The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-05


In the dramatic school an evening dra-
matte class has been organized. and is
doing good work. AIessrs. Willie Need
les and Miss Iva Davidson have recently
started up the elocution and dramatic
course. and Mr. Humphrey Calhoun. of
New Mrudock, Karsas. has registered for
the collegiate course leading up to the de-
gree Of Bachelor of oratory R. b
Within q short time regular monthly re-
citals viii be given 10y the dramatic and
elocutionaIy students. The dramatic
students viii be brought out in both orig
inal and classic plays, and win be train
cd to render them in a manner far beyond
the powers of most professional actors,
Several OF the students now at work are
preparing for the professional stage. and
VIII be ready, when they have finished
their course, to take star parts in the
legitimate drama Others are preparing
to become teachers, or professional read
ers or simply conversationalists. \ class
in public reading for club women is
about TO be organized.
A number of the best amateur actors
and actresses Of the city are organizing
a company for professional work, who.
underline training Of Prof. Minnie
Andrews Smell.
Miss Louise Pickering Ross and Misses
Dora and Henrietta Menu have recently
entered IN the school or languages, the
first named FOR Spanish, and the two lat
terror French. A class Of club women
in the RECOMMENDATION of all modern Ian
guages. Is iE contemplation.
Several new students nave been added
Few weeks.
+ In the conservatory OF music a class Of
fifteen in the theory Of music has re-
: Gently begun its work. and an advanced
/ class in harmony. counter-point. fugue.
+ is just being organized among the leading
musicians of The city The students re-
cit8ls have been vel attended. chiefly
/ uy relatives and friends of the students
The next public recital viii be held on
tho evening Of next THURSDAY. Janvary
9. ut s o'clock in tho conservatory hail
+ The conservatory VIII soon have a very
important piece of news 10 announce.
affecting tbs Interests of the whoie city
Of Wichita. and calculated 10 arouse the
enthusiastic interests Of an the musicians
{ in this part OF the country.
Among the new students IN The con
sorvatory are. Mrs G. NJ Howe. AIRS f.
r. Heller Miss Pauline AIcCaul3ess. Mrs.
Cossytt and George Oliver. of Danville.
+ in the vocal department: VIM. 8. Riester.
and Daniel MCGEE. both OF Anthony.
kan. in the violin department; Miss
Bertha EJbersh O. Grand Rapids. 2Iich
Misses Grace Bidueu and Dora and Hen
rietta Menu. 81 this city, ana george
+ oliver. OF Darville. Kan. in the piano
department
Miss Louise AIcNau.ara has obtained a
F.. transfer fron The piano TO the violin de-
parumeut
8Hss Clara SUdman has returned 70
The Conservatory AFTER sn absence OF
sorae montls-
A class IN musical history Is soon 20 be
begun.
The last number Of the Conservatory
Review. t'Vasanste7. 70. CO COM lrel
an article ~ Dr Snou Oh The 2Hs.
Nevsparar Erotlcul. anG auother 81 tlc3c
from the ren ~ ths Recter Nas eidcus
anraa1s ie th1 carrlas number - the
Globe Review lNe1 ers Oh tne s-i-
icct ~ 'rhe Nc-siisl DIVERSITY la girili-
zluon.
New classes il phiiosoasv history -
philosophy. eeneral literature ir.il..lti-
literature AKA ihe natural sciences Ra
be organized during ths J,Hnarz term
and also psychical research sociesy-
II is expected thar the Offices &c high
Steward. High Resistrary and Treasurer
.of The University VIII BE- haed IN the