The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-18
AT ALL RALLows ACADEMY.
A Beautiful Entertainment Given There Last
Night by the Pupils.

NlSnl pJ INC fupi1s.
One of the most creditable entertain
ments given under the auspices of an edu-
cationsl institution in this city this year
WAS that given at All Hallows academ '
last night by the fifty or more young lady
pupils of that splendid institution. 1t was
IN the shape of a musical and dramatic
entertainment, and will be remem bered
by those who participated in it as one of
the happlest events in their school life.
The dramatic part of it was exceptionally
fine and was formed on incidents connect
ed with the life of Isabella, the good queen
of the Spaniards.
The scene of this drama opens in the
latter part of the Fifteenth century. when
! Ferdinand and Isabella the illustrious
! soverelsns OF Spain. lay siege to the Moor
ish stronghold OF Baza. Donna Mercia.
cousin and bitter rival of the queen, be-
comes implicated in plot to aid FL Zagel
IN bis project of securing the Baza throne.
/ For this purpose "A conspiracy is formed
| against the life of Isabella. which, how
ever, is disclosed to the queen by Leila "A
Moorish damsel, who at the risk of her
| own life, rides in disguise to the Spanish
camp to warn Isabella of her danger. Thus
the calamity is happily diverted. This
Leila, the supposed niece of Morayma, is in
reality the daughter of the Countess de
Ribera and had been stolen in her infancy
by Abel Hassan, Morayma's deceased lord.
AS the drama opens, 1nez, only surviving
daughter of the Countess aud twin siste
of Leila, now in her fifteenth year, is like
wise kidnapped by band of Moorish ma
RAIDERS and carried as a slave to Moray
mas palace. The heart broken Countess
throws herself at the feet of Isabella to
implore her Intervention, which is readily |
accorded. The siege of Baza is vigorously |
pursued; victory crowns the efforts of the |
valiant Spaniards aud the strongly fortified |
city OF the AIoors becomes a Spanish DOS |
session. Goaded Oh to madness by the tall |
Of their boosted stronghold, Morayma |
forms the desperate resolve of aveuging her
race by the assassination Of Queen Isabella.
Gaining admission to the royal presence
under pretext of rendering homage to the
victorious sovereign, she treacherously
draws poisoned dagger and aims at the
queen, but quick as thought the brave
Leila interposes herself between the MUIR
deress and her destined victim and receives
the deadly blow, which terminates her fair
young life. Her death forms the closing
scene.
The program is as followsi
PROGRAM
Fold We Our Hands-Chorus. ..... Burgrnuller !
Accompanies, Miss Dougherty.
Rolacca Brilliante-Piano...... Won Weber | :
Miss HaZeton. I
The Wreath Of anne. Observation-Disclosures.
Juniors.
Goodnight. My Child--Vocal |
Miss linen. 9
First Aiandoiin.Miss Gnyt,oni.. ''''-'-
Second Mandolin-Aliss Dougherty. {
Third Mandolin-Miss KelIenberger.
Seniors.
Argument-Aiiss York.
SCENE I.
Scherzo-Piano...:.. ............Go ttschalk y
Miss Dougherty. y
Fear No Foe-Vocal. ............. Pinsuts e
Miss Cain. :,
SCENES II AND I'LL
Sonata, Op. 53-Fiano............Be Beethoven y
Miss Morris. y
SCENES IvANDv. y
Thine Eye So Bue-Vocal Lassen il
Miss Mccarthy. Z,
Alvsrado Valse. Observation-Disclosures ulein -
! Mandolin Misses Guyton and Dougherty. W
tGultars--AlsseS Hamilton and Morris. f
SCENE VI, -,
Star Of My Heart-Vocal. Denza .,
Miss Yoakum. g
Die Forelle-Piano. Heller b.
!
Eoch one of the pupils rendered the parts 70
'signed them in the most admirabl man oc
er and reflected credit on the ability of | :,
lie good sisters who prepared them for q,
le occasion. The entertainment was not v,
public one and only the parents and =,
lends of the pupils were invited. Those f.
no were present speak enthusiastically II
the success scored and are profuse in b,
IF ha
INES worn by the young ladies were ~
Try fine. -
The previous night very fine MUSICALE
As given, of which the following is the f.
'ogram:
carts WISHES Miss YoaTam 'LiohneF
by is Ny Heart so Sad ................ Truax
Miss Then.
IS RameauX, Op. $50 ...-..... Faure-Leyback
Miss Blanding.
Miss Maggie Kelly. ''' '---''A
''nou0nA 0a Mss NcGinness: Ran
Miss Susie Kelly. go ''-''@O-
Miss Aic ;'''''''''' Watson E E.
Miss strans. ~ O'D ''e'u H
lendresse' Mis-: i,ain NJ
Miss Alley. an
Flute Enchantee. ..................Ket terer NJ
Miss Whallon. ~
Winds ...............-...Vre eland -.
Mandolins-AIissee Guyton, Mullhan, We
Dougherty and Kellenberg. Ia,
Guitars-MissesBl andinG, Hamilton,
and Morris. ceS
renade Venitienne, Op. l6......... Lamote ST
Miss MnrdOck.
huen and Hoffen, Op. 50. ...............Lege p
Miss Cramer.
mus <1GOllt ms .NTOttSC QOlk
Miss Hellenberger. vi.