The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-27

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Miss Jetta Campbell afforded the aud
fence an unusual pleasure in her singing
| Of that really great song. Beethoven's
Adelaide Miss Campbell's voice is Of
magnificent volume and especially adapt
( ed TO music requiring dramatic interpTe
u tive power
Mr.. Staples has been especially fortu-
nate in the support he has had through
out the series Of recitals, and a list o.
| the musicians who have assisted includes
talent of which any city might be proud
The ladies of the city have also done
a very commendabie work in showing
| their appreciation of. hte talent AZ homs,
| and this fostering announcement always
results in higher popular standards and
ideals in the beautiful art OF music
TWENTIETH CENTURY CLUB.
The last regular meeting of the art de-
partment of the Twentieth Century clUb
was held in Sedgwick hau on April p
The meeting opened with an interesting
/ account of the influence and works Of
Palma Vecshia, read by Mrs. ). Y. Dough-
erty. Mrs. Dougherty described in detail
the artists great masterpiece, the St.
Barbara of ST. Maria Formosa in Venice
personal account Of the cathedral at Mi
Ian, the third greatest in the world. which
will hold 400 persons.
Miss Abbie Potts read an interesting
paper on Tuini, a follower Of Da Venci
and painter of wonderful sweetness and
power.
Mrs. J. n. Ross gave a very entertain
ing study of the school of the Caraci
the most important OF the schools of late
Italian art.
Miss Sara Norcross. in very delightful
fashion. reviewed the art work of the
year.
ENTERTAINED THE CHORUS.
Monday evening Mrs. Hubert Child en-
tertained the members of the Chorus
choir of the Unitarian church TO a tackey
party. Mrs. Hosford received the prize
for being the tackiest dressed lady, and
Nr. Guy Elston received the gentleman :
prize. In a drawing contest, Mr.. VIII
Rosford received the first prize. Will
Mr.. Harry McKennen carried off the
BOBBY prize. Refreshments were served
after which the guests INDUCED in all
the old-fashioned dances.
The invited guests were: Mrs. Hosford.
Mrs. CubbOn, Mrs Bone, Mrs. Swingle
Misses Edna Bone, Fay Hendrix, Oslo
Berghman, Miss Camp, Millie Cairn, Nina
Brouder. Minnie Brouder, Blanche Child
Florence Cubbon, Gertrude Frohman, Mr.
Mundell, Mr.. Cubbon, Mr. Bone. Mr..
surngle, Viii Hosford, Harry McKen-
nell, Walter Matson, Clifton Matson
Raymond Smith. Harry Hicks, Don
Camp, John Benson, Lloyd Pierce. Guy
Elston, Charles Gardner. Master Leland
Bone, and Mr.. John Winkler. of Caney,
Kan.
AT HARTAIAN'S HALL.
One of the most delightful parties given
among the younger crowd this season
was the one at Hartmans hall, on last
Saturday evening, when Mr.. and Mrs.
J. P. Settler entertained for their SON
Raymond. Their guests We're the mem
lers Of the Jolly Sixteen" club AMI
about fifty other friends. The han was
charmingly arranged, green, PINK and
" hite being the prevailing colors. In the
diningroom the decorations were quite
elaborate. Dainty refreshments We're
served. Cards and dancing furnished the
amusement for the guests. Mr.. and Mrs
Settler were assisted by Mr. and Mrs
L G. Robertson, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Bow
man, Mrs. Hull, Miss Struble and Miss
Frohman.
The guests were: Aleen Houston. Mel
vile Campbell, Eleanor Dixon, Lola Sex
ton, Florence Bowers, Marguerite Bow
ers, Corinne Ludlum, Lottie Ludlum, Con-
stance Sargent. Sarah Morsman, Mae
Belle Smyth, Esther Smyth Marie Hor-
ner Louise Cogdell, Dixie COgdelI. Bertha
Chandler. Irene Reilly, Hazel Worran
Clay Sluss, Raytia Spencer. Florence
Keeling Jean Weser, Alverda Reese,
Olive Norton, Gail Ross. Ethlyn Bowman.
Lillian Bowman. Marguerite Bowman.
Rhea Guthrie. Edna Eckstein, Grace
Loudenslager. Faith Loudenslager. Lula
Martin, Lula Dulaney, Mary Cooper,
Ethel Houston, Beatrice Lynch. Annie
Hall. Marguerite Mcnamara. Gertrude
McClenen, Maude Hunter. Helen St Clair.
Sidney Levi, Dan Mckee. Sylvester Cohn.
Oscar Bissantz, Kari Mosbacher, Frank
Mosbacher, Daryl Denny, Tom Church.
ward. Westel Morseman. Charles Smyth
Raymond Littelll. Forest Amsden, Edgar
Amsden, Edward Little. Charles Sellers,
Willard Brooks,> Smiht Ayler Richard
Wallace, Fred Ray, Clifford Ray. War
rem Smith, Charles Dean, Herbert Dean.
Herbert Powell, VIII Thayer, Edmond
Adams, Howard Darling, Lyman Darling,
howard Carvin, VIM Holmes. Jay Gill,
Wilbur Cooper. Frank Oliver. Albert Oh
liver, Hubert Lynch. Raymond Settler.
4 PLEASANT SURPRISE.
Miss Nellie Lewis was the recipient Of
very pleasant surprise party Friday even
ing. given by her schoolmates OF the
eighth grade OF the Pro-Cathedral school
The occasion was Miss Nellie's fourteenth
birthday. She received some pretty pres
ents. Mrs Lewis was assisted IN enter
tanning the children by Misses Mary Wal
tiers, Celia Faber. Mary Faber Mrs
johnson. Kate Tfiu. Mrs Friend. Mrs
Christopher \ birthday supper was
served. Those present were: Alice 3iur-
ply, Lena Warren. Jennie Warren. May
Davis, Bertha Stackman. Mary 1farkey,
Helene Steinhuchel. NeTa Colvliie. Ada
Christopher. Lenors Steinbuchel, May
Murphy. Ella SteiHbuuchel Helen Hig-
ems, Francis Higgins. Beulah Heron.
Harry Wheeler. Bert Lewis. Lawrence
Lewis. George Murphy. Fritz stackman.
oscar Bissantz John Turner. Eiwood
Turner, Richard Clarity, Edwin Court
rey. Clement Courtney. Edwin HeaIy.
John Kcohane Charlie keoh3ne Mary
Eeohane. Regina Lewis.