The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-25

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| prove a most useful and attractive exer-
| else for all. Parallel bars. $25, which are
of the regulation size; sets of quoits;.
l set of fencing foils and masks, 8 pairs
| rs 10. Indian clubs, AKA foot mats. sl0;
! ceiling ladders and a Moline platform
and punch bag. The jumping machine,
wands and other equipments, will arrive
| soon.
Through the courtesy Of Bishop Vincent
| and the Southwest Kansas conference,
Professor H. B. Scott was ordained elder
in the Methodist Episcopal church last
Sabbath. He is accredited with the four
full years course of study, and can now
preach, teach or perform marriage cere-
monies, as occasion may require.
The Seniors are planning to give their
annual reception to the Juniors and fac
| ulty. 1t is rumored that the event will
occur in the very near future.
Miss Jeykn reports increased enroll
ment for work in the art department.
! The studio, during the two days OF the
week on which it is open, presents busy
scene, the time being fully occupied with
| students engaged in painting, drawing,
| water-color and china decoration Some
particularly fine work in the latter is
being done by Mrs. John Bryan, very
proficient student of this branch OF art.
Reviews of all the studies in the several
| departments have begun, preparatory for
the end of the term examinations which
will come at the close Of next week
Musselman Bros. have donated to the
Girls CaleSthenics club Anderson's Ply
steal Exerciser, book OF instructions IL
Illustrating various exercises, but espe-
ciaHy showing the use of the Whitley ex-
erciser, the latest addition to the equip
ments of the club.
Rev. Brown of Conway Springs made a
tour of the various departments OF the
school, Tuesday and Wednesday
The Sunday school board of the Metho-
dist Sunday school last week elected Pro-
fessor Scott to take charge of the normal
training class in the big Sunday school
for the coming year, and he has &C
| ceDted the position.
Master Oscar Bizzantz favored the
school by the rendition of very fine
violin solo in the Thursday morning rhe-
torical The school always expects some
thing good from this young gentleman
and is never disappointed when he ap-
pears on the program.
Miss May Dobbin, a former student
of the academy, visited her friends at the
school Tuesday. Miss Dobbin has recent
| " returned from an extended and very
pleasuable trip through the western
| states
Mrs. q. L. Neal of Whitewater visited
her daughters, the Misses Lillian and
| Alice De Talente. at the school Thurs
day.
Miss Margaret schaffner, formerly
teacher OF French and German in the
academy, called on her friends in the
school duringthe week. Miss Schaffner is
| in the city on business for publishing
house with which she is at present con-
| nected.
Miss Tracy was present at rhetoricals
| Thursday morning.
Miss Haviland of this city enrolled last
week.
SICKNER CONSERVATORY NOTES.
A happy surprise awaited the pupils of
the Conservatory when they assembled
for the general recital Friday afternoon.
Two new Bradbury pianos, the largest
size concert grand upright, In elegant
| cases. were in place ready for the use
of the school. The rich, mellow tones
drawn from these superior instruments
gave universal delight TO all who heard
| them. Prof Sickner IS to be congratu-
lated in securing such a fine addition TO
his already well equipped school.
Frequently the faculty are called on to
drilIsome pupil from distance in a spe-
cial selection for contest or extra occa-
sion. Recently a pupil was sent here
| from neighboring state normal school
! to get a special drill on a contest num-
! Der.
The program for Friday afternoon was
| given in the following order;
Musical Notes from Paris..............
! Molne Warren.
| SlumDer Song steven Heller
Florence Kaufman
Nile. Kkina of Paris (voice teacher)
Jennie Parkinson.
| ia) Largo .....-.......-.....-...... human
! OBJ Rondo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Clement
Ethel Breeze.
Saint Saens on Rubenstein ............
Ossie Bergman.
| Echo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .........-...... Ran
Hester Winnie.
Leonora Jackson american ViolinisD
Gertrude Calhoun,
Mandolin Solo-Nocturne .......... Chopin
Laura Sickner.
Testimonial of Mascagni ..............
Coda Evans.
Romance in sharp major. .Schumann
Buenta Mcdaniel
| Waltz IN A minor .................. Chopin
Grace Chapman
Rose Leaf Moroccan .............. Goerdeler
Hattie Reyes.
WICHITA COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Mr.. ]. H. Weidemeyer Of Oklahoma
! Citl made a pleasant call Monday on his
way TO Chicago.
Mr.. D. N Harrington. Of the shorthand
department has accepted a position with
the Mcknight Wholesale Hardware house
of this city
Mr.. D. G.. Abercrombie, Of the COM
rnerciaI department, has accepted posi-
ton as bookkeeper for the Pond Com-1
mission company Of Oklahoma City.
Mr. NJ ] Walters. a former student, Is
in the city for a short time. He has been
| filing position with an insurance com
| pany at Colorado Springs for some time.
Mr. Charles Tyrrell, % the commercial
| department. has accepted position as
accountant with a hardware company IN
| Oklahoma.
Two calls for bookkseperS and stenog-
/ -aphers came Friday from Two large