The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-04-05

Euriey EDWARD Goidperg, george
David Hays, Carrie Holden. A: A Hyde,
H. Bliss, 1. I. Humble, Coen; Misses E Nc
Gee. Julia A. Buck. Lulu Anawalt, Nina
Caldwell, Maud Pratt, Lena Richards,
Mary Caldwell, Ida Skinner, Cora Thomp-
son. Efie Wright. .Tillie Thompson, Mag
gle Woody, Ellen Campbell Lucy Dubois,
Josie Thompson and Matte Fabrique.
GUTHRIE SOCIETY.
Miss Biddie leaves for Fort Supply this
! week. She will be greatly missed by her
friends in Guthrie.
Mrs. f. J. Hart entertained Governor
Steele, wife and daughter. Miss Gold
thwaite, Capt Cavapaugh, Lieut. Biddle
and sister and DIR Henry D. Snyder, as
sistant surgeon L. 5. A, last Thursday
evening
Misses Mita Steel and Alice Goldthwaite
return to Marion, Ind, this week.
Mrs. Gray's musicale was recherche
entertainment. The people attending it
| were charmed with the music. 1t was the
finest musical entertainment ever given in
| Guthrie. Below we give the program and
| personnel:
PROGRAM.
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Misses Steel and Goldthwaite
| GODDARD. Flonan's song
! Bischoff ....... b. Bobolink
Mrs. George Gray
| 8. GottSchalk. Last Hope
Miss Biddle
T. RarQaDy Sweet ana Low
Messrs. Meeker, Murray, Greene and
5. Bendal. ..Sonnstag morgen auf Gilon
Mrs Steele
6. Thomas .GarOtte
Miss Goldthwaite
z White go Medley for either or guitar
Messrs. Teitzal and Waite
STours ..........Fly sweet Swallow
Mrs Sohn Cotteral.
g. Recitation Roy Hoffman
TO- Mignon. ..................R ecompense
Mrs. Cavenaugh
The following is the personnel of the
ladies taking part: Mrs. George Gray re-
ceived her musical education in Chicago.
partly at the Evanstere Conservatory of
Music and partly under Miss Lillian E.
Singthe, one of Chicago's best known
vocal instructors Her voice is mezzo
soprano, vibratory and effective. She is
known to the people Of Guthrie as Guth-
RES sweet singer.
Mrs. John Colteral has strong mezzo
soprano of great strength. She was for a
time under the instruction of Mrs. Innies,
OF Hutchinson, Kan.
Mrs. H. G. Cavenaugh has mezzo
soprano voice which shows excellent train
ing 1t is flexible and sweet. Mrs. Cave
naugh was under Prof. Meyerhoff, of Lit
tie Rock, and one year pupil of Mrs.
Blatchford, of Baton Rouge.
Miss Goldthwaite was for two years
pupil of Miss Crauche. at Cincinnati, and
one year under Prof Pearson, of Indian
apolis. Her voice is very sweet mezzo
soprano, full of pathos, and evinces calti-
walton.
Miss Steele was for four years pupil of
Scb ba 10
school, Miss Steele plays finely. She has
strong touch. almost masculine. Her
Interpretation of the masters is excellent.
Miss Biddle is what may be called pro-
fessional She received the major part Of
her musical education in Paris, being a
pupil of Marmontel After years of study
abroad she returned to America and be-
came a pupil of the well known composer
Strelezki. Her technique is wonderful;
her Interpretation of the grandest compo-
sitions almost faultless. Never before has
Oklahoma been favored with her equal
The musicale spoken of above will be the
recherche musical affair of the season so
far as Guthrie is concerned.
Miss Biddle received her musical educa- |
ton principally in Paris For a number |
of years she was the pupil of the celebrated ,
Marmortel; afterwards she studied in this !
country under StreleslIi, the well-known !
composer. Her technique is faultless and |
ucE eACSlloub 11tT LOuCI ID Qtll- /
cate and her Interpretation of the masters |
remarkable She Is undoubtedly the finest |
pianoist that ever came to the territory of |
Oklahoma.
Miss Steele was educated at one of the |
best musical Conservatives in the United !
States, the Cincinnati Music school, Her |
teacher was Prof. Schneider. She has a |
strong, almost masculine, touch, and |
plays brilliantly. She plays exclusively |
classical music, and, possessed of an excel
lent intellect, shows a thorough compre
hension of the music she plays
Mrs. Geo. Gray has a mezzo soprano
voice, vibratory and very sweet The re
ceived her musical education in Chicago,
under Miss Lillian E. Smythe, one of the
best vocal teachers in that city She rich
" merits the name of Guthrics sweet
singer To her, more than any one in
Guthrie is due the credit of elevating the
musical taste of this city.
Mrs. Cavanaugh has a mezzo soprano
voice which has received much cultivating
She studied under Prof. Meyerhoff, of
Little Rock, and Mrs. Blatchford, of Baton
Rouge. Her phraSing is excellent, and the
quality Of her voice is pure.
Miss Goldthwaite has a pleasing voice
1t shows thorough cultivation, is a mezzo,
and very sweet.
Mrs. John Colteral has strong mezzo of
excellent timbre. She was under several
excellent teachers in Kansas, and sings in
such a manner as to elicit applause.
The Easter election of Trinity Episcopal
church took place Monday. The following
gentlemen were elected members of the
vestry. c. N. Barnes, senior warden, T.
J. Hunt. juLior warden; Frank Rhister,
secretary; F. Cannon, T. B. Lille, ". VI.
Col. Ellis.
Hon. d. a. Harvey was in the city Satur-
day shaking hands with his friends, of
whom he has a host in Guthrie. Mr. Har-
vey did all he could for the interests of
Oklahoma while at Washington.
The last grand ball of the season came
off Friday night in McKinnon hall. The 4
elite of the city were present and expressed
themselves as having had an enjoyable
evening.
DR., Henry D. Snyder is still i'll.
School caucuses were held in the differ
ent wards Friday night which resulted in
the unanimou, endorsement of DR.. f. +.
Marion for president Of the school board |
A better choice could not have been made | ,
He has demonstrated his competency to
fill the office by his work as member OF the
school board.
Last Wednesday was the worst day Of
the year so far. Life was a burden and
everyone kept in doors if possible.
Judge Seay. Of kingfisher, is in town.
AN APOLOGY AND AN EXPLANATION.
Social circles futtered perceptibly. but
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