The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-03
JUBILEE THIRD DAY
Wichita Chorus Of Seyenty-Five
Voices Sing.

From the Hutchinson News
The session held yesterday afternoon
opened by the class B school chorus con-
test. These choruses are made up from
high school students. and fifty or more
voices are required. There were only two
entries. Wichita and Hutchinson. The
Wichita chorus sang first and had seven
ty-five voices. director Miss Jessie Clark.
The contest numbers were Holy. Holy. "
by F. B. Dykes. and Breathe Soft, fe
Winds" by Vim. Paxton, and third
number 10 be selected by chorus. The
first two were accompanied and the last
unaccompanied- The Wichita chorus &C
companist was Miss Gertrude Calhoun
Their third number was For God So
Loved the World from Holy City"
Tha Hutchinson chorus had fifty voices
and were directed by Miss Eva Norris
Their third selection was softly FLOW"
by Hatton. The accompanies was Miss
Edith Taylor.
The high school choruses, aside from
the difference in numbers, were quite
evenly matched Each chorus received
hearty applause from the audience ard
it would be hard to determine The fay-
orite.
At the close Of the class B chorus Ms.
Robb-shefield Of Chicago delighted the
audience with a soprano solo, and piano
duet was rendered by Mrs. J. ". Gilbert
and Miss Lucy Baird OF Great Bend
An arrangement was made BY which
the piano solo and piano student contests
were to change the order OF their contests
bringing the piano students contest first
This contest was the special arrangement
Of Professor Spencer. who donates the
prize offered. The contestants are under
l. years OF age. The competitors drew
numbers ana played II the following or
der. Louise winans Of Hutchinson. Cara
Jennings OF Mcpherson. Edna Battin OF
Caldwell. Oral Matchette and George
Bailey OF Great Bend. Edna Burns OF
Hutchinson. May shaefTer % Caldwell.
Anna Van Dalem OF Frederick. Lotoe
Cress OF MCPHERSON. Gertrude Simocks
q Great Bend. Lulu Ballinger Of Hutch
iuson. Bessie Sawyer OF Newton, Alice
Barnes % Winfield.
The contest piece for the students was
la Filuss" CAfason's Ed. Ra1, and a
second selection TO Be made By the PER
former Before the contest began Mr..
Hoagisud announced that the performers
could use ths,r own pleasure about play
Ing a second piece. I: they desired they
could be graded entirely o. ths contest
piece. The piano students showed great
proficiency "a their performance.
A, the close - ne piano stusentS con
tes+ Mr. Foel.zsr % Hutchinson sang a
terror solo which vas one q ne good
things q the day.
Mr. Roots lecture h.ls n. cIoss atte1-
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