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

| Frank Brasier, Mrs. A. 7. Bush, Misse
Maxwell. Dollie Schnitzler, Jennie Hall
Katie Kalstead, Nettie Mosley, Albertin,
Schnitzler Alta Brasier, Messrs. Henry
Walter Scott, Masters Tom Bostick anG
John Ritter.
| To the regret of many of the young soci
ETY. people the Grasshoppers gave their las
ball of the season on Monday night. A:
usual with the Grasshoppers' entertain
ments it proved to be an elegant affair
| Jocelyn, Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Corbett, Mr.
and Mrs c. Z. Owen, Mr.. and Mrs. A
| Carpenter. Mr. and Mrs A. Allen, Mr.
and Mrs. L. w Miner, Mr. and Mrs. f
Baldwin. Mr.. and Mrs. ". ". Johnston
.Jr.. Misses Jocelyn, Chapman, Ryder
May, Shanklin, Lucy, Baynum, Clement
Johnston. Anawalt, Jewett, Thomas
Hackett, the Misses Greene. Dubois
Messrs Sweet. G. Hammann. B. Parmely
Glaze. Allison, McClees, Chapman, Hotf
man, Viele, Scott, Mattson Of ST. Louis
Priddy, Yocum, Callahan, Lewis, New
comb, Mancourt, Jones. Osborne, Nieder-
lander, Ogston, Volk, Fouts, Campbell.
Shields.
Miss Coral Harris entertained the Mo.
Fart Piano club last Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Harris ST. and Mrs. Kos Harris en-
joyed the program very much.
Delta Kappe Epsilon-Grand March.
Observation-Disclosures. Alfred Pease
Stacie Niederlander.
Glockehenspie Op. 116, No. l.. IF. Spindler
Helen Fisher.
Art of Practicing. Lady Benedict
Flo Udell
Sonatine in G. Major No. H.. Beethoven
Albert Hays.
Lily of the Valley, OPP. 14........S. Smith
Cora Lord
Superstitions of Whistling &c. Engel
jessie Kendle.
Sonation, OPP. 76 .................C Gurlltt
Coral Harris
Farewell, OPP. $40, No, 2.....A. Jungmann
Lucy Guthrie.
Mazurka. OPP. 81. .......... Saint Saens
Mrs. D Hays.
The Our Club gave their last dance Of
the season on Thursday evening. in the
opera house dancing hall. A most enjoy
able evening is reported by all who at
S. E. Jocelyn, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Vail, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Lytle. Mr.. and Mrs. j. d.
Houston, Mr. and Mrs F. B. Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. c. E. Owen, Mr. and Mrs. A. AL
len, Mr.. and Mrs ". W. Johnston, jr.,
Mr. and Mrs. A. s. Parks. Mr.. and Mrs. F.
T. Logan, Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Corbet, Mr..
and Mrs. Russell Harding, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Cook, Mrs. hartman, Mrs.
c. f Curtis, Misses Balance, Rider, Joce-
Ign, Hacket, Young, Buoy. Shanklin,
Pratt, NJ. May, Thomas, Kuhn. Clement,
Struble, Helen, Anna and Mamie Green,
York. Chapman, DEAN, Dubois, Elsie
Woodman. Messers Osborne, Sharp,
Sweet, Hammann, Gordon, Yocum.- Hoff-
- ,,alry 6nr1or dnr
Fouts, Boone, Mancourt. Viele, Ashton,
Hagney. Campbell, Newcenb. Chapman,
Ogston and Rugsell.
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Prof. Beal's German class met Friday
evening at the Armory hall. The evening
was spent pleasantly by those present, and
the many pretty features of the German
were given and enjoyed by large num-
Der. Among those present were noticed:
Mr. and Mrs T. J. Cossitt, DR.. and Mrs.
Creditor, Mr. and Mrs. G. 81. Luling, Mr..
and Mrs \. Stage, M. and Mrs. Banker,
Misses Lydia and Kate English. Anna and
Amy Hays, Matte Meade, Blanche and
Ella Dresser, Jessie Cox, Inez and Ollie
Grosh, Nellie Roberts, LeJtie McNaugh-
ten, Lulu Lee. Lena Rossler, Sallie Down
ing, Mabel Lawson, Matte Ferguson,
Lucy Hinkle, Kate Kronert, Inez
Creditor, Julia Dale, Dora Mar
Messrs. r. Millison, NJ Cossitt, J. Bryan,
w. Stice, C. Sawyer, II. Piper, NJ. Buff
fington, c. Bracken, S. Toler, A. Both, 6.
Sendelbach, S West, l.. Lacy, S. Nc
Naughten, G. Volk, G. Bell, c. Jones, c.
Lee, Hackney
The f. L. L. society met as usual at their
monthly business meeting. The election
of officers resulted as follows:
President-Miss Blanch Smith.
Vice President-Professor II. S. Nc
Michel.
Secretary-Mr. Charles F. Martin.
Treasurer-Mrs. Will Granger.
Critic-MIss Fannie Jackson.
Although this is only a new society, it
is growing in size and interest very rapidly.
At the last meeting, Mrs. S. A. Brown,
Miss Alta Virgins, Miss Emma Schafer
and Messrs. w. II. Criley and Wallace
Parkinson. were elected regular mem bers.
The following interesting program has
been prepared for the meeting Wednesday
evening, April S:
Music-Male quartette.
Young Women Bible characteristics
Belle Slower, as Esther; Miss Matte
as Ruth; Miss Jessie Drown, as
Deborah
Vocal duett-Misses Caldwell.
Debate-Resolved. That the English
constitution is better adapted to secure
the will Of the people, than that of the
United States.
Affirmative-C. F. Coffin and J. J. Fegt-
Negative-H. S. McMichael and J. C.
Meyer.
Wichita University musical departments
tenth recital by pupils, Thursday even
ing, April 9, 1891 at 7:30 o'clock:
PROGRAM
Chorus-Awake, the Night is Beam.
ng...................E lisire DfAmoore
Violin solo. Carnival of Venice
Master Walter Piele
Piano forte-Nalse Brillante. .Moszkowski
Miss Jean Love.
Violin duo-Beautiful Moonlight. Glover
Mesdames kirkwood and Mccoy.
Piano forte-Belsarlo. .Goria |
Miss Galloway.
klOlln quo. Observation-Disclosures. Selected |
Mrs. Steffee, Miss Orpha Buck.
Piano quartette-Homage to Verdi Duroc |
Mesdames Irwin and Sohn, Misses
Rutan and Nuss.
oPERErTA
''The Musical Enthusiast"
Crotcht, the Musical Enthusiast
rr,oi;;a ; c.o4ctot,: aan:,i Mr. Ed Hafner
...................... Miss Birdie Love |
Estelle, pupil. .......... Miss Ida Richter !
lover of lppolit ..........
..-................Mr Mr.. George Chatfield |
Charles, lover of Estelle. Mr. W H Troupe |
SWISS .--'...-............ Mr.. Perry |
German. Observation-Disclosures. Mr.. Rutan |
.............-...MT. {. Hafner /
trlShman. ...'.-....-.......-. Mr W agner |
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