The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-05

Edgar hess, Marc Clapp, LOCK Davidson
Oak Throcklnorton, Harry Comley, Harry
Campbell, Charles Russell. Clyde Young
Reese Lewis, Verne Garland, Cleon Whit
ney, Cliff Naftzger, Dwight Torrington
Leslie Sullivan, William Blades, Byron
Rowlee, Harold Sternberg, Lawrence Bird
and Bruce Petrice.
SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC.
! The congregational sunday school and
church picniced on the Paramount campus
/ Tuesday A special car was chartered to
take the picincers to the grounds in the
morning. The Boys Club kept a stand,
at which they sold pop and fire works
to raise money for church purposes. The
morning was spent in playing games on
the lawn. both young and old participant
ing in them. An elegant picnic dinner
was served in picnic fashino. The feature
in the afternoon was a ball game between
two of the boys classes. The picnic
party returned to the city at about five
in the afternoon. Almost three hundred
people attended the picnic
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MRS. r. P. MURDOCKS MUSICALE.
Mrs r P Murdoch had cards out
Thursday of last week for a musicale.
1t was divided into two sections-one in
the morning at 10 o'clock and one at
night. The musicale was one of the most
complete events Of its kind that Wichita
has had for some time.
There were vocal solos by Miss Louise
c. Winans OF Hutchinson and Mr.. Roland
p. Murdoch, Jr., of Wichita, and instru-
mental solos by Miss Leeda Terrell of
Wichita. Miss Winans and Mr.. Murdoch
were accompanied by Miss Emily Torring-
ton OF this city.
The event was one of rare merit and
credit. The selections were in the main
those known and appreciated by lovers
of music. and the rendition in each in
stance was pleasing and excellent. Too
much stress cannot be laid on Miss Wi
mans singing. This is her first appearance
in Wichita, and her pleasing manner and
charming rendit ion contrive TO bring
about the hope that she may be heard in
the future here. She is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Winans of
the former well known all
over Kansas in educational circles, and |
Mrs. Winans as an enthusiastic club wo-
man. Miss Winan's education along mu- !
steal lines has been most careful and BEN
efcial. Her natural ability has been |
by faithful study in Chi |
cago, which has possibly made her one
Of the most pleasing vocalists in this sec
ton of the state. Her voice is very
sweet and her manner most charming.
She has appeared in the state contests
1t Hutchinson and elsewhere. Among
Miss Winan's selections were 'Fruhlings-
.eit," by Reinhold Becker; Il Love YOU"
'A-Wearyin', =" Just for YOU" and In
he Dark; In the Dew a collection of
sweet little songs; 1.-The Japanese Love
ong," and when Celia Sings by Moir.
Perhaps the masterpiece. as to sentiment
md expression, was the "Fruhlingszeit'
n German. 1t is certainly to be hoped
hat Miss Winans may be heard again
Don in Wichita
Miss Leeda Terrell, a Wichita young
woman of much talent along musical
ines played with great expression and
redit the most difficult selections. Miss
Terrell has grown up in Wichita and has
cen educated unsteady in Boston. She I
a source Of pride to the music lovers
rental music. and this is abundantly ,
tested by her performance at this mu- ;
cale.
Mr.. Roland Murdoch sang Even BRAY
st Hearts, from Gounod's Faust; Arm I
I'm. Ye Brave!" from the Oratorio Judas
Iaccabaeus; AT Parting" Gypsy
ohm" Fair Maiden and The Rosary" I
ach one of these selections was admira- I
ly suited TO Mr.. 1Furdock's strong. rich i
aritone voice, and he acquitted himself
it'll much credit {
Miss Emily Torrington has become a
erfect accompanist, and her playing for
iss Winans and for Mr.. Murdoch amply S
that fact.
Mrs. Murdock's home 736 North Topeka. e
as simply and prettily decorated and &
Tough the invitations were many the c
,use was not crowded and was perfectly {
unbeatable. The broad verandah aided i
Try much in the accommodation of the c
tests in the evening. The event was
ost pleasing one in every respect. \
Invitati tons for morning were issued to:
Mrs. J. NJ. Ross. Mrs. John L. Powell, d
rs L. g. Whittier. Mrs. g. E. Rowlee, s
rs. a. c. Race, Mrs. Z. c. Sillsbee. Mrs t,
onei Trotter. Mrs. Gerald Volk. Mrs. r e
p. Han. the Misses Hall. Miss Irene Hall. s
rs. \. NJ. Morseman, Miss Everetta s.
orseman. Mrs. George c. Purdue. Miss
lrGue. Miss Garwood. Mrs Catherine el
lssell, Mrs. c. ". Carey. Mrs. Newton t.
lrst. Mrs. Charles Gardiner, Mrs. c. c. s,
riley and the Misses Furley. Mrs. Coler y,
Simms Mrs. B. II. Campbell. Mrs. 81
bert Campbell. Miss Campbell. Miss fl
imilton. Mrs. Ernest Kramer. Mrs. p.
ma Hamilton. SJrs. Nestor Moore. Mrs. ~
". Stillweli. Mrs George : Freeman,
s. David Y. walker. Mrs II. J. Hard q
:. Miss Harding. Miss Leila II Bugg. n
: Misses Sargent. Mrs. B. f Mclean. >,
:. Il. ". Dubois, Mrs. T. v. Gil. Mrs. :,
y. Haymaker. Mrs Z. (. Hamilton =
IS sara Norcross, Mrs. Nereus Baldwin. >.
s Fred Baldwin, Mrs Mosceline Kauf- ~
n. Mrs George ". Whitney. Mrs. = =
A1nsden. Mrs. R r Vermillion. Mrs. ~
c. Robertson. Mrs. Il c. SIuss. Mrs.
W. Biting. the Misses Lucy and Flor =
e Biting. Mrs George Lehman. Mrs. q,
renee Hurford. Mrs. George Schad. =
5. c. W. Sitting. Miss Biting. Mrs. -
&. Campbell. Mrs. Claude C. Stanley. II,
; Mcnamara. Miss Louise Mcnamara. -,
$ James l. Dyer. Mrs Kos Harris. -
5 Amos Harris Mrs. Swearineton. ~.
: Lacy Lewis. Mrs. G. W jackson. -
:. John F. Reese. Aliss Myrtle Reese. "a
s John 9 Rutan. Mrs Eugene Araett. -
2 p \ Mllison, Mrs. Hirnan. Mss -,
orielle Human. AIRS. George Ross. Mrs. -
=, drs- J. H shields. Mss Lux Rich -
nd. of anthony. Miss Leu Strans CT -
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