-
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Miss Grace Hatton entertained Wednes-
day evening at her home on North Waco
avenue. a coterie of girl friends. Among
those entertained by the fair hostess were
the Misses Ida Joseph, Mollie Ross, Mabel
Millison. Grace McAdams, Margie Mill
kan Helen Fisher, Gertie Mccullough,
Cora Lord, Gertie and Mile Hays, Rosa
mond Anderson and Lulu Dewey.
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WILLARD c. L. g. c. PROGRAM
History of the Church. ......... Miss Mills
Geology Lesson Ms us S Naan
AStronomy Lesson. Miss A. Mason
Stars of March Mrs Clifford
Paper-The churches established in the
United States by the different colonists-
Miss Weaver.
Music.
The Greiffenstein Park Card club had
very interesting meeting Friday evening,
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. L. h:
Griffith Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. G. NJ. Dickson, Mr.. and Mrs j. ID.
Houston, Mr.. and Mrs. L. N. Cox, Mr..
and Mrs Geo. Bergman. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
O. Sternberg. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fisher,
Mrs. VIM Obrist, Misses Alice Dickson
and Frank Obrist.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Hollinger gave a
Drive whist party Thursday evening. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Cushman,
MIR and Mrs H Lyle, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
J Corner, Mr.: and Mrs. H. <, Farnam'
{. A. Van Nees, Mr.. and Mrs M. B.
Cohn, Mr. and Mrs. Ches Firebaugh, Mr..
and Mrs, A. S. Munson, Miss Tusch, Miss
Jocelyn, Miss Littell. Mr.. O. b. Stocker,
Mr. Il. L. Pierce ana Mr.. E E. Bleckley.
A surprise party which proved to be
most ENJOYABLE affair was given Miss Mar
gerry English, on Friday evening, at her
home on South Topeka. Among the sur
prisers were noticed Rose Rather. Cassie
Bennett, Estella Engilman, Mary McGin-
mis-. Nellie Bartlett, Dolly Groves, Lizzie
Billinger, Florence Exton. Jessie Short,
REICH Fordham, Rex Andrews, Don
Grimes, Frank Ratliff, Robert Bolte, Sam
NV Engilman, James English, Billy Liz
Finger.
Judges Dundy and Riner, of the United
States court, j. G.. Wilson, clerk Of the
United States court, r. L. Walker, United
States marshal. Deputy United States
Marshal Slaughter, of Nebraska, Deputy
United States Marshals George Walker
and Leon De Bost, P. S. Soper, assistant
district attorney and Dr. F. S. Dewey,
su rgeon L. S. A, occupied private box
at the Crawford Grand on Friday night,
they were the guests OF local manager r.
F. Ogston.
The pupils of All Hallow gave an enter
tainment at the convent Thursday after
noon. The following is the program:
flauO SOLO. MISS VI. Ouy JUL
Mics Cato
P1ano oue1' 49,. Miss Lille Daugherty
Recitation and song. 49,. Miss May YORK
Piano accompaniment, Miss S; Getto
Mandolin rolo- ........ Miss y. Guyton
Piano solo Miss Lille Daugherty
Xylophone solo ......... Miss g. Guyton
recitation. ECONOMICALLY hleIle waits
Recitation. ................M Miss j. Guyton
Song. -...............By DIX Dung Lauies
The following programs We're well rem
dered by pupils of Mrs Julia F. Dunn, at
her rooms in Sedgwick block on Wednes-
day and Friday of last week:
PUPILS RECITAL:
q Wednesday, March 1s.
Piano duo-Valse No. ], Op. 1oS; ....;;...
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT treabbog
Clara Rule and Jessie Allen.
Voice-AfterwardS. Observation-Disclosures Mullen
Miss Owen.
Piano-March ...... ........... .Benedltte
Bessie Parks
Vocal duo-A Streamlet Full OF Flowers.
Misses Tusch and Owen.
p;o I BY the Spring ........... .Gurlitt
iano Soldiers March. .Schumann
Jessie Allen.
Voice-Dear Heart. ................Ma Mattel
Miss Tusch.
Piano-Fresh Life ............Spindler
Miss Parks.
Voice-Dream of Love. .Gregh
Miss McClung.
Handspring Song. Henselt
Miss Rutherford.
PUPILS RECITAL-Friday March 90
Piano-Larantelle... ...............He Heller
Nellie Young.
Voice-Love's Proving. .Lohr
Lizzie Smith.
Voice-Sing to Me. .Denza
Miss Finny.
D; Chanson Lorraine. ..... Andres
Fiaho- Nocturne .......... Field
Miss Ross
Voice-The Dying Flower. ......... Rotoli
Miss Vim.
Voice-Impromptu Op 90, No. 4. Schubert
Miss Gill.
Nolce-SlXteen ................-... .Cnopln
Miss Rogers.
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Friday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock Prof.
Sickner gave another of his very delight
full piano recitals. The numbers were ell
rendered in a very pleasing and artistic
manner, with excellent conception Of the
composers theme. and show much careful
instruction and ability. Following is the
program:
Carmencita. ...:... Henry Housley
Nellie Jones.
Soirees Des Vieune. ..... Shubert List
Flora Caswell.
Adelaide. .............Bee thoven-Splndler
Gertrude Calhoune.
Expression in Piano Playing. Christian
Maggie Garwood.
Noctourne. ......... Mendelssohn
Pearl Skinner.
Iarrentella. ...-....-.......t ranclS nome
Serenade Hongroise. ......... Oh. Neustedt
Joe katz.
song. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ii. CoWen
Robert Smvthe.
L0OeDScluck. ......................J, Kan
Hungarian March. ......... Chas. Delioux
Beatrice Rich.
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Society wedding at North Wichita on
Thursday evening, March 10. A party of
friends gathered at the residence of Mr..
snd Mrs '. f. Bryant on the occasion of
abe marriage OF their only child, Gertrude,
and Mr.. O. H. Moffitt. of Boston. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. W.
H. Robinson in the most impressive man
uer. Among those present were Capt.
aud Mrs. q. ]. Wider, Rev Mr.. and Mrs
w. H. Robinson. Mr.. and Mrs. J Boggs,
Mr.. and Mrs. J, krapf, Mr.. and Mrs c. s
Hubbard. Mr. and Mrs F. w. Keller, Mr..
and Mrs. J. II. Mathey, Mrs. E. Kelley,
Misses Rose and Carrie Mathey and
Dana Hubbard Mr. James q Duff and