The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-18

have enandted from Wichita autnors
| and composers, that they have proven
successful, both in merit as we'll as in
securing more than passing popularity.
This popularity, it is gratifying to know,
| has not been confined TO the limits OF
this state. but has. extended far beyond
its boundaries.
Mr.. Bruce Priddy has just published
his latest musical composition, a pretty
| work in six-eight time, entitled Eat the
End of the Century" The work is pub
lished on a royalty by a publishing
house and is neatly printed. ornamented
with a pretty title page. The fact that
1t is printed on these terms IS strong
indication that the publishers see merit
in the production. Mr.. Priddy's ''Cycler' 8
March" proved very popular. has had
an extensive sale and has been a great
success. The new march is pretty and
catchy, and has a charming melody
rung through il. 1t is entirely unlike
the "Cycler's March, which is a furth-
er compliment to the outhor's origin
atty.
MISSION COOKING CLUB.
The Mission Cooking school has closed
the term. 1t is to be hoped that its re
suits will be kept in practice to the dis
pensing of better biscuits as the years
go by.
Lesson course just completed is as fol-
lows:
Tomato Bisque Soup.
Apple Pudding, with Sauce,
Coffee. Beef Hash,
French Toast, plain and with Sauce,
Fried Apples, Mush FTitters,
Chicken Croque;tes.
Barana Fritters. with Sauce,
Preparation of Soupbone for Stock,
Dried Fruits,
Vegetable and Chicken Soup,
Gear Soup, Simple Broths,
Corn Cakes, Wheat Cakes,
Syrup. clarifying the Latter,
Baked Beans. Mock Duck, Biscuit,
Pot Roast, Brown Potaties, Dumplings
and Gravy,
Three Bread Lessons,
Potatoes in all Styles,
Puddings: Kiss, Caramel ard Steam Fig,
Custards,
Egg Lesson: Corn Oysters.
Ice Cream and Ices.
Lecture on the Selection and care OF Food
Materials
CHAUTAUQUA PROGRAM.
Mrs. Myers will lead the Chautauqua
exercises Monday evening with the fo.-
lowing program: Roll call; Something
About Greek Architecture; Greek Civil
cation, Miss Ladd; Greek Art. Mrs. Rob
ertson; Observation Lesson, Mrs. Rowlee:
Essay, The Drama and Dramatists OF
Greece, Mary Lewis; Paper. Pyrrhus and
the Romans. Mrs. Kisler; Table Talk,
Boundary Disputes, Mrs Imboden.
OTHER SOCIETY EVENTS.
Geo Chapman went TO Kansas City last
night.
Miss Marie Baker has returned from
Geneva, y. Y
James Phillips went to St. Louis or a
visit yesterday.
Mrs. II. w. Lewis entertained the Cook
ing club Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Harry McC.urg entertained the
L. L. Vi. ". club Thursday.
Miss Dolfie Ford is quite sick a, her
home on North Market street.
Mrs. Chas. Ayler entertained Mrs F.
\. Amste3 Of Wellington this week.
Mrs. H. Hagaey went 10 Keokuk, Ia,
last week for visit with friends and
relatives.
There arg. some women who would coz
slider Easter a vain recollection without
: new hat.
Miss Joeelya and Miss Myrtle Hinton
entertained Miss Claudia Stroller, Of
Abilene, this week.
Make mud tracks on woman's car
pc, and You viii never be able 10 pass
Al par again in her circle.
Next Thursday evening. al Garfield
hall, the Select Knights of Rest vii give
the closing dance Of the season.
Mrs. King OF Emmons, Ky. who has
teen visiting her daughter, Mrs. John
Haymaker. for some time. returned to her
home Thursday.
Mrs ]. c. Thomas leaves The city this
morning for Cameron. Kansas, 10 join |
her husband. who has charge Of lumber
interest az that place.
Billy Almond and WIFE Of Nevada. Mo.
were il the city Friday and Saturday.
en- route home after visit with friends |
and relatives a. Kingman.
Mss Jessie Leyelliag is recovering
from her recent serious illness and viii
probably resume he;'work in the dancing
school the later part OF The week.
Harry c. McClarg win sing ne Res
Greoeion' by Harry Rowe Shelby. for Of |
fsrsocy, a. 81 Johns Episcopal caurch. |
chs morning, VIII violin o5l.saso by
Prof. Douglas w Pits.
Mrs, H. C. Rugg:es returned hons t-om