The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-01
Lewls Academv Notes.

Lewis Academy Notes.
/ The prospects for a fun attendance on
I next Tuesday morning are very hatter-
/ ing.
Miss Kate E. Brown returned last night
ana reports having had a very pleasant
summer in Northern Ohio.
Professor Foote has completed his work
OF canvassing the county. He is now wei
posted in the geography OF the county.
and has extended his acquaintance among
the people widely.
Professor Barber has been here for ten
days and is pretty well acquainted with
the map of the city by personal inspec-
ton
The other teachers are busy as bees in
a clover patch, making final arrange
ments fer the years work.
The central location Of the academy
building is very satisfactory to the pat
rons, and it is surprising that some
pie do not know where the academy is
located.
Miss HaIsey called at the building and
found everything in readiness for the lit
tie folks.
All departments. from Kindergarten 20
senior class. VIII throw open wide the
doors 'on Tuesday morning. BE ready,
Sickner Conservatory Notes.
The smiling faces OF the Misses Gertrude
Frohman. May Comfy and Emma Franck
were welcomed back TO the school this
week after their pleasantly spent vaca-
tons.
Miss Letta Stout has entered upon
course of piano study with Prof. Sickner.
Miss Anna Stlmyre is a new pupil in the
guitar department.
Misses Grace Mum and Dot Montgo-
merry enrolled this week with Miss Cal
houn for piano study.
Mr. Walter Wilson who for the past
year has been studying with Miss Cal
houn has gone to Indianapolis to make
his future home Mr. Wilson has very
promising future in the musical world
and his friends here much regret his de-
parture
There IS a variety of opinion among the
leading musicians Of the age regarding
the desirability of committing repertoires
to memory instead Of using notes in pub
lie playing. each side of the question has
its advantages.
program of the pupils recital this week
was given from memory. This was the
last recital of the summer term and well
sustained the high standard of excellence
maintained by this school in its recitaIs.
The program was given as follows:
Piano Solo-Two Step .......... Hoffman !
Miss Marguerite Hatfield.
Piano Solo-Sunbeam. Op. 4o.-.. E. Dorm
Miss Gertrude Oliver.
Piano Solo-Facination Waltz 60. Wachs
Miss Bessie Smith.
Sketch of Joseffy
Observation-Disclosures. Miss May Comfy
PiOna Duet-March ..--..-..-.-.. Schmidt
Miss Ethel Reeves and Teacher.
Piano Solo-Annie Laurie Cvariations)
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Gustav Lang
Miss Winifred Allmon.
Piano Solo-Evening Star ........ Wagner
Miss Mary Findlay.
Paper-Organists at the Pan-Amer-
lean ........... Miss Marguerite Bliss
Piano soIo-NIanzinita ........E. Sherwood
Miss Gertrude Frohman
Mandolin and Guitar Quartet SELECTED
Misses Laura Sickner. Inez Hollings-
worth Vesta Charleston and
Mabel SlCEneT.
Piano soIo-Electric Flash Galop -Kohler
Miss Sadie Stephens.
Piano Solo-In the Swing 800 c P. Bach
Miss Elsie Martin.
Guitar and Mandolin Duet .......-....
Little Sinners Waltz ........ Jacobs
Misses Laura and Mabel Sickner.
The new school year proper opens next
Monday, September ?. though virtually
the school is in session all the year.
large attendance is assured; many pupils
absent during the heated term have re-
turned and new names are daily being
enrolled for the new term and many let
tiers of inquiry being received. Applica-
lions from Mulvane and Arkansas City
were received this week for lessons in
vocal art: from Dodge City and oklahoma
for violin lessons and from Cberryvale ,
Lyons. King6sher and other Oklahoma
towns for piano instructions.
Miss Mae Clark of the vocal department.
reserves Monday and Thursday mornings
from to II O'Clock FOR the testing Of