The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-04-12

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ladies and friends, were invited, and quite
number attended. A special train was
provided both going and coming. All are
loud in their praise of the Newton knights
as entertainers. Among those who attend
ed were: Mr. and Mrs A. t. Payne, Mr.
and Mrs o. A. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Webb, Mr.
and Mrs J. W. Wilcox, Mr., and Mrs
Chas Luling, Mr.. and Mrs DR.. Creditor,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Prof. c. II. Blume, Mr. and
Mrs Tom Shaw; Misses-Laura Title
Ella Dresser, Blanch Dresser, Lena Shaw
Hettie Neiswonger, Ida Williams. R. S
Amidon. Lille Hasslg, Nellie Roberts
Cora Hyperion, Matte Mead, Lucy Hinkle
- Wilbur. Katie Kroenert, Mollie Dimes,
Anna aud Allie Johnson, Of Sedgwick;
Messrs. F. w Spofford. Clifford Cox
Ralph Millison, "; E. Berry, Sam Ami
don, Charles Bracken. Tom Yount, Lee
Burlington, Frank Arnold, Ed O'Bryan,
Otto Koch. Claude Forrest. Fred Acker.
man, Bob futile. Sam Maxwell, Frank L.
Movers, j. S. Thompson, Will Knowles,
Douglas Donnelly, J. W. Emo. George
Sendelbach, John Milihaup, Henry Steiner,
Rufus Cone, Earl Hartel. DR.. Hoffman,
Arthur Reames, Lon Williams, Bert Nc
Causland, Fred Reeves Phillip Lopes,
Frank Bennett, Garrett Kincaid, George
w. McNeal. Jess Wingert, Charles Ben
nett. Otto Eckstein, Charles Collins, Fen
ton Clark, VIII Bush of FL Dorado, j. l..
Butts of Sedgwick. D. D. johnson and z.
Gretchen OF Sedgwick.
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The Emerson society of the High school
gave the following literary program ri
day afternoon in connection with Arbor
Dav service. The Rotations by Sadie
Smith and Bonnie James were especially
no nv NJ
field and George Parkinson was meritor-
ious.
Recitation. Nicodemus Dodge
Sadie Smith.
Robert Wickman.
Recitation The Farmer and the Wheel
Bonnie James.
Essay. "A Glimpse Of the Future
Alice Butler.
Guitar solo. ........... .Carrle VIIgHC
Essay. .--.1 He fdIlH 1lec
Henry Price.
Recitation. Modern Wit
Ada Brittenfeld.
Instrumental solo,. -: Lima Cogswell
Recitation. First Half Emersonian
Belle Redfeld.
Essay. Patience
Bertha Bratch.
Recitation $50. Brown Has His Hair Cut
Lulu IoWcy.
Grafton. Incidence and Indifference
William Sailing.
Instrumental SOLO. Cora klnkle
Essay 1.-The Modern Girl
Nellie Reese.
Reading Second Half Emersonian
George Parkinson.
ESSAY. Mean What You Say
Julius Gregory.
Singing. ..........:..' Observation-Disclosures
School.
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Program for Arbor day as rendered by
B. primary grade of Mccormick avenue
school:
Song. Hail Our Pleasant School
recitation. line maple Tree
viii Tucker.
Recitation. Forest Children
Frank Wight.
Recitation. Trees as Emblems
John Ayers.
recitation. ......... line OecreG
Leila Seal.
School.
2ecitation-All Things Bright and
Beautiful. ..::.... Louie Eills
The Mind as a Garden
Walter Bachtel.
Recitation. .............Ye Silvan Lords
Mary Rogers.
Recitation Willie and the Apple Tree
Goldie Sykes
recitation. - lowers
Anna Gardiner.
Recitation. .ArDor Day
Pearl Cooke.
song. With Merry Hearts
School.
Recitation. Beneath the Maple
Hugh Johnston.
Recitation. Add Beauty to Earth
Lulu Delzell.
Trees and Truth 4
Julian Petit.
election-Who Paints the Fields and
Flowers. .lcea Line
Happy Hours
Ota Ellis.
recitation. .A Court Meath Tree
Clarence Dewey.
recitation. .............G Go Plant Flower
Roy Sykes.
recitation. The Farmer Sows His Grain
Kate Thomas.
election. ..........." IA Lesson Song
Mabel Dennison.
................Th Oak Tree
Ed Drew.
March OF School to Trees.
address,. ....................P Planting Trees |
Myrtle Cook, Burt McKibben,
Burt Koogle, Kate Rogers.
Return to Room.
ong.. Good Night |
School.
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Arbor day exercises at Lincoln school !
onsisted OF the following well arranged |
nd rendered program. The exercises |
ere opened by the dedication of beauti- |
al maple tree to William Cullen Bryant, |
ne great poet of nature. The school ar
anged itself around the tree in the figure |
f a six pointed star. Prayer was then |
ffered by Rev. Hamilton, of the Lincoln |
rect Presbyterian church. An introduc- |
Dry recitation by Luella Singleton, of /
ne Fifth grade, and the dedication of the |
zee to the poet, Bryant, by Alice Treat, a /
harming fourth grade pupil. Then each
pom repaired to its respective tree and |
ED a short exercise The schools all re-
armed to the building. where an interest
lg program was rendered. Visitors were
ute numerous, among whom was Mr..
egtlv, secretary board of education. who |
ave a very appropriate and interesting
1dress:
cripture Reading ........... Daisy Fuller
lStory of Arbor Day. ....... Ada Guthrie
rbor Day Song. .......:. The School
essons from Nature Miss Vance's class
dialogue Improvements Soci-
ETY.. Fourth grade pupils
solo. James Mccartney
Ssay-Old American Trees.
........................ Laura Bott
Ong-The Birch Tree. ...........
he Birch Canoe. . Fourth grade girls
Instrumental solo Nellie Whitaker
amous Trees Of History
..nr.:;;;;....f. Fourth grade pupils
ong-The Chase. Three Fifth grade boys
uotations from Famous Authors, on
Trees Eighth grade pupils
rbor Day Recitation Observation-Disclosures.
..-....-..-.B y six Fourth grade pupils
Planting.
....................M Murray kirkwood
Fins. Lolita Parsons
Puff Stuff and Timothy
Dob,ius Eor1--h eyrada r,rrflS /