The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-15

The Grieffenstein Park Card club wa
delightfully."- entertained last Thursda
evening by Mrs Kate Viele at her res
dence on Biting avenue. Those presen
were Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Houston. MI
and Mrs. George Bergman, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Fisher Mr.. and Mrs. Stout, MI
and Mrs. George NJ Dickinson, Mr. an
Mrs. W. o. Sternberg. Misses Alice Dick
son, Irnla Ash, Gertie Morris. Messrs
Frank Obrist, Robert Darragh and j. L
Morris.
On Saturday evening Miss Dora Mar.i
was surprised with most pleasant littl
party arranged by her parents to celebrat
her birthday. In addition to many littl
tokens from her frienhs, she received
very handsome gold bracelet from he
father and mother. The evening was yer.
pleasantly spent in cards, dancing, etc
| Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Newton
Stage. Misses Ollie Clayton, Lucy Hinkle
Ella Dresser, Matte Clark, Genevieve Cos
tsllO, Messrs. Walter Scott, Lee Jerome
Joe Costello, Urban Bryan, Clifford Cox
He attended the performance at tn,
opera house last Monday evening and &C
cupied a side seat well toward the front, il
was one of those peculiarly located seat.
| where a person can see and be seen
| through the entire performance this
| young man was continually turning
around as if looking for someone in the
rear seats, "his banged hair parted in the
middle" was as loud and attracted as
much attention as does the belI-wether in
a flock of sheep.
Willard C. L. S. c. program
The church in the United States-Miss
Halsey.
Walks and Talks IN the Geological Field
Miss Mllen.
Discussion of the United States of the
Pacific-Miss Mills
Roll call.
Quotations from Browning.
Reading-"The Quakers"-Mrs. Clifford
Paper-"Robert Browning" - Miss A
Mason
Questions on the World of Today-Mr.
Walters.
The Crescent society of the high school
elected Hon. John j. Ingalls, an honorary
member, and in response to the compli-
ment he sent the following letter, which
was read before the society meeting Fri
day afternoon:
UNITED STATES SENATE.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 9, 1891
Dear Miss Randall:
! beg you to accept for yourself, and to re-
turn TO those whom you represent, my
grateful acknowledgements for the honor
of an election as honorary member of the
Crescent Literary society of the Wichita
High school. With thanks for the person
al assurances by which this courtesy is &C
companied, am very truly yours.
JOHN j. INGALLS,.
Miss Mary E. Randall, 943 South Main
street, Wichita, Kan.
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The program given by Prof Sickner's
pupils Friday afternoon was unusually
select and carried out in a manner grail
flying to all interested. 1t was:
Duett. Americanische Volkslied. go.
RAM Behr
Jessie Stewart and Pauline Wallenstein.
Waltz. ..Life's Pleasures. Felix Burns
Jessie Stewart
Paper. Piano Forte Touch. VIM. Mason
Noctourne. Chimes of Spring. H. Lichner
Lille Miller
Edelweis Glide. .Vanderbeck
Anna Croskey.
Paper; Expression in Music. .Lavallee
Gertrude Calhoune.
.GOerdelIer
Bert MilliSon
Prof. Sickners pupils have free use Of
his music library, one of the largest in the
state. Thus a cultivation of the art in its
broader avenues is encouraged. Pupils
invite their audience for these Friday re-
citals which are rapidly gaining in popu-
larity.
Friday evening the following program
was given in the chapel of the Wichita
University:
Stars and Flowers. go.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Miss Alice Jones
Story-The Rambles of Rat. ......
.:..................S ilas Brown
Instrumental duet. .........
Mrs. Jean Love and Alpha Galloway
and Joe. 1890 Paul Brown
Dialogue-A Foot Ball Enthusiastic.
Ray Torrey and John Schumacher
Vocal Solo. Miss Grace Jones
Recitation. .............M Miss Ida Richter
quotations. ..........M Miss Alpha Galloway
V ocal Duet-Juanita
Misses Birdie Love and Alice Jones
Progress of the Alliance
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sidney Long
Echo. Charlie Kuorr
Instrumental Solo-Annie Lawrie.....
1900: ..............-..M Miss Jean Love
Before the program was given an cleo
ton of officers was held, and therefore the
debates of the evening were omitted.
In his burlesque Grafton on The AL
lance" Mr. Long was frequently inter
rupted by the applause of the audience.
Mr.. and Mrs r. H. Roys gave two very
delightful entertainments on Thursday
Thursday evening were Mr.. and Mrs W. |
A. Thomas, Judge and Mrs. w. c. Little. |
Mr. and Mrs. l.. ID. Skinner, Mr. and Mrs. |
,. z. Smith, Mr. and Mrs c. A. Van Ness. |
Mr.. and Mrs. A w. Oliver. Judge and |
Mrs. II. c. Sluss. Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Oil |
yer, Mr. and Mrs. 7. G. Smyth. Mr. and |
Mrs. o. ID. Barnes, Dr. and Mrs a. H. Fa- |
orique, Mr.. and Mrs. F. b. Smith, Mr.. and |
v. j. Oliver, Mr.. and Mrs. Finlay Ross. |
MIR. and Mrs. c. L. Davidson, Mr.. aud Mrs. |
]. Carpenter and Miss Fuller. OF Sprig- |
leld, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs l. T. Humble |
,nd Miss Grace Hill, Judge and Mrs. Z. b,
lewett ana Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Alexander. |
IN Friday evening there were present Mr.. |
ma Mrs. j. II. Alley. Mr. and Mrs. Feorge |
" hitney, Mr.. and Mrs. E, Vail Mr.. and |
Mrs. Z. J. Pintard, Mr.. and Mrs. c. f,
Curtis Mr.. and Mrs J. A. Hollinger. Mr..
Nr. and Mrs. Chas. Smyth. Mr. and Mrs, !
has. Morehouse. Mr. and Mrs. F. Waller. |
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Biting. Mr.. and Mrs,
Chas. Poole, Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Throck- |
norton, Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Moore, Nr.
md Mrs. Geo. l.. Douglass snd Miss Stone, |
dr; and Mrs, L. B Terrell, Mr. and Mrs. |
:; Goldberg and Mrs. Reed, of Canton,
The following program WAS rendered bv
he Starlight society, Sixth grade, Web
ter SHOOT, March l3, 1891:
Roll call. ....................C Current Navs
sSSay OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ..........,.. Caves
Joe kaufman
Reading .......A Categorical Courtsbin
Minta Freed.
Farewell
Eva Decatur
1Ssay. Glasgow Factory Bov
Guy Howard
N perSonation. ............. Horace Greeley
Abraham Furtads
reading The Highway Cow
Nira Harris.