The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-14

[rs. John Small of Viola


Lawrence last week to resume his studio.
at the State university.
The chorus class gains in membership
each week The class has taken up some
very pretty, new music and is doing ex.
cellent work. Miss Ruby Slade acts as
accompanist for Miss Schoield, the
chorus director.
Next week the Girls Calisthentic clut
begins regular work. This has been de-
layed owing to the fact that the weather
has been too warm for such exercise; but
henceforth regular meetings will be held
under the direction of Miss Hail, the
teacher of physical culture.
The second football team was organ
| lied last week with Professor Shedd
| business manager and Philip Lewis cap
tain Both teams are hard at work prac-
ticing and are daily gaining in strength
and skill
Mrs. Gibney and sister of Sunnydale,
were visitors at the school riday.
Miss May Elliott and Miss Grace Chap
man were present at rhetorials Thursday
morning. The latter favored the school
with a piano solo, which, like all Miss
| Chapmans renditions, did not fail to
please the hearers.
WICHITA COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
NOTES.
Professor w. R. Peacock, a former
teacher, called at the college last week
Mr.. Arthur Freeman of the shorthand
department, accepted a position with the
Dold Packing company Monday as stem
ographer and bill clerk
d
the state executive committee of the
Penman's association to give a model
lesson in business writing before the
state convention to be held December s,
at Holton. Kan.
Night school opened Monday evening
with a good attendance of excellent stu
dents.
The students and teachers presented
Miss Caughey a beautiful toilet set Fri
day morning at the close of the penman-
ship class, it being her last day as assis-
tant teacher in the actual business de-
partment. 1t was a great surprise to her
but she managed to make a nice little
speech, showing her appreciation of the
token Of friendship. Her parents were
left alone by the marriage of her older
sister and she thought it her duty to re-
turn home where she could look after
their comfort. Miss Caughey is a most
excellent young lady and made splen-
did teacher.
The following students enrolled during
the week: S. v. Day, I B. Sanders, Fay
Hendrix, ]. H. limerick, Cecil Allen, Ross
Baker, Ray Cubbon, j. A. Ross, A. N
West, Alcena Blanchard, W. R. Cook, F.
E. Foote T. C. zeller, a. L. Stewart,
Fred Bull and c. E. Kelly.
FAZEL 6, ADAMS BUSINESS COL
LEGE NOTES
The enthusiastic work of all students
during the past week shows the benefit
to them of the harmless jollity of the
previous week during which they enjoyed
afternoon vacation.
The twenty-five thousand pieces Of ad-
vertising matter put out in connection
with the street fair, largely in front of
the business college booth. are already
producing fruit Returns, partly already
received in cash. partly applications of
hitherto unheard of students, prove that
street fairs not only give enjoyment to
old and young, but reimburse their pro-
motors. One of our little papers went to
Illinois by mail, and we are in receipt OF
application by return mail.
Proof of a fine photograph of the col
lege both is at hand.
New students enrolled are: Miss Pearl |
Hargis, Messrs. We're Baker, E. NJ Alb |
bolt, F. B. Matthews, z. c. Shaw, Fred |
Belden, William Belden. A. H. Briggs |
and Byron Wilson.
SICKNER CONSERVATORY NOTES. |
Mr.. Harry Lawrence and sister, Miss
Hattie. have resumed piano study with
Mr.. Sickner after a summer vacation
spent in the mountains of Colorado
Mr. Camien has begun piano study at
the conservatory.
Other new names enrolled in the piano
department this week are Miss Terrell,
Mr.. o. D. Hellman, Mary Sloan, Lorene
Johnson, Ailene Minick, Walter Wilson
and Ralph Culp.
Miss Schofield has changed her resi-
dence to 429 North Lawrence avenue,
where she viii reside with her mother,
Mrs D. E. Schofield who has just re-
turned from an extended visit with
friends in the south and east. In addi-
tion TO the excellent instrumental music
given at the Friday recital this week,
Miss Schofield sang a number in her US
ual charming voice and Laura Lathrope's
recitation was highly entertaining and
well given. The entire program appears
below:
The Development of Piano Forts Tech
nique from Bach to Liszt....
Piano Solo-The Flaterer. go. .Chaminade
Marguerite Bliss.
Piano solo-Waltz Brilliant ...... Chopin |
Hester Whine.
MuScal Items ..............- May Comley
Vocal solo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Selected |
Miss Kathryn Schofield
Piano solo-Evening ........ Paderewski |
Florence Drumhiller.
Practice $40. Rubinstein
Ossie Bergman.
Recitaton-The Two Mites...... Selected
Laura Lathrop.
Piano solo-The Brook ............. Pape
Mollie Warren.
String Quartette-Waltz .......... Selected
Laura Sickner. Catharin DAWN,
Helen Merry. Mabel Sickner
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