The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-13

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Little Allen Parker wants bid, biz
dwum'' and toto like the Salvation
army man has.
Harold Hays says Eve have bah,
| that's as big as pig. and now I want
| q billy-goat and a wheel barrow"
/; During the hand-work period, the fol
lowing chtvalrous ideas were given ex
preston: lone thing about girls, yor
can't ever hurt a girl" The meaning wa.
not quite clear but a question brought
the following reply: wei. its all righ
to knock boys down, but you can't KNOCK
| girls down.
Little Harold Bliss, with his bright In.
| Quiring mind, has come to learn OF
what and how and why things are made
! Mrs. E. L. Martling, who has long
been interested in Kindergarten work
| spent the morning with the little people
Mrs. Conner has kindly taken two OF
the dolls to the hospital and latel
will take them to the maintain makers
for some winter clothing. Two others
are in need of the same attention
| Thirty-six "Tom-tom Drums" from
| COMBS and Moore's Shoe Store and one
| dollar, hooksatchels ana picture books
| from Schuyler Jones Shoe Store, Mii,er's
Printing Office, blotting paper; McComh
| Brothers, camples OF leather; Mr.. Bones
Box Factory, candy box material; Mr..
| Dees, tailor, samples, cards and silhou-
cite paper. fs
| w. r. Follett & Co., Ratchet: The
Hub, fifty cents: Mrs. L. Henderson.
| fifty cents; Mrs. Bizzants. fifty cents;
Mr.. G. w. Dickson, one dollar; Green
| field Brothers, one dollar; The Fulton.
one dollar; last. but in no ways least,
was the unsolicited favor of two dol
lars by very kind kindergarten friend.
who doesn't want her name mentioned.
Hish School Notes.
Iva Kellums. of Eureka, has enrolled
in the Freshman class.
A splendid copy OF the Washington
University Annual has lately been re-
ceived from st. Louis. It is undoubtedly
the finest we have seen in this line for
long time.
Mrs. Mills, latin teacher, lately enjoyed
a reunion with the classes of 81, 50 and
'S3.
Several high school teachers, including
Miss Hamilton, Mr.. Enfield, Mr.. Isely,
Mr.. Duncansand City Superintendent Mr..
knight, will attend the State Teachers
Association. which meets in Topeka soon.
School will close Thursday, December "A
to reopen January 18th. Many pupils will
take advantage Of the special rates to
scholars.
The Domestic Science girls will take a
lesson I'm candy making soon. as appro-
pirate to- the holidays. 1t is hoped there
will be some passed around.
The Junior Literature sections have
begun the study Of Julius Caesar"
Friday night was given the annual
Junior Senior reception in Garfield hall,
which was decorated handsomely with the
senior colors. The junior cabinet received
the guests, after which spirited guess
ing contest was held, for which several
prizes were given. Luncheon was served
at a late hour, after the gypsies had
foretoId the future and the party of one
Kindred and twenty-five adjourned for the
night.
The novelty of the matter has worn Off
and the Seniors are settling down to work
in earnest in regard the the play. Work
only may bring the performance up to
the previous STANDARDS. Inc CeLiOTS are
jealous not only of equalling the previous
attempts, but even of surprising them.
The play itself is full of possibilities for
the present class. The following Is the
cast of character .it--s h4~
Commodore Columbus, cook of the
w. S. Cuckoo. Raymond Lfttell
Colonel MapIeson Mullerri, manager
of the Orivole Opera Co.......C. Miller
Lieut., Lolly of the L. s. Marines
...-.--.--...~-... .-.....f rank OIlEer
Ensign Toddles, a sweet young thing
from Philadelphia ........Will Smyth
Simpson Christy, master Of properties,
Frank Gehring
Barnade Duff, master at arms,
Throckmorton
Mile. Auburn Ernane. prima donna
of the opera company. Nell Poverty
Mile. Georgia Caroline. prima donna
contralto of the Oriole opera
company ................t Florence CarVin
Mile. Lula Ralla. a disappointed
musical genius. Florence Andrews
Miss Brunetta, cnorus girl
Mrs, Williams Pupils.