The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-16

Mr.. Paul stOutemyer who he succeeds
accepting a better position with the G.
c. & S. F. Ry., at GAINESVILLE Texas.
Favorable comments are heard on all
sides with reference to the entertainment
Friday night, which has already been re-
ported in the Daily Eagle of Saturday
Mr.. Ray Stewart, a former student
who is visiting his sister. Mrs F. A
Beach Of North Lawrence avenue, made
a pleasant call and was present for the
Friday night entertainment.
Former students VINO have returned to
complete courses are as follows; Miss
Indus Hollingsworth, Harrington, Kan;
Mr.. Raymond Kracaw, Denver, Col. Miss
Virginia Nichaels, Colwich. Kan; Miss
Florence Huse and Mr.. Earl Carrothers,
city.
New students enrolled, Miss Minnie
Hodges, Miss Early, Miss Ora Norris,
Mr.. G. NJ. IAtsoh, Miss Eva Dill, Messrs.
J. Backus, N. Roulet, Lewis Jewett, Geo.
E. Kramer, A P. Hankins, ". F. Resch-
Ike. Chas. Heinrich, Clyde McAuley and
Jas. Clark, city; Mr.. W H. Smith, Aug
alsta and Mr. Jas McA1inn, Clearwater
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been employed to assist in the CONNER
c5aI department Miss Ada Mae Goode,
a graduate Of this institution, has been
employed as Office clerk and assistant IN
typewriting department This increase
in the teaching force is made necessary
on account of the large increase In at
tendance. also two more typewriters have
been added, making a total of ten type
writers now in Constant use IN the type
writing department
sICKNER CONSERVATORY NC1E0-
The success of the student Of music
depends largely upon habits formed al
the beginning of that study, and it de-
ponds mostly upon the teacher whether
these habits be good or bad. The art or
acquiring a good touch, correct niger
ing. phrasing, etc, becomes haoitual only
BY careful, painstalIng practice under q
GOOD teacher. The results of such teach
ing were well demonstrated at the week
" recital Friday afternoon. Without ex-
ception the piano numbers were excel
Iently interpreted and rendered with no
small degree of musical feeling.
Miss Bergmann's rendition Of H RAJ
vina's "Etude de Style" was character
lied by perfection OF phrasing and mu-
steal judgment
Evening" by Isidor Seiss, was inter-
preted by Miss Warren in a highly cred
table manner. Solidity and richness Of
tone and almost perfect accuracy are
characteristics Of her playing.
Miss Schofeld was in splendid voice,
quite winning the hearts Of her hearers
by her simple. charming manner, and
pure, resonant soprano voice. Surely she
understands the art of singing.
The program In fall was given in the
following order:
Musical Items for the Past Week..
Eleanor Larkin.
Piano Solo-Valse Brilliant. Durand
Kathryn DAWN.
Piano Solo-Valse Aristocratic.. .Ringuet
May Comley.
A Plain Talk to Vocal Students.....s
Maude Hamilton.
Piano Solo-At the Spinning Wheel.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. B. GODDARD
Winnie Barnes.
String Music Waltz ................s...
Laura Sickner, first mandolin;
Kathryn DAWN, second mandolini
Helen Murray, first guitar; Mabel
Sickner, second guitar.
Biography of Sir Arthur Sullivan.....s
Hattie Lawrence.
Piano Solo-Liebeslied. ..........A. Henselt
Herbert Hatfield.
Vocal Solo-Biondina FIRED n. Lohr
Kathryn Schofeld.
Piano Solo-Evening .Isidor Sims
Mollie Warren.
String Quartette-Medley o........o...s
Piano Solo
(a) Warum CWhy) ..,...... Schumann
(D) Etude de Style ..........H Ravina
Ossie Bergman.
Miss Beatrice Rouse has enrolled in the
piano department and will study under
Prof. Sickner.
Miss Elphie Skate has begun q course
of guitar study with Miss Sfckner.
Mrs. R. V. Cutter of Louisville was a
guest Of the school Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Cutter is a musician of considerable
experience and expressed great satisfac-
ton with the results of the work done by
the Conservatory, as exemplihed at the
recital.
Miss Grey Of Derby visited the Conserv-
atory Saturday.