The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-01-16
4 MUSIC FESTIVAL FOR HAYS

Hays Normal School, after the plan
of the Lindsborg Messiah. The Mes
siah has kept Lindsborg on the map
for many years and it viii do more
for Hays, as Hays schools, Expert
ment Station, Colleges, and other
places of interest are already quite
famous.
The following is a skeleton outline
of what may be expected when under
full swing
Music Festival Sunday, May 18th
to Sunday, May 18th, inclusive The
first Sunday afternoon program to be
given by a world famous vocalist,
Galli-Curci or Mccormack preferred
The Messiah to be, given each Sunday
night with quartet of professional
soIoists.
The last Sunday afternoon pro
gram to be given by world famous
violinist. The Oratorio Quartet to
remain throughout the week.
Each member of the quartet to
give a recital and assist IN two other
programs. The members of the Fac
ulty to assist also in music programs
of which two are to be given each day
A childrens program and a Hays
Band program will be big features.
The Saturday Afternoon Club will
meet with Mrs. Flood January 25th,
1919. The response to roll call viii
be Kansas news. Mrs. Flood will con-
duct the lesson
The Christian Science Society
meets every Wednesday and Sunday
evenings at o'clock at 429 West
Juniata Street.
Shorty" Raphael gave a dance at
the Essex Hall, Friday night.
Pauline Weingart of Yocemento,
was the guest of friends in Hays the
first of the week
E. C. Flood left Monday night for
Kansas City, Kansas, where he is at
tending Federal Court.
j. ]. Dreiling of Walker was a
Hays visitor Thursday night.
Misses Elsie Grass and Genevieve
Dorney came over from Natoma
where they are teaching, Friday
night, and spent the week end with
home folks.
The A1kalina Campfire Girls gave
line party at the Strand Theatre
Tuesday evening.
Tuesday night wnen the train stop
ped at Victoria, Mrs Kate Herman,
supposed to be insane, jumped out of
the car window. She was later found
in the Victoria lumber yard and
brought to Hays.
All Mems Overcoats at reduced
prices at Bissing Bros.
Fred Dreiling left Saturday night
for st. Louis, where he went on bust
ness.
c. C. Blaekmun was quite i'll this
week.
W. J. Madden is remodelfRg his
residence property on north Chest
nut Street.
Mrs. Weber is reported Ill at her
home on West Juniata Street.
The little daughter of Elmer Shade
is seriously i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Schottenius
have returned from Iowa where they
have been visiting for some time.
The "Jitney" train service will
again be put on at noon Sunday. This
is something that the people have
been looking to for some time
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Holmes en-
tertained several of their young
friends Wednesday evening.
| Cecil SelIens of Bunkerhil1 was a
Hays visitor Thursday.
Mrs. Sauer has rented her home
on West Second Street to Walter
Miles and will move to Plainville.
Mrs. D. Bellman died this Thurs
day morning. Obituary next week.
Passenger train 104 was delayed
about an hour Wednesday morning
on account of the pulling out of q
draw head.
I The Fort Hays Experiment Station
shipped a car load of Hereford cattle
to Denver this week, for exhibition
at the Western National. Live Stock
Show to be held there next week.
Superintendent Chas. R.. Weeks OF
the Experiment Station viii leave
Sunday night for Denver, Colorado
| where he will attend the Western
National Live Stock Show which vii
be held there next week.
] Mrs. Gibbons, sister of Superinten
= dent Weeks Of the Experiment Sta
ton, visited IN Manhattan this week
S. NJ. Enfield came up from Wichi
ia last Thursday.
Dr.. and Mrs. Young visited in Eli
4 the first of the week.