The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-20
PART I.
olos. Violin, (a) Plantation Melodies

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Staples
Cb) Polish Dance ......
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Brahm-Joachim
Robert Martin Staples.
Songs, (a) I'm Wearin' Ava to the
Land o the Leaf .............. Foote
Nb) PappleS ..........-...... Bartlett
Miss May Clark.
soyo, Violin, Conreto, COp. SO E.
Minor .....-.............. Mendelssohn
Robert Martin Staples.
Solos, Violin, (a) Largo ........... Handel
CD Motto Perpetuo
-..-..-........- Franz Ries
Robert Martin Staples
Song, La Parlate D'Amor .Gounoa
Miss May Clark.
Solos, Violin, (a) Elegie ........... Ernst
Ob) Polish Dance Drake
Robert Martin Staples
Mr.. Staples own arrangement of the
plantation Melodies" was very graceful
and melodious. The most important COM
position of the recital was Mendelssohn's
great concerto for the violin. which was
played in mastery style and with fine
familiarity with the great masters spirit
and feeling.
The Motto Perpetuo" was rendered
with a dash, brilliancy and dexterity
that fairly captivated the audience.
Ernst's "Elegie always a favorite was
tender and gracious and given IN fine
form.
The whole program was received with
the most cordial applause and Mr.
Staples work pronounced satisfying and
artistic in the highest degree
TWENTIETH CENTURY CLUB
Miss Meddis .. Hamilton met the la
dies of the literature department in the
club rooms at the city building on Tupes-
day afternoon The sUU<y session was
very pleasantly and profitably spent In a
fulminary analysis Of The Tempest -
which is the play chosen for the first
term work Miss hamilton. who is but
lately from the University Of Chicago. is
well posted. and gave a short lecture
on The Classical and Romantic Drama. -
Then followed a review OF the story, and
study of the suggestive points in the anal
ysis.
The program was concluded with a dis
cussion of Prospero and the universal be-
lief n magic in the earlier times.
Mrs. Trotte rled the discussion Of cur
rent events at the opening OF the meet
ing
The Italian art department viii meet
on next Tuesday afternoon in the city
building The program continues the
study of Rome and is as follows:
IN the Vicinity of the Forum $685.. Leader
Paintings in the Vatican and PaIlazo..
T oEilASlllo s---s-.--s-----t.-. AlES. IA &C
Salvador Rosa ..........-. Mrs. Haymaker
Songs
Land o the Leal 1890 Miss May Clark
Va Postlate Anon ............ Miss Clark
The Story Of Francesca and Paola....
Reading from Julius Caesar ..............
Discussion Of Current Events -..-.--.---
..-.-.-..--..-..-.--- Miss May Clark
The club meetings are free 70 ali the
ladies OF the city.
MISS ALLEN ENTERTAINED.
Miss Maud Allen OF Topeka. who Is Wis
iting in the city, was given a reception At
the home Of Miss Annie Wagner. 2l5 St
Francis avenue. last Thursday evening.
Music was the principal feature az the
evenings entertainment and as Miss Al
len Is very fine musician and singer the
evening was spent IN a very enjoyable
manner. Miss Allen j. --e musician il the
pro-cathedral in Topeka where she was
presented with d very 6ne sold locket fo-
her services. IL addition 10 her regular
remuneration She also PLAYS at different
times for two other churcr res IN that city.
After The musical part OF the proEra n
was finished q splendid oyster supper was
served and refreshments 81 all kinds were
provided At late hour the guests de-
parted, after enjoying the evening ard
expressing their enjoyment OF Miss Al
lens beautiful voice
HTPATIA MEET
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