The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-22

| firmative-H. I. DERRICK and l. +: NC
Mechan: negative-T. J, Irwin and N.
| Styles. Look for good musical and III
erary program next Friday.
The recital given by the pupils of Prof
Sickner on Friday afternoon was enjoyed
| by large number of specially invited
| guests Saying that the recital was sue
cess in every way is but doing the PROBES
sor and the pupils justice. The following
is the program:
Sonata, op. Is. No s............. Beethoven
Beatrice Rich.
Waltz, Zigeuner Konigin. ....... Goerdelel
Bert Millison.
Beliserio, operate Fantasia. ......... Cora
Flora Caswell.
Repose. d. Amour (duoJ.... $3.50. Henselt
Nellie Jones.
| Fantasia. .oner"oOu
Jessie Minick.
! * D D. ...................B endel
Joe Katz.
At the next public recital the pupils VIII
| have the assistance of one OF Wlcnlta'
favorite vocalists.
The oyster supper and social at the Con-
gregational church, corner of Lawrence
and Second street, was very delightful
affair The ladies made departure from
| the usual order of church suDpers by put
ting plenty of oysters in the soup. The
| Misses Emma Hinman, Katie Human,
| Kate Yound, Jane Bird. Minnie Millison,
| Margery Millikiu, Lucy CasweL were ar
rayed in I'VE old time costume" and did
] the honors of the table. Masters Ola
| Johnston. Richard Kimball, Bert Eldridge,
| Harry Reeves, Arthur Cogswell were the
0ld time gallants and the Misses Mary
Barth, Flora Millison, Mabel Millikln,
Josie Bernard. Jennie Christopher were
| the old time ladies of the tea party. MISS
| Grace Hatton and Anna Corner favored
the audience with a duett. Ida Sperry
gave guitar solos which were received
with much applause Mabel Millikin re-
cited ''In the Catacombs'' in her usual
perfect style y. G. knight sang "A War
rior Bold" in so fine a manner that he had
to return and favor the audience with
another song, THE Young Mountalneer.
a more pleasant social time has not been
enjoyed this winter and all were 10th to
depart from the church. Much credit is
due the young ladies for the perfect man
ner in which all was conducted.
~
The japanese social given last Friday
night at the First Methodist Episcopal
church by the young ladies of George f.
Camphells Sunday school class, No. 6, was
a decided success. A more novel and en-
tertaining social has not been given this
winter The young ladies were dressed in
japanese costumes and made very at
tractive appearance fitting about every
where among he large and joyous com
pany. The following program was rem
dered:
Music. Observation-Disclosures. ShlZu
Orchestra composed Of ladies.
Chorus. "Shing, Pring, Ming"
japanese ladies.
Recitation. Miss Minnie Dewey as Dina San
Music. ............... ....... Orchestra
Recitation. Miss Campbell as Tansaga-
nema san.
Vocal Solo. Miss leila Finch as Yone Santo
Recitation May Mccullough as Thesin San
Music. Orchestra
The music was excellent. The chorus
and recitations were highly appreciated
and were heartily encored Miss leila
Finch's vocal solo was exquisitely render
ed, and she responded to an encore in a
very pleasing manner. Refreshments con-
sisting of cake, pure japanese tea, etc,
were served by the ladies in the class rooms
adjoining the church, in a decidedly unique
manner 1t was indeed an elaborate affair.
and nothing but complimentary remarks
and words of praise were heard in regard
to same The ladies of the class, and es-
pecially the committees who had the mat
ter in charge, are to be congratulated upon
the success which attended their efforts.
Tho 4oI1o,rinc, ,vos The rroorsr, randered
nv the crescent society of the High school
Friday:
Song .Interger Vitae
Nv school
Recitation. ............. Betty and the Bear
Lena McNees.
Essay. . Better Wear Out than Rest Out
Pearle Mccormick.
Instrumental duet,
Ap,,ia Cornar C,rapa HattOn
Recitation 4 Mistake
Ernest Craig
Essay Accidents
Ida Rarwisa
Recitation The Red Jacket
Matte pone
First Half of Iris.......... Susie Anderson
WILDER COen
Ira Pierce
The Mush, Mush, CIaude Gray
Quartette, ........... John Parkinson
Arson Rutan
Recitation = be Wafcb T Partv
Ida Joseph.
Essay ii: Fnrtordo Di"nonoS
poo;+o+ion
Nv mo Ballad Of Cassau5r, Rro,rn
Gertio VcCnIIourh
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