The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-05-03

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The pupils of Mrs j. F. Dunn gave a
| very interesting recital Wednesday, at 3
| o'clock, at her rooms in the Sedgwick
| block. The following program was rem
| dered:
PlanO-Waltz Op. 90, No. Dana
Bessie Parks.
Piano-The Joyous Farmer Schubert
Clara Rule.
| Voice-Serenade Wekerlin
Miss Tusch.
Piano-The Clock. .Kullak
Jessie Allen.
Vocal duo-Oh! Vert Thou in the
Caulu BIasU.. .MenQelSSnOn
Mrs Dunn. Miss Owen.
Piano-Bolero, OPP. g.. .Rayina
Miss McClung
The Ferry for Shad-
Voice owtown iR. DeKoven
A Winter Lullaby.
Miss Owen.
Piano-Au Revoir, Op. Is, No. g.. .Lichner
Miss Parks.
Voice-Ave Maria. Schubert
Miss Hutchins.
(a) Moroccan Car
Piano acteristique 80. Wollenhaupt
b) Spring Song Mendelsshon
Miss Rutherford
Voice-Within My Chamber. From
Don Mimic" I'D. Buck
Piano duo-"La Kontala Beudel
Mrs. Dunn, Miss Rutherford.
Voice-Love in Springtime. ......... Arditi
Miss Rogers.
The most successful and prettiest chill
dren's party of the season was that of Miss
Lucy Ford's Juvenile dancing class on last
Friday evening. when the much talked of
May Pole Dance took place. Miss Ford,
with her assistants Miss Maude English
and Miss Laura Tilley, had been drilling
the little ones for some time, and were re-
warded for their time and labor by seeing
each of them well up in their respective
parts" The hall had been beauti-
fully decorated with flowers and
been prettier than the dance around
the May Pole and the browning
of the Queen of the May as she sat upon
her howery throne The parts were taken
by the little ones as follows: Queen of the
May. Pearl Zimmerly; crown bearer, Min
ME Zimmerly; train bearers, Marie Cole
and Albertina Schnitzler; Robin Hood,
Father Tuck, Arthur Cogsdell. Among
the little dancers were noticed Misses
Helene Burrell. Fay Packer, Fernie Smith,
Nina Reames, limo Creditor, Laura Jones,
Mary Mccullough, Dollie Ford, Josie
Black, Fern Husey, Jetta Campbell, Clar-
ence Norris, Cora Lord. Susie Hatfield,
Inez Creditor, Mamie Luling and George
BERTHE Rogers, Charlie O'Neil, Edwin
Gross Eddie Arey, BERTHE Rogers, Eddie
Hovey, Lee Alfred, Harry Reeves, Joe Nc
kinnon, Fred Little, H. Beason, G. Little,
The fancy dancing of little Lizzie Carey,
who gave the Highland Fling, was fea-
ture of the evening. In addition to the
dancing the following interesting program
was given:
Recitation. ..............M May Mccullough
christmas at the Quarters"
Song. .. Mrs. English and Mrs. Campbell
Highland Ping ......... Miss Lizzie Carey |
Recitation .. Miss limo Creditor |
The Painter of Seville"
Sang. ....................Mr Mrs p; p Hovey
"McLean's Revenge"
Recitation Miss Anna Rhames
kate Shelley"
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GUTHRIE SOCIETY.
Mrs. H. G Cavenaugh left Saturday for
Oklahoma City. She will be the guest of |
Mrs. Capt. Stiles.
I. II. Wiese, of Oklahoma City, visited |
Guthrie last week on his return from Ne
braska.
L.
gone to Indiana for the summer.
Lieut.. Harry D. Snyder, assistant sur
geon United States army, has received a
case of surgical instruments
from the war department.
Mrs. Veeder B. Payne and daughter left
for the Sac and Fox agency last week.
The public schools closed their fourth
month Friday
Mrs Smith and daughter, Florence, will
cave soon for Pennsylvania.
Secretary Martin will return from the
last this week.
Mrs. w. H. Hilton. left for Tyler, Tex,
Tuesday last.
Trinity Sunday school went picnicing
They report good time.
To Mrs. Mckay belongs the honor of
having the first rose that blossomed in
Guthrie. Her collection of choice plants
S the best III the city. She has geranium
lnown as the pink geranium. that is
magnificent specimen of the family.
Rev. Chas Tyler, rector of the Episcopal
hurch, left Monday for Noshotah Wis
onsln. He will be absent several weeks,
Mr. Alfred Ross, of Wichita, the appoin-
ee to this point from the Seventh Congress
ional District of Kansas, spent several
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}. NJ Ross He made a very favorable
here Tine Seventh District,
Kansas in general and Wichita in particu-
ar is to be congratulated on the appoint
nent. No fears of his not passing the
examination need be entertained.
With Jesse Stern, Crescent, at
3elleview, winning laurels and
Alfred Ross, an Emersonian, at West
Point. standing near the head OF his class,
Wichita has reason to be proud
Hon. Wastervelt has returned from Chi
ago where he was subpGned in the Lipe
ase.
The camp INDUCES in a semi-occasional
Jane of lawn tennis.
The Odd Fellows attended the NJ F.
hurch north in body last Sunday. Rev
J. I. Hill preached an appropriate sermon.
Miss Cora V Drebel is suffering from an
ttack of measles.
Misses Stratton and Hoffman have gone
o the Sac and Fox agency.
F. B. Lille is absent on a trip to north
m Kansas.
Rev. Mr. Parker is in Wichita.
Mrs Spencer and Mrs Easton of Okla
oma City, are guests of their mother,
irs. Melone.
Special Examiner Dougal expects to {
cave for Beaver county this week. This
viii complete his work in Oklahoma.
Miss Mary Melone leaves for Dallas,
'eXas, this week to spend the summer
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