The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-26
FRIENDS UNIVERSITY NOTES.


Mr.. Lewis Biting Of Fairmount col
lege was welcome visitor at the uni
versity last week
very interesting program was pre-
scented at the Davis Lyceum Friday even
ms.
DR.. Michner's chapel talk last Monday
morning was very amusing, as well as
instructive.
Professor Williams class in physiology
is now the1argest in the preparatory de-
partment. Il numbers fifty-two.
Miss Alice Matlock left Saturday morn
ing for her home in Burton, where Che
will spend Thanksgiving.
Professor Fellow recently received
from his father a valuable collection of
chronological specimens for the museum.
Misses Belle and Kathryne Davis have
returned to their home IN Coldwater to
spend the Thanksgiving vacation.
Miss Pollards class in Freshman Latin
is finishring Ivy preparatory to taking
up the study Of Ciceros de Senectute
and de Amicitia.
A talk made BY President Stanley Fri
day on the character and life of Vice
President Hobart made a profund i'm
preston upon the students.
There il a great deal of interest rife
among the members of the literary So
cieues, concerning the joint debate
which will occur shortly before Christ
mas.
The students are still coming in. At
the present rate the enrolment will soon
reach 2oo
Brightonian Literary and Davis Ly-
ceum have arranged for a joint debate
10 take place December %. All who wish
to hear fine debate vii lido well to come
out
Davidson says: There is no principle
in football. humane or otherwise" Yet
he makes things move at full back Just
the same
Friends VS. FL Dorado was the sched
ule fer Saturday. Several Of the best of
the Friends players were injured in last
weeks game so that the team did not
put M its best appearance.
Friends Us. Fairmount for the Thanks
giving game.
The Y. N. c. A delegates to the state
convention have returned very enthusi-
astic and ready to do extra work. Their
report Will he made this afternoon at the
regular meeting.
The new staff for University Life an
nounced that they were now ready for
business and that the first issue would
come cut December :
Lovers Of music are looking forward
with great deal of pleasure to the
treat to he afforded them next TUESDAY,
evening in the university chapel. Russell,
hall The following program Will be
given:
PART 7.
Misie-Sringed instruments ...........,
Sickner Conservatory.
Recital-The Burning of Chicago.
'.'--...-.....-...... ......Wiu Carleton
Miss Maude Lair.
Whistling Solo-Selected .........
Mr. George Kessler.
Ladies Quartette-Kentucky Babe.
Mrs T. y. Singer. Mrs. Colonel BRYAN,
Misses Gallagher.
Instrumental Solo-Polonaise.. Choni,
Miss Francisco.
PART II
Recital-Ziagarella.the Gypsy Flower
Glrl '....---.----.----.. .-.............
Miss Flo KAY
Vocal Solo-Selected ....................
Mr.. Casper Haynes.
instrumental Duet
ca Auego ...................... Goldhere
90 Finale ......,............... Goldberg
Miss Clarke and Mrs. Higginson.
Whistling Solo-Selected .............
Mr.. George Kessier.
Pantomiue-The r1-r,,aray Hama
-.---.-....--.-... Fanny Robinson
Misses Thompson
a very enthusiasts meeting of the
oratorical and Debating club was held
not long ago. The club is regarded as a
promising feature in the university cir
cleG