The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-01
ADDITIONAL CITY NEWS
WICHITA is HoNoRED
seheol Chorases score Success AZ
Hutchinson

I
There were but two entries rhs ysa
in the school chorus contest. and bot
vera from Wichita
The school choruSes are composed o
mixed voices from below cns seventh
grade common school studenta TIE che
ruses present were from the Emersoi
and Irving schools OF wichita TIE EN-
erson school chorus had thirty-ssvsl
voices and ths other thirty-esght voices
the Wichita schools directed bo-n cho
ruses. The contest piece taken was ''Th,
March OF tae Men OF Harleeh." and n,
second selection Tho Brook" by Lin
coin. The choruses sang the same seIec
lions The people OF Wichita should b,
proud Of Mss Clark. Il VIII have 70 b
admitted that in no other city IN Ransal
Is me same energy and able effort pu
forth In The musical department OF n,
city schools
Mr.. SPENCER'e RECITAL.
Professor Spencer's piano recital wa
given according TO the program preyiousl,
announced IN the News. with the excep
ton OF one slight change
It was q rare Great for the audience ant
especially TO the pianists and students o.
| the piano. Mr.. Spencer won the hearts
| of the Kansas people last season. an.
/ his recital this morning again rendered
them willing captives
Between ewo OF che numbers Of Mr.
! Spencer's program Mr.. Spencer Robinson
OF Chicago was introduced and sang two
solos. receiving hearty encore, Mr. Rob
| inson sang 20 DankA Nlctf." by r
Franz. and ''Stnl VIE Die Nach,," BY
Bohm. The beautiful German songs gave
Mr.. Robinson q good opportunity TO dis.
play tbs excellent qualities Of a pure tenor
voice he responded 20 an encore with
| Your Presence" by Weber. Mr.. Rooi
selscted Mr.. Robinson for this years jubi-
| lee as q special favor 20 shs tenor sing
ers Of Kansas. SIS q practical help 20 them
in striving for higher perfection
| Mrs. Ada Robo-Schsrield of Chicago
who was formerly Of this city and who
Will always be a favorite among our nu-
sicians. also took part in the forenoon
| concert, While Mrs. Sheffield left the
city as a singer OF rare ability. her sing
ing this morning proved that she has i'm
proved her opportunities in Chicago and
returns a greater singer than she left
She sang a sweet italian song. 90 which
Miss j. Abbie Clark played a violin obll-
cato and Miss Bigger the accompaniment.
The song ended with a last high tone.
that was sweet pure and Gear. and a
storm OF applause filed the Auditorium.
! Mrs Sheffield was called back and sang
a second selection.
After the recital was over .he Audi
torium was turned over 20 Mr.. Root and
the singers. for the frs. OF his music lee
lures and drills. The singers should
eagerly accept every opportunity TO take
part in these drills. II is something that
many musicians would spend large
amounts 70 go east 10 enjoy and the
chance 20 derive this benen. at home. at
no expense is not to be overlooked.
PROGRAM THIS EVENING.
Combination OF choruses grade schools.
Soprano Solo-Mrs. Robb- Sheffield.
Violin solo-Miss ]. Abhie Clark.
Piano Solo-Lilian Himan.
Ladies Quartet-Selections from Holy
City by Hutchinson chorus. with solos by
Mr., Spencer Robinson OF Chicago, Mr..
william Cooper OF Junction City. Miss
ton Whteslde OF Hutchinson.
NOTES OF THE JUBILEE
Miss Abbis Wilcox OF Newton in here
to attend the Jubilee. She is The guest OF
Mrs. Robert Schermerhorn
The piano solo contest which comes to-
morrow afternoon. has twenty-ons con
testant and not one man among them
A large party Of W1cA1a people arrived
this morning over the Missouri Pacific
in me privats car Of superintendent
Webb
was here two years ago. and 10 a brilliant
pianist. wiz Dc in the plano contest to
morrow.
Professor Won Dshssn Of Topeka 10 at
tending ths Jubilee win q rrumoer Of his
pupils. some x whom VIII take part In the
contestA
The wicAita school chorus Gang mis-
afternoon In the concert program Ths
chorus had 90 leave for home before time
for the evening concert, consequently
this change was made.
MIS-. - IL BiGDLA&IN q % hck 81 III
Mrs. " " Waiiacs Of Ringman. VIII ar
rive mis- evening to attend ths Juhilse.
They vii be guests Of Mira y. Z. Halo
well on Avenus A east.
Mss Ems Rulings. teacher Of plane. ~
here from Caldwell. Two o. her pupils.
Misses Edna Bat:in and May Sehasnsr.
tied Ia a contest held ey MiHs RisinEs
csass. ard VII represent the elass Ia sas
piano Students contest
Mrs J. W Gfyoert Of DodEs City. Who
has been q srequsnt attendant az ehs
Juhii>-. but nas never before en;srs6 SO
contests, VII sing n the soprans SEQ
contest win Mss Lucy BAgA Eso Of
o6gs City
3ns. Sslrs shepnaTa 81 BurioEsas.
VINO plAyst -bs sccoGnpani-rsnfs isst year
sor hs- ester. Miss Area WHO Ton ths
violin prize VII - IN rs piano eonfss;
ton orro-. Mss Aisrs Sks1sE-s - teAcs-
ina p TEXAS but vii be 6ers <or Dszt
years JszsnsA
NJ H q Tasksr Il TOPEKA, formerly
Ms. Anna ~ Cz1pSs-i. vic vas srs
% tas for Ees csd Sor 20 p'Eae so.s
CONTEST - shrs, yea Nr. ss-bosck ~ss
slf,SeSAtor. vi - n shs pl&-ns coates;
MS year. also WIN a7t. : ~ org n ire
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prize n I'D
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