The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-03
), Mothers Friend

SOLD az AL DRUGGISTS.
that thoroughfare had pug social one
day last week at the home of Mrs. Mi
chael, and the pugs on exhibition were
admired and caressed and encouraged TO
show off to the best advantage. The prize
"a pink collar inscribed Winner - was
retained by Mrs. MichaeTs pug Mascot"
with Mrs. Lovett's pug "Caper'' as close
second "Caper' is trick pug and grand
things we're expected Of him. but he did
not cut the proper caper TO secure the
pink prize. One of Caper's tricks is TO
curl his tail so tightly over his back as
to lift his hind feet off the ground; an
other is to stand up on his rear pedals
and act like soldier; but on this occa-
sion he refused to perform. The ladies
talk Of getting up a bench show for pugs
only, under the management of Mrs MI
chael, with prizes attractive enough to
secure many entries.
JUNIORS ENTERTAIN SENIORS.
The Junior class of Lewis academy en-
tertained the Seniors on Friday night at
the home of Miss Bessie Allen on the
corner of Lawrence and Third streets. The
house was prettily decorated with the
class colors, pink, white and green. The
evening was a thoroughly enjoyable one.
Piano solos and games engaged the at
tention of the members of the class. Dur
ing the evening frappe was served. Brick
cream with the class coors was served
later in the evening. These present were:
Miss Tracy, Riley, Herrig, Brown, Dean.
Dean, McElhaney, PARCELS, Laycock,
Mallow, Snyder, Jones, Endsworth, Small,
Roach, Reed, Cossitt, Frazel, Hays, Gus,
! Henrion, Acken, Houck, Thomas, Linell.
/ Fazel Sewall and Messrs. Fleming,
/ Lewis, Johnson, D. Johnson, Reed, w.
Reed, Braden, Little. Anderson. Shell,
! Aherne, Hause, Col. Lewis, Prof. Naylor
and Scott.
SURPRISED JIM TAPP.
Mr. Jim Tapp was given a surprise
party last Thursday night in honor of his
/ forty-first birthday. He was given a
| handsome mahogany chair as a remem-
| brance of the occasion. Music, telling
/ stories and refreshments made the eve
ming one long to be remembered. Those
present were: DR.. and Mrs. Taylor, Mr.,
and Mrs. Frank Crasson, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. ]. Young, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Tapp.
Judge and Mrs. Enoch, Mrs. Shire and
son, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Grimes, Mr.. and
! Mrs. Shackelford, Mr.. and Mrs. John
| Christopher, Samuel Wolf, Joe Brady,
| Miss Ada Christopher. Mrs. Thos. Tur-
ner, Mrs. White, Mr.. and Mrs. Herber-
! ger. Miss Nell Warren, Mrs. Warren, Mr..
! and Mrs. Sid Wolf. Miss Garnett, Mr.. and
| Mrs. P. NJ Bentley, Master Bean, Master
/ Shire, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. D. Tapp of Maize,
Miss Katie Tapp, Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Fuller.
HYPATIA'S LECTURE COURSE.
The course of lectures in physiology CIV
en- by Prof Buch to the education and
science departments of Hypatia was con-
cluded last Friday. Before taking fur
Their study it was decided by the class to
have a review of four lectures, making
them mutual talks on the subjects dis
cussed. These lectures appeal to all wo-
! men, to mothers especially who should
! understand the power of reflection in the
formation of habit in children, and the
basis of higher deliberative thought. Prac-
| teal discussion of kindergarten principles
and examples are given to which every
| mother who aspires for more knowledge
and a better way whether a member OF
| Hypathia or not is earnestly invited.
Ten cents will be charged, not as ar
adequate admission fee, but an acknowl-
edgement of favor so generously extend
ed by Fairmount college to the ladies OF
Wichita.
The next lecture will be at the clut
rooms, city building. Friday afternoon a
5 O'Clock.
| SICKNER CONSERVATORY NOTES
| At no previous time since the opening Of
this school six years ago has the enroll
ment been as large as a I present. Letter:
of inquiry are received from all part!
of the state and territory from interest
ted parties. concerning the facilities O.
the school. During the past week Maud'
Kirkwood and Jessie Wilson of Wichitg
were enrolled in the piano department
and Alive Clarak and Chas. Heinrich il
the violin department. Selections from
Franz Listz, Henri Revina, Gabrie
Pierne. Robert Goldbeck. Anton Ruben
stein, Willie Pape and Frederic Chopin
were rendered by pupils at the recita
Friday afternoon in a manner creditabl
to both pupils and instructors. The educa
tional influence of the weekly recitals i
appreciated by the patrons of the con
servatory. all pupils being thus given al
opportunity to note the advancement o
their fellows and the same time listen I,
the wen-played productions of the hes
composers.