Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-05-30

by Miss Mary Mccoy. of independence. last
Wednesday afternoon. The guests We're:
Miss Pearl Ransom, Miss Matte South
son. Miss Sarie Pearce,
Miss Margaret Ritch-Miss Natalie Wilson.
lie. Of Morristown'M Miss Grace Warren;
Miss Emma Wright. Mrs. John Dough-
Miss Mamie Wilson, erty,
Miss Lizzie Wilson. Mrs. William Thorn
Miss Lola Syming- ton.
Miss Mabel Southern.
Miss Natalie Wilson'S afternoon at her
home in Independence Thursday afternoon
las. was in compliment TO Miss Pearl Ran
son. The other guests were:
Miss Nellie Palmer, Miss Josie Gossett,
Miss Belle Moore. Miss Lizzie WilsoG.
Miss Ella Fennen. Miss Mamie Wilson,
Miss Elizabeth Ran Miss Mary Mccoy.
Miss Carrie Bryant, Miss Whaley.
Miss Nellie STROBE. Miss BOhannon,
Miss Katie Hooker. Miss Copeland, Of
Miss Anna Wilson. Denver.
Mrs. Guy Holmes.
The following programme was rendered
by the pupils of Miss Blanche Oglebty
Schilling at the Forest Avenue Christian
church last Tuesday evening, with the IS
SistanCe of local talent:
IL~vocation-Rev. a. W. KOkendofer.
Trio-Mazurka &C. GurlitD. May Eveleth,
Glenn Peterson. Mabel Adams.
Duet-'Bloom and Blossom (E. Hoist,
Josie Westfail and Julia CIV.
SolO-Valse CStreabogg). Sara Albright.
Duet-"Postillion D'Amour" IF. Behr, OF.
22D, Mauriel Crandall and Helen Crandali.
Solo-NOcturne Uicher), Julia Dew.
Duet-"Joys of the Dance" (Frederick +.
White, Jessie Westfall and Josie West
SoIo-"LoveIy May" Idyle Henry Licb-
nerI, Helen Crandall.
p1 yGe9l .2 DO 25E Dream of YOU paul
SoloELa GazeIla.' Polka De Salon
CWollenhampD. Muriel randall
Cornet and trombone d~uet-Selected, Miss
Linnie Bigss and Earl Biggs.
Duet-"Flag of Honor" March Tri-
umphal (E. HolsD, Miss Lillian Cooper and
sol~o-"Sparrow's Twitter," polka IF.
Behr). May Evcleth.
Reading-CO .Jes Afore Xmas eugene
Field. CbD "Charity's Victims Detroit
Free Press. Miss Charlotte Kirke MesiEn.
Solo "~Tarantelle Brillante" (Sidney
Smith. Miss Mollie Foster.
Duet-"Dance Of the Demon" grind
Ealop de concert IF; HolsO, Miss L:iIu
CohOe and Rila Smith.
Ladies' quartette-(aj The Brooside Up.
A. Schneckerl, To Kentucky ElDe"
adam GeibeD, Misses Anne I.oofbuIrow.
Helen Walters. Julia Jackson. Mrs. Mintar.
Solo-'La Baladine." caprice C. L. Lys-
berg. Jessie Westfall.
Male quartette-ta) Invitation" Vocal
Waltz &C. Hoffman, (b) Hush" Nv. II.
Neidlinger). Messrs. Elmer, Christian,
Gotten and Forster.
Duet-2e valse benjamin Godard). Miss
Lillian Cooper and Mrs. Gilpin.
Cornet solO-Selected. Miss Linnie Biggs.
Vocal sOlO-"The Carnival u. J.. Mol
ioyl. Mr.. Frank Forster.
Duet-"LeS Bergers.' Vatican jIaIis
Greeh). Miss Schilling AMI Miss Lillian
Cooper.
Vocal solo-selected, Miss Annie Lout-
Solo-SiIver Threads Among the Cold"
"A. H. PeaseD. Miss Lillian Cooper.
Reading-"Parepa' OIyra Delong). Miss
Charlotte Kirke Meginn.
Solo-Scherzo, op. 81 Chopin, Miss
Schilling.
The pupils of Miss Mary Schmitz. assisted
by Miss Ethel knickerbOcker. viOiinist.
Mrs. a. Hilton, soprano, and Master LOUIS
Sils. the boy soprano. will give their all
nual recital at the Linwood Presbyterian
church Friday evening, June 4. The fol-
lowing pupils will take part: Misses Helen
Hoover, Helen Waldo. Dora F'ranck. Eva
Benson, Edith Scholey. Mamie Tschudy
Fannie Tschudy, Edith Eaton. Ethel Coop
e, Bertha Glasner. Matilda EysseII, Nellie
RugG and Matte Atkinson.
Miss Florence Lowe has issued invitations
for her first piano recital. to be given at
viii have the assistance of Mrs. Jennie
Schultz. the vocalist, and Miss Ethel
Knickerbocker, violinist. The programme,
which is an interesting one. follows:
"CapriCCiO Brilliant CMendelSSOhn).
Violin. andante and rondO (Rode).
ta) SOlfegiettO CBach). (bD Papillon
Griegl, (c) Voeglein CGrieg), I'D Polonaise
Chopin.
Vocal. harCarolle (GOunod).
'aD "Kammenoi Ostrow'' Rubinstein),
OBJ Nalse Caprice CRubinstein).
A number of society young men mot the