The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-16
Wichita Colleges
EArRAroTrSr c,Or.r.EGE NOTEs.
Universities and
Academies

airy productions. Locals, including
LJtes OF the various classe, are especially
bright and newsy.
Saturday the Athletic association held
Its annual election of officers. Eugene
Wallace, %, was elected president; Rob
ert Lewis, o. vice president; Harriet Sc
wall. o. secretary; Chester lockwood,
treasurer; C. c. Isely, '02, manager foot
ball team: Mnton Ross, 'O4, baseball
manager; Oscar Leightner, 'O4, track
team manager.
On Wednesday morning the members
o. the football team held their last meet
Ing and reelected Graham Foster cap
tain.
The basket ball teams are having regu-
lar practice three times each week The
young men viii organize such team
next term.
Examinations occur this week. There is
much heavy Intellectual feeding and
everybody is getting ready for the term
finals. which take place Tuesday and
Wednesday. beginning at o'clock each
morning
The present officers Of sorosis are Miss
Lueua AIcGinniss, 90, president; Jetta
Laycoek, '01, vice president; Nina Miller,
'O3, secretary; Grace Doty, '08, treasurer.
The French society held a very enthu-
siastic meeting Friday evening at the
home Of Professor Roulet. The program
consisted Of a dialogue by Robert Lewis
and Edwin Burton; a nonologue by Hell
en- Cosson; an essay on the college life
of Ernest Renan by Blanche Houston
On roll call the members responded with
French maxims As final number light
q -T..A
Mr.. and Mrs Baird Of Arkansas City,
visited their daughter, Mabel, Friday
morning.
On Wednesday DR.. Bradt addressed the
members Of the Young Woman's Chris
tian association on the subject Of sys-
tematic giving.
Three large Bible classes have been re-
Gently organized. DR.. Kingsbury has
charge Of one division; Miss Almeda
Cook. '04, has charge of the young
womens Bible committee, and B. B
Braden, 40. is conducting a similar class
= among the college men who reside down
town. This latter division viii meet this
afternoon at the rooms of the Y. NJ
C. A.
Foundation for new building is being
Constructed at the corner of Fairmount
and Fifteenth streets
The opening exercises Of the winter
term will occur Wednesday morning,
January 2, at 9 o'clock. A large number
of new classes viii be organized at that
time. Students just entering win have
ample opportunity to elect a strong
course
DIT. Slavery, head Of the deartment of
philosophy completed his course of lee
lures on Christian Evidences Saturday
morning. In the place of this course the
Juniors wiz now begin the study TO the
Introduction of philosophy
FRIENDS UNIVERSITY NOTES.
Professor Harold went to Sterling the
18th to confer with committee of
Cooper college concerning the inter-col-
legiate debate which viii take place next
spring between that college and the
Friends university.
Rev. Corneisou Of the West Side Pres
byterian church spoke 10 the students at
The chapel period last Wednesday morn
ing.
Mrs. Hubbard Of Thronton. Ind, had
charge of the services at the university
last Sunday morning.
Professor Williams gave very inter
esting talk to the students Friday morn
Ing on the relation between science and
religion. That part of his talk relating
to the influence on animals and plants
by environment was especially interest
Ing. On Thursday morning Professor
Stout gave talk on the telescope. He
spoke particularly on the discovery and
recent Improvement Of the telescope.
T- .,f ole
from Kansas university. and Mr. Thorn
ton Of Jacksonville. Ind, enrolled this
week as students.
On Monday evening, the 18th, the
Wichita Musical club viii give an enter
tainment for the West Side kindergarten
In the sedgwick Music hall. Admission
40 cents
Miss Myra. Albaugh left the 14th for
her home I'm Kingman. Kan. Friday
morning her class in the Education Of
Man presented her with a beautiful
panel picture. Miss Albaugh in a. few
and appropriate remarks expressed her
appreciation for their Kindness
At their last meeting the Davis Lyceum
appointed a committee TO make arrange
ments for an open program which win
be given at the end of this semester. The
program VIII be something different from
the usual program and the Davis will
put forth much effort I'm making it a sue
cess
Mr. Hubbard. the first graduate from
Haviford college. was university visitor
this week. The students appreciate the
visits of such worthy and experienced
persons.
The joint debate took place at the stat !
ed time. the 18th. The proceedings of the
whole evening were very pleasant The
decision Of the judges was rendered i'm
favor Of the Brightonian Literary So
cieG-
Chester Coppoch. an old student. was
among the visitors Friday
The pupils Of Miss Francisco gave an
other very enjoyable recital on Friday
afternoon. It was an invitation arafr /
and the guests enjoyed very much the 1
program rendered. The following took /
part: Misses Lulu Grihiths. Alta Dewey /
lnez Dutton Beruice Dutton. Flora VII
son. Halle Crawford Mabel Ransom /
Leotice Hm and Edith Francisco.
The following program VIII be given by
the department. OF music on Thursday
evening. December %. at the university +
al $ p. m Admission free:
hevel OF the Leaves -..-.....-......V eazie (
Chorus.
Theme and Variations ............ Schubert
AHss Francisco.
saw the Noon Rise Clear........ Bartlett
Ar. Harold.
SakoNtala ..-..-..-....-.. ............. Bendel /
Misses Mabel Ransom and Leouce Hiu
Co. Lovely Rose ..-.---..-.............. king /
Chorus.
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