The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-04
Friends University Notes.

Inc executive committee OF me I. VI. I.
A. held 4 called council Monday noon.
\ number Of volumes Of the English
| classics neatly bound in cloth was added
to the library this week.
Two young coyotes have been given TO
Professor Jay and viii foe kept as pets at
the South hall this summer.
A number Of the students attended the
Friends church Sunday evening. Rev.
Neal from Emporia had charge of the
services.
Classes were dismissed Tuesday after
noon that the students could attend the
exercises in the city.
Some of the boys have been making gar
den and working in the yard at South
hall this week.
Professor Jay is attending quarterly
meeting at Stella, o. T. He Will return
in time for classes Monday.
The subscriptions for the reception room
aggregated $2O1 Wednesday. The success
Of the enterprise is assured. About $50
more are desired.
Five Indian girls and teacher from the
Chnocco school visited the University
Thursday. Also three delegates from the
Transmississippi Congress.
Susan L. Pyle, was sung as a duet in
chapel Tuesday.
B. II. Bowman Of S. W. K c., Winfield.
and Misses Kate Hogbin and Agnes.
Unruh of the Nickerson Normal, were
visitors on Wednesday.
Miss Agnes RaGford, the state secretary
Of the Y. w. c. A, was present on Mon
day with the girls in a business meeting
at the South haH in the evening.
Mr.. Allen Green, from Harper, and a
former student of the University, visited
classes on Monday.
The Y. W. c. A. held their last regular
business meeting Friday afternoon. Owing
to the rain the attendance was small. &
Misses NIUrden MartindaIe and Means
were among the visitors Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. indley- Jackson left Mons
day for Sloan Springs, Ark, where they
intend to make their future home.
Mrs. J. W. Woody and daughter Alice
departed Tuesday for their old home in
North Caroline. During the trip they will
visit at Independence, Kan, and places in
Indiana, Kentucky and Tennessee. Mrs.
Woody viii be greatly missed from the
University.
Professor Woody gave a very inspiring
talk in chapel Monday morning. The text
was He that Observeth the Wind Shall
Not Sow; and He that Regardeth the
Clouds Shall Not Reap" He said this
was certainly applicable in Kansas.
A number of the students attended the
Evolutionary entertainment given by Dr.
Hoss' students Monday a the Dodge NJ
Z. church. The numbers were well rem
dered and in spite of the fact that the
audience was asked not to encore, the
Lorely quartette was called back. This
is certainly encourag ing to our boys.
The Children's Day exercises last Sab
bath were well carried out. Mrs. Stanley
ard Mrs. Jay deserve much credit for the
training of the children. number Of
visitors were present
On next Monday evening the Y. NJ. c.
A. VIII give a lawn social on the Uni
versity campus L is intended that this
shall be the great social event of the
term. Some of the prettiest young ladies
Of the University viii serve delicious ice
cream and cake, while another Will rep
resent Priscilla at the Well" \ Uni
versiry mandolin and guitar club will fur
njsh music for the evening. \ special
invitation IS extended 10 everybody.
Friday evening being the last meeting
of the Davis Lyceum. the new officers
were installed. Il being an open meet
ing number Of visitors were present.
An interesting program was rendered and
some good talks fro mseyeral Of the Wis