The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-12-08

There Will be an entertainment gwen
under the auspices OF the First NJ. E
Sunday school on "Wednesday evening.
Dec 9. This entertainment Is Cor the
benefit OF the Sunday school orchestra
PROGRAM.
Cverture-The Brigand.
..... ...........Theo Moses Tebani
Snav's Orchestra.
Vocal solo-Serenade ............F. Bird
Miss Charity Ellsworth
String Trio-E Trovatore. Thomas
kirkwood. Hickman. Manning.
Piano Duet-Selscied ........
The Misses Parkhurst
Rec.tation-Nedley- .~........
Primary Department. Lewis.
Academy.
Overture-Songs OF the Fathsrland..
---.--..--.... T. Andrew
Shaw's Orchestra.
Male Quar;ette-Selected.. 49,. ..-
Marsh. Parker. Dyer. Hawley.
Brass Quartette-Heaveniy Father
Hear U.s.. ....-.......C. Z LeSie
Hobbs, Simons, Shaw. Goss.
Recitation. Seeing Things at Night
Miss Hazel Foote.
Finale-All the Rage.-......-.-.F- BeyeS
Shaw's Orchestra.
SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERT.
The sacred concert given at the Cathed
IA! Sunday night was a great musical
event The attendance was very large
| and was made UP. principally. OF the
music-loving people OF the city. 1'he
organ which was then dedicated IL a
beautiful instrument and one that II very
rich in tone. Mr.. Eddy. the famous or
ganist was at his best and nothing bus
the sancitity OF the place and the an
nouncemed objection OF Father Then 10
cheering prevented outbursts OF ap-
| plause. The vocal numbers on the pro-
gram were also very beautiful and in
| spring and especially the "Landati' by
Mrs. Catherine Russell. whose voice has
lost none OF its sweetness. Her singing
| in this number brought forth words OF
| admiration from every one present. The
| choir and quartet singing was also very
\ fine. On the whole IL was beautiful
| evenings entertainment and delighted
| everybody.
| KINGS DAUGHTERS FAIR.
| Don't forget the Kings Daughters
| fair next Friday and Saturday evenings.
! The doll booth. in charge OF Miss
Jessie Kendall. viii contain everything
pretty and attractive in the way OF
| dressed dolls and doll novelties. The
| candy booth viii be In charge OF Miss
Margaret Brown. This will certainly ba
| an attraction 10 the lovers OF sweet
meatA The japanese booth. presided
over by the two well known Japs. Misses
Grace McAdams and Gertrude Jackson,
will furnish tea 70 all corners. Miss Elyie
Walker has charge os the fancy work.
which is a guarantee OF it's success. The
| art booth. In charge OF Miss Bessie Reed.
will be a thing OF beauty.
1 As the proceeds are To be used In such
4 a corlmendable way the public will hs
| benehtting others as well as themselves
by attending and patronizing the young
ladies'
ST. JOHNS COLONIAL TEA.
| The Colonial Tea and social 10 be given
| by the ladies' Of ST Johns Episcopal
church tomorrow wednesday, evening
| in the large basement OF the church.
! corner OF Third and Topeka avenue.
| promises 70 be one OF the moat beautiful
and attractive events OF the sason. The
| ladies will be dressed in the costumes OF
| colonial days-the style OF the Msrth2.
Washingtons and Fitz-Hugh Lees Of tbs
early days, while the young ladies viii
be robed in empire gowns. Everything
will be done to make the affair socially
| and as;he;ically brilliant Every one Is
cordially invited TO come and participate
in the festivities and brightness OF tho
evening. The supper will be most
luxurious and inviting one and vii be
served from 20 10 .. m. and the only
expense viii be - cents. which VIII
make the EIptrr 81 ttS- ttt-A man . Ht-@A
at home. The large basement ~ ne
church will be beautifully decorated ssd
festooned for the occasion. Every effort
possible will be made BY the large mum.
Der OF ladies' Interested 70 ulske the
evening a memorable one Tor those pres
ent.
THE MERRY PLAYERS.
"Nez." 70 be presented at PFo-Csth-
redai hall. Wednesday. Dec. ,, by Tbs
Merry Players. ~ "A drama portrsying
lie IN a California mining camp. Eaca
Of IL four acts II punctuated with laugh
ter provoked BIZ "Kr0utz.' the Dutch
sheriff. Pat" the Irish bum. the old
'PzrsOn'' and his better hslf' and A.
t0rbili. the dude from S~w York. New
specisitieE and songs ~iii be introduced
Best equipped private stage IA he stats
<export, p J.. Dec The forty ssr-sn-
;ice boys who escaped from fh@ naval s:a-
ton here SATURDAY we're tired foiE rsorrtna
ard Eentencs4 70 ten cars q Souose irons.
The cases Of Ire t1o finziez>eEs were re-
ferred 70 the cof1TrL1neer.