The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-04
Wichita COLLEGES
Universities and
Academies
PARAMOUNT COLLEGE NOTES.

PARAMOUNT COLLEGE NOTES.
a number of excellent books have been
placed in the library during the past
week Among the most important are
the following: THE Transvaal from
Within, by Fitzpatrick; "H1legas' "Oom
Paul's People;'' Wheelers Familiar Al
lusions;" "A Dictionary Of American
Authors" by Adams; Frey's ''Sobri-
Quets and Nicknames;' Powers I'm
portant Events; Volume Six Of the "Sa-
cred Books OF the East" containing the
Koran
Mrs. W. a Miller of Anthony visited
the college Saturday. Her daughter is a
member Of the Freshman class.
Miss Almeda Cook has recovered from
her serious illness.
Next Monday evening Webster society
viii install new officers, after which they
will present a Bryan program, as fol-
lows:
MuSic-College Quartette.
Debate: Resolved, That William Jen-
nings Bryan is the foremost American
of Today Afirmat tive, Osburn and Bur
ton; negative. Morrison and Boyle
Paper, William J. Bryan as Pohd-
cian''-Charles c. Isely.
Paper, William ]. Bryan as an Ora
Tor''-Stephen Nease.
Parliamentary DriIl-Motions TO be con-
corning William J. Bryan.
Roll CaIl-"Bryanie sayings"
Daisy Zeininger, 90, is substituting for
Professor Wareham at the High school
The elocutiOnary recital given under
the direction of Miss Mabel AIilhson in
the college chapel Friday evening was
great success and delightfully."- entertain
ing. Miss Millison was ably supported
by Professor Marshall and his chorus
class Each performance was of high
order and received hearty applause The
receipts were for the benefit of 'Sorosis
room The program was as follows:
Inst Solo-AIurmuring Zephyrs. .Niemann
Miss Mollie Warren
David Harum's Horse Trade. .Westcott
Chester lockwood.
Male Quartette-A Sailors Dream. Leslie
Messrs. Herrick, Eaton, Isely and
Bosworth.
(a) Little Boy Blue .....................
90 The Duel Eugene Field
Miss Myrtle Woodford.
Mrs. O'Toole and the Conductor........
S Jennie Smith
Miss Nina Bigger.
Vocal Solo-My Pretty Marquise. West
Professor Marshall.
The Dumb Savior Bryan
w. G. Herrick-
Trick VS.. Trick. College Story
Judson Osburn
(a) Vesper Hymn ....-......-.......-.-..
Co) Come Away to the Daisies. .Bellini
Paramount Chorus.
Reading-Hypatia .............-.. kingsley
Miss Mabel AIillison
Inst. Solo-BOat Song. Tchikowsky
Miss MoIlie Warren
The canvass for securing $50 900. Wich-
ita's share Of the $500. 900 endowment fund,
has begun. During the past week sub
scriptions were secured to the amount of
$500 All these amounts will be added
to the Pearsons fund and will be por-
ton Of the permanent endowment.
The spring term OF the present college
year will begin the Goth of March.
good number of teachers are expected to
avail themselves of the special courses
offered by the college in the department
OF education.
The special courses offered to teachers
during the spring term are given below:
Miss Clough will offer courses in Ameri-
can and English Classics and in English
I Literature; Professor W. II. Isely, Unit
al States History and Kansas COnstttu-
ton; Professor Paul Roulet, teachers
course in Algebra; Professor B. F. Buck
Grammar. Methods and Arithmetic; Pro
-. An
Latin: Professor John Barlow Physiolo-
Ey. Electricity, Lectures on Hygiene and
Botany; Professor G.. I. Gavett, Geome-
try: Professor F. n. Spindler, teachers
course in Psychology; Mr.. Myron Boyle,
Bookkeeping and Penmanship.
Professor Spindler will offer two add
rionaI courses during the spring term;
one in Inductive Logic, the other in aes-
Thetics or the Philosophy Of Beauty.