The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-23

, Clara Cox, Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Parks
were olso in the crowd.
! Island Parks halls and bowers echoed
today 10 the music and themes Of Recogni-
/ ton Day. The procession was formed al
/ ? o'clock. the kindergarten people. car
! rying baskets of flowers. leading the way
| Following them came the Girls and Boys
| club, the management of the Assembly
| Chautauqua readers and Alumni.
The ceremony of making the arches was
viewed by great number. the march into
the Hall of Philosophy being done to
/ Chautauqua music, led by Misses Amy
/ Silliman and LenOre Long and Messrs.
Harry Stanley and. w. H. Mcconnell
After exercises here the march was re-
sumed, winding across the grounds,
among the trees to the tabernacle. Here
the responsive readings and the songs
belonging to Recognition Day were given
by the class of 1908. Hon. Henry J. Allen.
of Ottawa, delivered the address to the
class. His theme was Progression of the
c. l.. S. c. Movement"
Mrs. Alma Piatt presented the diplomas
to the class. which numbers thirty nine.
all but three of whom are members of
Wichita circles. The class roll follows:
DR. and Mrs. J. Gray Dorsey, DR.. and
Mrs. H. B. Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. F.
Campbell Hon. and Mrs o. G. Eckstein.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Evans. Mrs. o. ].
Taylor, Mrs. E. A. Cramer, Mrs +. w
Evans, Mrs. Howard Soule, Mrs. f.. V.
Critchfeld, Mrs. NJ. A Baker. Mrs. NJ.
E Sandon Mrs T. L. Mclaughlin. J. X
Vincent, j. w. Gibson. w. b Covalt.
u
Mrs Ruth Combs, Mrs. Jennie Hutchin-
son, Miss Anna Vincent. Miss Mary Gar
yer. Miss Susie Moore, Miss Fannie Wit
beck, Miss Clara Cox. Mss Nellie Cox.
Miss Jessie Adams, Miss Alta F'laglcr.
Miss Mamie Mccoy, Miss Hattie Smith,
Miss Belle Stever Mrs. Mary II. Park,
WINFIELD: Mrs. " J. Newhouse, Black
well: Mrs. Jessie a. King.
Following the Recognition Day exer-
cises the Alumni reception was held at
the hall Of Philosophy at which Mes
DANES Kerr and Somerrnier and Miss
Ada Mcclellan served at the punch tables
At the meeting of the associated clubs
e. 4:30 Mrs. Horace Morgan Of Winfield
sang Dreams by BARTLETT. and the Wes-
leyan quartet gave two numbers.
Prof NJ Edwin johnson works dill
gently with his chorus at several periods
during the day. The cantata Esther
will be given on Friday night, and VIII
be a fitting close TO the ten days session
The cantata will be well staged, the
solo parts are well taken. the costumes
having been prepared in st. Louis by
Mrs. Purcell are appropriate. The cast
of the princiapl characters is as follows:
Queen Ether Miss Lenore y. Long
Zeresh ........................Am Sllliman
Mordecais Sister. Mrs. Ansel Nevlus
Prophecies .-....-.-.--.A Miss Naude Painter
Queens Attendants. .....-..... .-..----..-..-..
Miss Mildred Krell. Miss Carrie Haiti
Zeresh's Attendants.
Miss Maude Scott, Miss 8luriel Chaplin
King ...................Mr. Harry Stanley
Mordicai ...............W. II. Mcconnell
Haman .........-..........-....Lo Louis Allen
High Priest MIR. George 9. jacobson
Hegai ....--.................MT VIII Hunt
Harborah. Scribe Mr.. Arthur Wyc0T
Prof Johnson is drilling about sixty
little girls. also These are enthusiastic
admirers Of Prof. Johnson and the
marches and drills h gives them are par
ticularly pretty and arranged by him
self Prof. Johnson is an enthusiastic
chorus man. and succeeds IL getting mis-
pupils 10 work better than most
Mr. II. T. Trice the energetic order
man and boomer Of Winfield, invited the
high school girls Of Wichita 10 ride over
Wichita in his immense automobile