The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-28
slckner Conservatory Notes.

Sickner Conservatory Notes.
Miss Flossie Drumhiller, of Fall River.
graduate from the conservatory and
member Of class '0l, was a welcome WISH
tor when in town to enjoy the week 9
festivities.
DR.. Hazleton. of Oklahoma. called
Thursday; he has two daughters studying
piano under Miss Smith, at the school.
Mr.. W R. Dulaney was a social caller
Thursday.
Miss Bessie Grafton has begun a course
of piano study under Prof Sickners in
struction.
Mrs. G. NJ. DeGrace has entered the
piano school for another term Of study.
Miss Cooper, of Fort Scott. is taking
the piano course under the personal in
struction of the director.
Miss Bailey and lady friend, both Of
Winfield. were pleasant visitors Friday.
RS. Richmond and daughter, Miss Lulu,
of Anthony, were pleasant visitors Fri
day. Miss Richmond was formerly
student at the school and is a musician
of unusual ability.
W F. Dickerson, OF shawnee called
Saturday to arrange for special lessons
in voice.
Mrs. Wolverton, student in the organ
school has met with a great sorrow in
the sickness and death OF her little
daughter and will make a visit in Ne
braska before taking up her music study
again. The sympathy of the conserva-
tory is extended to her.
Among the many visitors this week
were: Mrs. J. c. Cain, Belle Plain; Mrs.
Eldred. Mrs. Cnas. Lawrence. Mrs. Cham
berlain, Miss Z. Brooks. Mrs. S. T. Find
ley. Miss Ethel Hoag Mrs. ". H Ander-
son. Of this city: Mrs. Clyde Johnson,
O. Milan and Miss Jennie Schelley OF Null
vane.
An extension OF leave Of absence, has
been granted Miss Laura Sickner. mem
Der of the faculty that she may carry
certain branches of study to a higher
degree Of finish under the best instructors
in Chicago. Her return TO Wichita will
therefore be delayed until the middle of
October.
The students weekly recital was given
Friday afternoon with good attendance,
though the city was so fun Of attractions
The following excellent program was rem
dered,
Musical Resume Of the WEEK..
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Miss Laura Gross
Piano BONANZA ...-....-..........M Mozart
Miss Mabel Glenn.
Piano-Passacflla .-..-............. Handel
AR Herbert Hatfield
Violiu-Cavatina .....-.............. Rar
Miss Ada sickner.
Piano-Opp. III No. , Dance De Con-
cert .........-..-..... Franz Rendel
Miss Winnie Barnes.
Piano-Op. y. No. 8. prelude $500. Chopin
Miss Marguerite Bliss
Yocal-O Nj Fernando .....-...... Donzetti
Miss Mabel Sicxner.
Piano-Song No &Hunting Song.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Mendelssohn
Miss Mary Flndley.
one must hear these recitals 70 appre-
csate the excellence Of the pupils work
and To observe the Improvement Of indi-
viduals. Many commentators were
made concerning The rendition OF the pro-
sram This week. especially by the num-
bers given by the more advanced students.
Wichita Telegraph College Notes.
Miss Olive Worrel. Of Enid. visited the
college this week
Miss Ida Holm Of Goddard. called az
the college Friday and viii probably
enter the telegraph department about
October J.
ar. Claire Mcveigh left for Hudson.
kan. ore day last week. where he went !
10 take a position as operator and agent |
Tor the Missouri Pacific Railway com /
pany.
Airs. C. r. jones OF Bentley. Kan. made /
The college a pleasant visit this week |
she VIII move 10 Wichita soon in order
70 take advantage Or the superior edu- |
oaional facilities Of the city.
Ar. Charles Gruber called az the col |