The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-20
Wichita CoIleg
s,ckner conservatory Notes.
Notes of Wichita's
Educational Institutions.

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Miss Bays of Pawnee visited the con-
servatory Wednesday. in company witt
Miss Baird. who is taking the summer
normal course under Professor Sickner-
Mrs. Cash Henderson has placed her
daughter, Miss Annita, under Miss Clark s
instruction for voice culture. Miss Hen
derson has a very sweet voice Of great
promise.
Mr.. Stimson, student in the vocal de-
partment, is about to change his resi-
dence from Wichita to Augusta.
Mr.. Andrew Baird, state Y. NJ c. A
secretary. and an old-time friend Of Pro
lessor Sickner, was a guest of the lat
ter Wednesday
Mrs. Charles Lawrence called Tuesday
and arranged for vocal and piano lessons
for her daughter, Miss Irene Lawrence,
and for mandolin instruction for her son
Henry Lawrence.
Mr.. and Mrs Conley were interested
visitors Tuesday, and, after carefully in
vestigating the methods used and results
obtained by the school, they entered their
sons. Homer and Murry- Conley, for pian,
study. Mr. Conley is commercial agent
for the Frisco railroad.
Miss Mabel sickner is spending week
with friends in Mulvane, but will return
in time to meet her classes again Thurs
day
Mr. and Mrs. Koehler visited the con-
servatory Wednesday and were so well
pleased with the advancement of their
daughter Bertha, in her piano study they
decided to have her take two lessons per
week instead Of one. as heretofore.
The register shows the following names
of pupils enrolled this week: Miss Lille
Schweiter, Miss Grace Wilkie, Homer
Conley, hurry Conley, Roland Murdoch
Mrs. G. NJ. De France, Miss May Spang-
Ter, Miss Irene Lawrence and Miss Der
tina Stackman in the piano school; Henry
Lawrence for mandolin; Miss Minnie Full
Ter Of Forest. o. T.. and Miss Flo Morris
for organ study; Miss Annita Henderson
and Miss Irene Lawrence for voice.
among the visitors of the week were
Mrs. Sellers Of Oklahoma, Rev. Robinson
of Guthrie. o. T.; Mesdames Davis, Law
renee. Kerbaugh, Koehler, Findlay and
Steinbuchel; Misses Maude Isenbarger.
Nellie Duncan, Harriet I. Dean and Hill,
and Rev. Corneilson.
All seats were taken at the students
weekly recital Friday afternoon, and the
program was given as follows:
Song Without Words-Op. 1859 $50. Bohm
Miss Junita Taylor.
Organ Solo-"English Air ........ HEWITT
Mr. Ralph Culp.
Paper-"General Rules for Practising"
Miss Blanch Eisenhart.
Nocturne-Op. 10, No. 49,. Blumenthal
Miss Ada Baker.
Piano-''May Breezes'' ........... Raft
Mrs. Frank Redield
Etude-No. 81 ............ Theodore Kichner
Miss May Comley.
Organ-(a) Prelude in c. Selby
CD "GavOtte" ............... Sudds
Miss Laura Snyder.
Prelude No. 10, in D" ............ Chopin
Miss Winnie Barnes.
Miss Mary Findlay.
Prelude-op. IS. No. IS ............ Chopin
Miss Bessie Smith.
Wichita Commercial College Notes.
Mr.. McBurny returned to school on
Monday, after an absence of nearly a
month spent in taking care of a large
wheat crop at his home near Halstead.
Messrs. G. A. Huff. Elmer HUFF. W. ].
Knipe, all former students and gradu-
ates, made a pleasant call during the
week.
Miss Mary Schober Of the shorthand
and commercial departments accepted
a position as bookkeeper and stenogra-
pher for the Crystal Steam laundry of
this city the first of the week.
partment went to his home at Kingman
Thursday. He is the candidate for coun-
ty clerk on the Republican ticket. Frank
is rustler and will make an ideal coun-
ty clerk.
Miss Ddlie Beal, former pupil, made
a pleasant call during the week.
Mr.. H. V. Butcher Of Coldwater and
a pupil of Professor Robins over twenty
years ago, made pleasant call during
the past week.
Miss Leila Byers, a recent student,
left for her home at Seattle on Thurs
day. She expects to return this fall to
finish her course in shorthand and type
writing.
Miss Berdine Ford, a recent graduate.
accepted a position as stenographer for
Mr.. Resing, secretary Of the Commercial
club, Wednesday.
Miss Teresa Case, a former graduate,
now stenographer for Mr.. Wilcox. An
thony, Kansas, made a pleasant call
during the past week She was up for
a short vacation.
Mr. Frank Payne was caller during
the week: also Miss Sponsler Of Hutch
inson called between times on her way
home from Boston. where she had just
graduated from the Boston school of
Oratory.
Miss Hattie Wells of the Shorthand de-
partment has accepted a position as stem
ographer for Kimball & Co. during the
vacation Of their regular stenographer,
Miss Timmons, r former student.
Prof c. II. Longmire enrolled Friday
for some post graduate work IN penman-
ship and business practice work. He
will teach in the Iowa City CONNER
cisl college the coming year, beginning
September l.
FazeLAdams Business College Notes.
Professor Longmire Of the Hutchinson
Business college. made a pleasant call
Thursday and spent half a day with the
different classes.
Messrs. Kelly and Martin OF Tonkawa,
0. T. who are establishing a preparatory
school at that place. called Thursday C
get pointers on a commercial depart
ment.
Mr.. Ira Behimer completed the course
outlined for the commercial ,feuar trrent