The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-24


Sickner Conservatory of Music Friday
afternoon was pronounced success de-
spite the rain and snow that fell SO per-
sistenty, every available seat being TAX
en- by an appreciative listener The vocal
solos by Sam F. Woolard compltely sur
prised his friends and received merited
applause. The selections given by Misses
Chapman and McDaniels were especially
noteworthy of mention for their beautiful
conception and rendition. The mandolin
orchestra, comprised of Messrs Manning
and Peters and Misses Brown and Sick
ner, was captivating feature of the pro-
gram. Miss Sickner's mandolin solo was
also exceptionally well given. All felt
indebted to Mr.. r. H. Roys for his beau
tiful flute solo with its exquisite sweet
ness of tone. Miss Lothrope recited the
humorous monologue Christmas Night
in the Quarters in a chsrmingly piquant
style quite her own. Mrs. WINES piano
solo, 1.-The Two Angels was rendered in
a very artistic manner, as were those by
Misses Slade and Warren The younger
pupils playing showed marked advance
ment. Owing to the lateness of the hour
it was necessary to omit the numbers
prepared by Misses Ossie Bergman and
May ComIey.
The program in full is given below:
March .........-................ Kinsey
Miss Cation.
PIANO SoIo-GaVotte ...-...,.....-.. Morley
Home, Sweet Home .Thalerg
Winnie Barnes.
Observation-Disclosures Night in the
Quarters .......... ....................
Laura Lothrope.
Piano Duett-Scherzo .........Loeshhorn
Rubie and Hattie Roys.
Vocal olo-"Forgotten" ........ ..Cowles
Sam F Woolard
Mandolin and Guitar Orchestra. Selected
Sickner Conservatory.
Piano Solo-'The Two Angels" ..
............ .......... $3.50. Blumenthal
Piano Duett-"On to Victory" ... Hoist
Misses Barnes and Chapman
Flute Solo-"Serenade" .Bragga
R. H. Roys.
Piano Solo-'Consolation'' go. ........
........ .......... ........ Mendelssohn
MolHe Warren.
Mandolin Solo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Selected
Laura Sickner.
Piano solo-"Romance Wagner's Tan
hauser' .......... .Lisz1
Ruby Slade.
Piano Solo-"Waltz' ............ Chopin
Buenta Mcdaniel.
Piano Solo-"Gipsy Rondo" Haydn
May Comley.
Vocal Solo-"Afterward". ........... Bobyn
Sam F. WooIard.
PIANO Solo........ .................. Selected
Ossie Bergman.
Piano Solo-"Scherzo' 1890. Rheinberger
Grace Chapman.
MISS HOUSTON OF ENID.
Miss Blanche Houston is at home to
spend the holidays with her parents.
Miss Houston is one Of Ends most pop
ular young ladies VINO has won her repu-
tation from actual merit and worth. She
is a student of Paramount college, Wich-
tia, and being of a determined spirit. she
viii graduate with high honors and be
prepared for lifes duties either as COM
mercial bookkeeper or in the line of phar-
macy. She takes much interest, we are in
formed, in the study of Latin, Greek and
French. The Waves best wishes is with
the subject Of this item in all her ambi-
tons, knowing her true worth.
KELLOGG SCHOOL RECEPTION.
One of the most enjoyable receptions
given in the schools Of Wichita was given
by Misses Aherne, BlakeIy, Phillips.
Haines, Kaufman, Bradley and Haycraft
of the Kellogg school Friday afternoon
Although the weather was very unpIeas-
ant, a large number of patrons and
teachers visited this school and expressed
themselves as being well repaid for any
inconvenience incidental to the inclemency
of the weather. The halls and stairs were
very deliberately decorated with ever
greens, flowers, flags and bunting grace
fully draped about the arches The
rooms presented beautiful appearance,
the walls being adorned by well selected
pictures and ornaments suitable for school
rooms.
The first part of the afternoon, the
visitors in each room were entertained by
carefully prepared Christmas programs,
and during the latter part the guests had