The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-03-18
MUSIC AND DRAMA.

Professor Barber of the High school
will give an illustrated lecture on cleo
tricity. at Garfield hall on Tuesday even
ing next, in favor OF the Ladies Aid society
and Sons of Veterans. A short program
OF excellent music and recirations viii be
rendered. All are invited 20 attend.
ST. JOHNS CARNIVAL
The grand carnival now being arranged
by the ladies of ST. Johns church and
many friends outside the Parish promises
TO be the most beautiful and artistic en-
tertalnmenL ever given In the city Zach
booth will be beautiful tableau in it
self. The spectacular and scenic presenta-
lions in the arrangements or eacu booth
aud the costumes of those taking a part in
the representation of each nation will be
striking and faithful TO the country repre-
sented. Among the more conspicuous
booths will be the Egyptian with Cieopa-
ira and her court of beautiful maIdens.
striking picture Of the lands OF the Pyra-
mids. The Turkish booth will be life
like representation of the court OF the Sui
tan. The French and japanese booths will
give bright pictures of Parisian lovliness
and the picturesqueness OF the groupings
and beauty of the far of orient The Liiipu-
tian booth will be filed with an array OF
little fairies and groesque Brownies and
Saturday matinee will be held In which the
Juvenile talent. The congress nf beauties
in the midway of the carnival Will contain
beauties never before recognized as such
by an unknowing public. Blarney castle
with its wonderful Blarney stone will
adorn the hall and the Vienna cafe with
its fair maidens will dispense coffee, cakes,
sandwiches aud salads at hard times fig
ures The Daughters of Rebecca will be
present in all their eastern picturesque
ness The Iceland booth will dispense
icicles and condensed cold air in
case the temperature Is too sum-
merlike. The Wichita room will be
resting place where amid oriental
rugs and Kansas luxury those weary
with feasting their eyes on the
beauty and splendor of the scenes and
colors about them, can find an easy rest
ing place.
Each evenings stage program will be an
entertainment ia itself worth double the
price of general admission. The stage en-
tertainments will consist of music, vocal
and instrumental, humorous PRODUCTIONS,
a sparkling comedy under the direction OF
Professor Rich, living statuary and
beautiful tableaux.
This grand carnival. which VIII I'M
doubleday be the most beautiful aud
brilliant affair ever presented to Wichita
public. will take place at Garfield hall,
First street above Douglas avenue, A prii
II; 13 and II A detailed program will be
given each day in the EAGLE
BISHOP MULLALIEN
Will deliver his popular and deservadly
famous lecture-''Life's Battles aud How
To Win Them"-iu this city Monday
evening, March &C. 1894. This will
be a rare treat TO all who are per-
mitted to hear him. He Is called the
evangelistic bishop, having a poetic and
emotional nature, being clean in his style
and forcible in his diction. He brings his
hearers into sympathy with his theme and
fascInates his audience with beautiful and
striking word pictures. He is III the high
est ard best sense eloquent. No matter
what your age or station in life this lecture
will help you see life and its battles in a
brighter light. and show you the silver
lining to the dark clouds that so often
surround you. Make your arrangements
to hear him.