The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-07

/ new In preference to the old beaten
| Travelled paths Of Italy. He took up liter
allure and poetry and told Of the beaten
paths in these studies. He said that
! Bacon pointed out the errors OF his
day, Columbus left the track OF other
navigators with the result Of discovering
the western hemisphere. He advised not
| TO be oppressed by laws which were lad
down oy others. get out Of beaten paths.
| MISS HILL.
| Olive Elizabeth Hill spoke on Salad
for the Solitude" Her manner was easy
ard her voice good. She showed how
that the lowest OF the animals live. in
communities. while the higher of creation
like the Eagle and the lion take solitude.
So among men there are Baccnanaian
companies, but the actors Of history have
been people OF solitude like Joan OF Arc.
| The mos; perfect enjoyment Is CARED
where both are united, and he has the
fullest enjoyment who spends his time
partly in solitude and partly in society.
AS the tendency is to have society pre-
dominate il IS wise TO be alone all one
car, il he can be alone with God.
NJ. GRAdAM SAMI DELLA
| J. Graham Campbell. in a full round
| voice that carried well to every part of
the large building, told his ideas Of what
should be our Tests Of Citizenship
His grafton was a cleverly told argu-
ment for restricted immigration. To be
a citizen Of the United States OF America
means much, ne said. Our privileges are
great but with them are great respcns:-
| bil.ties The immigrant should be moral
| ~ and intellectually competant 20 under
| take these responsibilities. The stream
cannot rise higher than its source all
will agree that those elements that tend
/, TO polute the source must be barred.
| The times impsrativeiy demand restrict
ed immigration. With it the American
people must progress and realize posi-
bilities unknown before in the world S
history.
MISS WARREN.
Mary O'Brlon Warren had FOR her
grafton Tolerance, the Measure Of a
giving her Grafton. frequently referred
to history. with which she seemed to be
fully conservant.
She took Rome in particular in con-
| nection with her subject, showing that
as long as Rome was tolerent she was
master of the universe. and her fall was
| only after becoming intolerant
'.-- MISS LEASE.
Evelyn Louise Lease in a clear, well
modulated voice delivered an Grafton on
discomfort" She exhibited perfect con-
f1dence IN her manner Of delivery and her
gestures and carriage were graceful
Miss Lease said that owing to men who
were filled with dlscortent the world had
progressed, the millennium had been
brought nearer. It Is discomfort which
spurs men on to the goal of perfection.
Genius is but the efforts of those who
were Disconnected with existing things.
Edison and the other great invertor
would never have accomplished anything
but for the discomfort in which they were
Discomfort in 1875 freed the American
people from British rule and discomfort
will again triumph before the close Of
the nineteenth century. So welcome TO
the apostle Of discomfort
THE MUSIC.
The music OF the evening was In keep
Ing with every other feature Of the event.
1t was furnished by the High school Or
caestra and the High school chorus Miss
Jessie Clark directed both the chorus and
orchestra, and 1t is unnecessary to say
that 1t was Of an excellent character.
Miss Clark trained the musicians herself
and she IS entitled to great credit for her
work. Miss Gertie Calhoun presided at
the plano.