The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-06

ture and Professor Leib in vocal music.
have been at work with private pupils
for several weeks.
Miss Mable Toy of Cherryvale, who will
be in the chair OF modern languages, ar
rived on Wednesday evenings and is now
the guest of Mrs. Samuel NJ. Anderson.
her former classmate in Emporia college.
Miss Helen Taylor has returned from her
trip east
Miss Sarah E. Norcross spent her vaca-
ton in the New England states.
Prof. Dunbar and Miss Howes have
been quietly resting in West Wichita
nearly the entire summer.
That the faculty is on hand and ready
to greet their pupils, all appearances IN
dictate one of the most successful years in
the schools history.
II is hoped that all who expect to en-
ter will do so at as early day as posi-
BILE A few days lost at the opening OF
school handicaps the pupil for weeks, If
not for the year.
Sickner Conservatory Notes.
Mrs. J. D. Harrison is new pupil IN
the guitar department of the Conser-
vatory.
Miss Edith Eaton, student in the piano
department has returned from Atlantic
City and resumed her studies at the Con-
servatory.
Miss Lyla Elston has returned from
Hutchinson TO her lessons in the organ
department of the conservatory.
Mrs NJ Allendar has resumed guitar
Master Reginald McFan has resumed
his studies in the Mandoline department
of the Conservatory.
Miss Kate Herrig. an advanced student
has gone to Colorado on a short vaca-
ton.
Mr.. Davis of Kansas City was a well
come caller at the Conservatory Tuesday
Rev. Grace of Mulvane made a pleas
ant call at the Conservatory Wednesday
Misses Helen and Lena Bacon. Hutch
inson; Mrs Harrison. Mrs. Flotow. Mrs.
Rice. Miss Rice and Mr.. E. Hall were
among the visitors at the Conservatory
during the week.
The students recital as usual, was
given Friday afternoon at the Conser-
vatory The program follows:
Piano ngsbiumen- F. Damn
Mr.. Byron Chamberlain.
Musical Resume Of the Week.
Piano Solo-Spanish Serenade. .Boscovitz
Miss Cora Richards.
Piano Solo-DoIlie Madison Two Step
Wilmarth
Miss Maude Bascom.
Vocal Solo-So l Canu Wait briggs
Mrs. Myrtle Reese.
Dedication, Tit for Tot
................ Miss Alberta Chapman
Piano Solo-oSuvenir de Trovatore.
...................... Hoffman
Mrs. Marguerite Bliss.
Mandolin Trio-Grip of Gold, two-step
Laura, Mable and Ada Sickner
MISS WILLIAMS PUPILS.
Catherine Paugh entertained the MEM
bers of her musical club at their regular
meeting Wednesday afternoon.
With the approach OF colder weather
and the return of several who have been
away, the work of the club is being taken
up with much enthusiasm and will be
continued during the school year.
a great many thanks are due the
mothers who have so kindly entertained
this summer The pink and white ice
cream and other dainties have been much
appreciated if not always mentioned.
Mamie Brubacker and Lorene Johnson,
the latter a pupil of Mrs. Hays, were
welcome visitors.
Those who took part in the piano pro-
gram were follows:
In the Twilight ..-......--.-.-.-. Ganschals
Lillian Johnson.
April Rain ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Chlttenden
Nellie Sun.
kindergarten Waltz .....-....-....... Behr
Anna Ashenfelter.
Cradle Song ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Marun
Jerrene Ultch.
The Miller ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Chittenden
Catherine Paugh.
Rondo .......-.........--........ Helms
Gladys Magill.
Liberty Bell March ..-............. PAUL
Mary Idwin.
Rondo des Archers ................ Concone
Marjorie Berry.
Waltz NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Lange
Lorene Johnston.
Impromptu in A-Flat ......... Schubert
Vera Williams