The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-25
Wichita Colleges
Universities and
Academies


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PARAMOUNT COLLEGE NOTES.
The '.Phnomathean spread" given al
the college Friday afternoon was the i'm
portaut social function Of the week. The
en- bership Of this society is constitutes
from young women in the academic de
partment Fifty members and guests
were made merry by the good things
served through the direction Of the re-
freshmen committee. Miss Gabrielle
Human as president Of the society, pre-
sided with her usual cleverness and abil-
fty. Misses Clorine Woodcock, Josephine
Roulet and Mabel Baird had charge OF
the dinner Miss Clough, Mrs n. J.
Morrison, Mrs. W. H Isely. Mrs. Paul
Roulet and Miss MnHson, honorary
members, were present and greatly en-
greatly enjoyed the occasion.
wednesday evening, Hon. James Allison
gave the people of FajrmoDnt his de-
Ightful lecture, "Glimpses in France,
Switzerland and Italy" The lecture was
highly appreciated by every one pres
ent The entire story as told by Mr..
Allison vas Of intense interest and de-
scribes many scene fun with life and
humanity.
The French society held It's monthly
meeting this week Admission to the
French universities and the French
courses in Harvard were the chief topics
Of discussion. Laurence Burd, 'O4, read
a humorous paper in which ne described
Mark Twain's experience in trying to
speak French.
DR. Slavery. addressed the joint meet
sngs Of the religious societies last Thurs
day morning.
The MIDDLE preparatory class elected
annual officers this week. The choice
was as follows: Walter Herrick, pres
ident; Claud Nelson, vice president; Viz
gina Babb, secretary Josephine Roulet,
treasurer.
About 50 representatives. from the var
IONS colleges Of the state, who are in
attendance at the state Y. N. C. A. con
vention, visited Paramount Saturday
morning.
Professor Stephens Of the KANSAS
Wesleyan college visited college classes
yesterday
Thursday afternoon 10 delegates, stu
dents from Eureka academy. took in the
sights from "Fairmount Hill"
Professor Paul Roulet addressed the
City teachers association yesterday fore
noon. Public schools In France was his
theme.
Wednesday afternoon the second teams
from the college and the high school met
on the FairmOunt gridiron and INDUCED
in q very pleasant and lively game. The
score stod, FairmOnt. II High school. 0.
Thursday evening the first team start
ed for Pratt; on Friday they played the
city team Of that place The game was
another victory for the Wichita boys.
The score Fairmount %; Pratt, 0. The
team returned Saturday. They report a
splendid time and excellent treatment.
Next Thursday viii occur the last game
OF the season as far as the college team
is ooncened-this contest is with the
team from the Friends university and
should draw a large crowd.
In view Of the splendid record Of the
Paramount football team it may be Of in
terest to note where the various mem
hers OF the team came from and the
classes to which they belong. The jim
ior class has two representatives on the
team Ray Campbell, who plays right
half Is a Wichita boy; G. C. Isely, right
comes from near Hiawatha. Robert
Lewis Is the only Sophomore; he plays
fun back and has always lived in this
city The Freshman class has four mem
bers. Oscar Lghtner of Wichita:
snd James Isely. whose home is in
Brown county; Minton Ross Of Caldwell
and Roy Smith of Newzrz. o. Il. Cap
tain Foster ranks a Senior Prop, and
hans from Freeport while Hunter Jor-
dan who belongs to the same class, is
another Wichita lad. Walter Herrick,
with his home at Wellington, and Ted
Kirk, who comes TO Fairmount from the
Buckeye state belongs to the Middle
Prop, and Win Davis of the Junior aca-
DENY, has his parental domicile at Clear
water.