The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-13
Wichita COLLEGES
Universities and
Academies
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PARAMOUNT COLLEGE NOTES.

PARAMOUNT COLLEGE NOTES.
Commencement time is rapidly ap-
| preaching. Every student is working
hard to make a good record in the finals.
Commencement week viii begin on Sun
day, May 27. The graduating exercises
will occur Friday morning, June / Full
announcement Of the events OF the week
viii be given later.
The third annual public Of the Philo-
mathean society occurred last Saturday
evening at the college chapel. The pro-
gram was very entertaining and all the
parts were we'll prepared. The order OF
exercises were as follows:
Address Lowell as a Man
President Jennie Thayer.
Music ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS selected
Miss Minnie Hall.
Read1ng .......-.---.--....... Irene
Miss Amelia Cook.
Essay Lowell as an Author
Miss Vera Knickerbocker.
Duet NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Friends Together
Misses Almeda and Matte Cook
The vision Of Sir Launfal .........
Prelude to Part L. Miss Virginia Babb
Part ........ Miss C1orine Woodcock
Prelude to Part II. Miss Cornelia White
Part II .....M Miss Gabrielle Human
Piano Solo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Selected
Miss Josephine Roulet.
On Tuesday evening, May Is, Sorosis
Literary society will give It's annual pub
lie in the college chapel. This year scenes
from the Merchant of Venice will be
presented. Elaborate preparations have
been made by the Sorosis girls, and all
the parts are worked UP to a high grade
Of excellence There viii l be special
music between scenes, and a thoroughly
enjoyable entertainment may be antici-
pated. Special late cars will run at the
close of the entertainment. The cast Of
characters Is as follows:
Duke Of Venice ..................Vera Taft
Antonio .........................A deline Finn
BaSSanlo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Murlel Finn
SOlanio ................... Luella McGnniS
Salarino Observation-Disclosures. Nina Miller
Gratiano ................ Harriet Sewalf
Shylock Observation-Disclosures. Mabel Millison
Tubal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Cora Bailey
Servants Eleanor Graves, Alice Johnson
POrtla OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bee BAKER
Nerissa .................... Mary Nickerson
Clerk of Court .............. Jetta Laycock
The library was favored during the
week in the receipt of a large number of
important government documents. These
books came through the courtesy Of SEN
ator Baker The shipment comprised vol
umes 60 81 and 80 of the Congressional
Record, being a complete set of the Fiji
ty-fifth congress, and fourteen volumes
of a miscellaneous character.
Through Congressman Long the library
also received the report of the commits
sioner of education for 1898 and the
house and senate journals for period of
years extending from 1877 to 1882. num-
bering a total of twenty-six volumes.
Rev. Gilchrist Of Maize led chapel exer-
cises Friday morning.
Professor Roulet will occupy the pulpit
of the Congregational church at Yelling
ton this morning.
The Seniors in Economics have spent
the past month studying the race prCb-
lem" of the south Some very valuable
papers are the result of the investigation.
Friday evening Professor Cooley enter
tanned his students of the Greek and
German departments, and a few other
friends, at the presidents house, which
was most kindly offered. for the occasion
by Mrs. Morrison. After all the guests
had been received by Professor Cooley
and Miss Mollie Warren. 81, the assist
ant in these departments, and time pass
ed in conversation and examination of
photographs and curios, a short musical
and literary program was announced.