The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-01

and Gretchen and Her Doll CBiehD,
Jean Weiser; Roulette" Burgmulier),
Letha Walters; "Rustling Leaves
Nange), Mary ELS; "On the Meadow
Uichner), La Bingana" (Bohm), Fur
Elise" Beethoven, Cooper Gillespie. The
little girls received many compliments.
Levena Latham played Happy Farmer
CSchumann). and Nellie Wood "March
From Norma" and Waltz (Bohm.)
The evening recital, given by the ad-
vanced pupils, was an artistic success
and the audience testified its apprecia-
ton in an unmistakable manner.
Misses Mabel Magill and Flossie Nc
Comb gave the Polonaise in A major by
Chopin with the dash and spirit.
Miss Ida Chase combines modesty with
ability. Mrs. Williams of Valley Center,
interpreted the Nocturne in G minor, by
Chopin, with romantic effect.
Miss Marion DEAN neatly executed the
valse in d fiat by Chopin Miss May
Thompson rendered the Prelude Oh d,
Chopin, with delicacy of finish, and the
Bohemian Dance by Sometana, with a
fine musical conception. Miss Lulu
INltlLlOuu was SItGltQ Will dI tlllAiNl94-
asm worthy her unusual talents and
played Printemps and Papillon by Grieg,
and Silhouette, Dvorak, as only a pupil
who has happily caught the spirit of
these delightfully."- poetic compositions
could render them.
The Liszt Second Rhapsody for two
pianos, played by Miss Daisy and Mrs.
Hays. was fine, the execution clean and
brilliant and the Interpretation intelh-
gent.
The third recital of this series viii oc-
cur Monday evening, April 2 Miss Jose
phine Anderson of Denver, Colo, has
kindly consented to favor the audience
with violin solo,
AT IKE DEANS.
Last Sunday afternoon after attending
services at the Christian church at Hays
vile, enjoying very earnest sermon by
Pastor Sharpe, a company of twenty
gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Ike Dean. Mr.. Dean and daughter Jessie
had prepared a bountiful and sumptuous
repast Ct turkey and chicken with dainty
and luxurious attachments, the pleasure
of which was increased by the intersper-
sion of witticisms and pleasant repartee,
which is unavoidable at a table where
Ike Dean occupies a seat. After replen-
ishing the appetite the usual social in
tercourse was engaged in, which was
continued in pleasant manner until the
lengthening shadows warned them they
must depart for their own homes. After
all had expressed themselves as we'll
pleased with the days privileges they
thanked Mr. and Mrs. Dean for their
generous hospitality, which had added
much to its enjoyment. and all voted
them royal entertainers The guests
were Mr. and Mrs. French, Sallie French.
Mr. and Mrs. James Dean and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Haskell and son,
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. L. Mum and son Ray
mond. Mr. and Mrs VIII Helena, Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Helena and son, Maple
Galloway and Pastor Clyde Sharpe.
SOCIETY BRIEFS.
The Coming 400 will give a bah to-
morrow evening at Sedgwfck Music Hall.
alter in the month the Kismet club viii
give the final dance of the season.
Last Wednesday evening Mrs. NJ. c.
Campbell gave an informal dancing party
to few of her friends
Mr. William Burt and Miss Derry, both
former residents of this city. were mar
ried in Kansas City at seven clock last
Wednesday evening.