The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-07
Academies

GUS departments nad Lnelr pictures YAK
en-. Photographs were also made of the
Laboratories, showing the students al
work; also of the college buildings, and
other objects of general interest on the
hill. These groups were used in the ex-
hibit at the Paramount booth.
Professor Barlow with his microscope
satisfied a great deal of latent curiosity
among the visitors at the booth. Some
on first sight supposed it to be an X-ray
machine; others limited that it was no
doubt a very delicate snapshot camera.
All were very much interested in peep
ing through the eye piece and beholding
the mysteries it revealed.
The Ledies' Library club secured a
handsome profit by the sale Of ice cream
during the fair.
A large number of Fairmounters saw
Bosoo and his snake-eating trick.
FRIENDS UNIVERSITY NOTES.
Mr.. George Dawson, a student of
Friends University last year, is attend
ing the law school of Ann Arbor, Mich
Several enrollments have been made
this week. Mr.. John Howard, Miss Char
ity hewitt, Mr.. Eben Pyle and Miss Ma
bel Moore all old students except Miss
Move
DR.. Michner and DR.. Halves were pres
ent at chapel Monday. DR.. Michner took
charge of the chapel period and in his
witty and Humorous manner presented
some very witty and valuable thoughts.
Prof Stout is recovering from his in
juries received in the sereet car accident.
His absence from classes has been very
much regretted by his pupils and it is
hoped that he will be able to be at his
recitations next week.
Mr.. Bowman, student Of S. w. K. c.
was a welcome guest at the university
the 4th instant.
Prof. Herold's chorus class is making
a good beginning. About twenty-five
members now belong and it is hoped 9TH
ers will Join in the near future. The
class will net week begin the study of
"Mozarts Twelfth Mass" Practice oc-
ours twice a week, Monday and Thurs
day at $3.50 p m.
The Friends disposed of the regular
preaching service last Sunday evening
and held a special missionary meeting.
Interesting reports of various natures
We're made from the missionary field in
Alaska. China. South America and Japan.
At the close of the program several Gu
riosit.es recently contributed to the mis-
sonary museum of the university were
exhibited.
The garfield students held reunion at
the university Thursday. This has been
an annual event since the university OPP
ened
Football is among the many things that
call forth great enthusiasm. Boys from
every department and all classes are tax
ing part this year and purpose making
a good record. Prof Williams and Prof.
Stout are giving the boys thorough train
ing. \ second team is being organized
which will add to the interest of prac-
tice.
The live golden eagle belonging to the
museum was on exhibition last week at
the street fair booth of the Golden Eagle
clothing store.
Both faculty and friends of the uni
versity are well pleased with the pres
ent outlook of the school. The large en-
rollment. the well organized departments
and well furnished library all add to the
betterment of the school New students
are constantly entering classes and the
final enrolment viii no doubt be larger
than ANTICIPATED
The first copy Of the University Life
will be issued Monday. The faculty and
members Of the staff were given the op-
rortunity Friday morning at chapel to
express their views on the need Of coll
lege paper. Several enthusiastic speeches
were made in which loyalty and unity
were the principal thoughts. The staff |
are making a strenuous effort to adver-
tise the Life. not onl yJhroughout the /
yearly meeting Of the state but through /
out those Of other states.
Among the visitors Friday morning !
were Fred Lee. Friendville Tenn: W. 5. /
Hadley. Beloit; John Kelly, Sterling: Mr. /
and Mrs. Joseph Butler and daughter. |
Wichita; Fred NJ. Kennel. Maize: Mrs.
Pierce, sArgonia; James P. and Thomas /
Reed and George Odin. hingman: Rev. /
Lewis Mcfarland. Perkins, Q. 7: Mrs. |
James Macy, Em0oria; Edith and NAL |
Golf MeNair. Halstead; Miss Myrtle Big |
bee. Clearwater. and Edward sAndrews. |
Prairie Center
Mrs c. +. Pollard. on her way to Fort |
Scott, visited over Friday with her /
daugter, Mrs. Z. NJ Williams.
The Friends university. not wishing to |
be second TO any in the flower parade.
elected four young ladies to ride in a 1
trap dainuly decorated with red poopies, /
and drawn by four gray horses. and TWO /
horsemen rode beaind the trap.
TIE Y. NJ. c. \. is putting in thyee
shower baths nthe base meut OF the
university building. The committee hav- /
ing the matter m charge are Messrs. /
Use T. Redding z J. Thompson, James /
Cox and Howard Woodland.