The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-16
EVENTS IN SOCIETY
Club and Social Functions
of the Week
MUSICAL CLUB TOMORROW
Affair at Sedgwick Music Hall
for Kindergarten.
MUSICAL CLUB TOMORROW

Monday evening the Musical club vii
give one of their excellent programs a
sedgwick Music hall for the beneht of tn,
West Side kindergarten. The subjec
will be Dance Forms" and "Fol
Songs" The illustrations have been ar
ranged with great care by Miss Wayne
Thompson end Miss Imboden. A large
audience should be in attendance to show
their appreciation of what the club is do
ing to assist such a worthy object The
following program will be given:
Chorus-Dance Song. .We.ngfert
Wichita Musical Club.
Paper-Dance Forms and Folk Songs.
Mrs Cramer
Guitar Solo-Valse Caprice. Foder
Maurice Thompson.
Vocal Solo - "a Bonnie Doom
GScotch); o. Happy Day.
(Swiss) ................ ................
Mrs. Addie Homrighaus.
Cello Solo-Cavotte Bach
Mr.. Bert Parker.
Vocal solo-(a) Loeb L.omond''j CO
selected ..............-... ........-....
Miss Blanche Childa
Plano Solo-(a) Gavotte ct 1Iusette
(Kelso); o. Loure Bach
Miss Lulu Richmond
chcrus-"Invitation to the Dance
..e.s-........ ....................... Oesten
Wichita Musical Club.
Duet 1.-TWO pianos)-(a) VaIse; Cb)
Minuette; (c) Polonaise. .Arensky
Misses Irene Leeper and Amelia Bissantz
HYPATIA.
Last Monday HyData held a regular
business meeting and the study Of Rus
STA was resumed.
Mrs Matte Lair opened the program
with very interesting and instructive
paper on the topography Of Russia Mrs
Emma Hill Moore followed with care
fully prepared paper on Russian re-
sources.
Mrs. B. F. Mclean gave an interesting
talk on home life. a subject that Is al
ways very near her heart Her talk cen
tered on the home life OF the Russian
peasantTy, whose homes are very poor
and the facilities for Housekeeping very
meagre.
Mrs. Olive Reade very ably handled the
educational part and readily convinced
her audience that the educational advan-
tages Of Russia are very far behind the
times. At a recent meeting Of the powers
a large sum was voted to be put aside
for school fund. It was later decided
to do without schools a few more hun
dred years and add the amount to the
war fund.
Mrs. Caddie Pierce closed the program
with a clear and concise portrayal of the
social conditions, touching a sympathttc
chord in the hearts Of her hearers and
causing them to be thankful that they
live IN a land where freedoms banner
waves and women are queens, not slaves.
The next meeting of Hypatia viii be
held December "a. II will be guest day.
The program Will consist Of a Christmas
symposium. Those taking part win tell
Of Christmas IN the Southland, New Eng
land, the West Ireland, England, Scot
land, Germany, Italy, France, Russia
and China
TWENTIETH CENTURY CLUB.
The closing session Of the literature
department for this year was held last
Tuesday. The subject for the days
study was the drama Of King Lear and
was directed by Miss Meddie 0. Hamil-
ton
An interesting discussion of the char
acters Of Lear. Cordelia and the kings
fool. occupied the first part Of the hour
Then followed a critical examination Of
the finest passages in the drama and
description Of the representation of this
drama on the stage
A brief account was given Of Sir Henry
Irving's notable production of King Lear
at the Lyceum theater in London, and
his Interpretation Of the character Of the
mad king" Also Miss Ellen Terry's
fine conception Of Cordelia, perhaps
Shakespeare's MODEST type Of woman
hood. was recounted. The work IN this