The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-11
Wichita COLLEGES
Universities and
Academies
PARAMOUNT COLLEGE NOTES.

HCdQEIIiiSS
PARAMOUNT COLLEGE NOTES
The big athletic event Of this week is
the football game between the Cooper
College of Sterling and the Paramount
team. The contest viii take place on the
Paramount gridiron Monday afternoon
The game viii be called at . clock, in
Stead Of 8 o'clock in order that the visit
ing team can get the evening train to
Sterling.
The CooDer students have chartered a
car and will come TO Wichita at least %
in number. Their team is heavy one
and expect to give the Fairmount men a
hard rub.
The battle between Paramount and the
Newton city team last Monday afternoon
on the college campus, proved greater
victory for the home team than was an
sicipated, the score being: Paramount z;
Newton. O. The crowd at the Newton
game last Monday was unusually large
and contained a splendid representation
Of the leading business men Of the city.
The Freshman class organized last Sat
urday. The officers chosen were as fol-
lows. B. B. Brown, president; Laurence
Burd. vice president: Almeda Cook, sec
rotary. and oscar Lightner, treasurer.
The Senior Preparatory class also held
an election during the week their Of
fcers being; Hugh Foster, president; Ga
brieHe Hinmau. vice president; Chrissy
Rhodes, secretary, and Harry Hershey
treasurer.
The November number Of the SunfioW-
CT has made its appearance and is crisp
with news.
The class in Civics held a regular cleo
ton last Tuesday. Regular Australian
ballots were used. election board ap-
pointed and ali the formaIities of an cleo
ton carried through.
Mesdames Terrell, Barnes Harding
and Forbes Of the city recently visited
the Domestic Science laboratory.
jay Hamilton has been on the sick list
curing the past two weeks.
Miss Mary Nickerson, 90. Of Clearwater,
and Miss Adeline Finn. 90, who is in
charge Of the school at Millert0n, were
visitors on Saturday
Miss Mabel McCombs enrolled for spe-
cial work in Frenc hand German during
the carly part Of the week.
Miss Sophia Lyons, one Of the national
secretaries Of the Students Volunteer
AToement." met with the young women Of
the college on Thursday morning; on Fri
day morning she delivered an address to
The entire student body during the chapel
hour She viii speak again this evening
at the Fairmount church
During the week Professor Scott pre-
sented the college with two CHA mon
STEERS and mounted specimen of the
Pocket Gopher.
Miss Mabel Aullis0n gave an elocu6on-
airy recital at Plymouth church Friday
evening. She was assisted by Miss Eliza
beth shattuck, '04, as soloist.
sorosis holds her regular meeting on
Wednesday afternoon. An cart pro-
gram" IS announced for the next meeting.
The Philomathean society, to whose
membership only young women are ad-
mitted, wiz discuss football at an early
session
A large number Of visitors were present
at classes yesterday morning. Among
these were Miss Grace C0lvin and Miss
lone Spencer Of last years Freshman
class
After the football game last Monday
several Of the players started for their
respective homes in order to exercise the
right Of franchise VIII Davis went to
Clearwater. while Charles Isely and
James Tsely went to their homes near
E7Ttawatha.
A goot attendance was present at the
annual Corn Festival given by the La
dies Library club at the college satur-
aay evening. The refreshments were pre-
pared and served by members of the
Domestic Science department. There
were many attractions. The gypsy camp
and the gypsy sinking led by Miss Nina
Miller o3; Miss Jetta Laycock, 0t and
Walter Herrick seemed to have afforded
the greatest amusement.
During the past week the street car
company added one more block to the
Paramount line. thus extending the rail
way to the college.