The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-28
Wichita Colleges
Universities and
Academies
PARAMOUNT COLLEGE NOTES.

PARAMOUNT COLLEGE NOTES.
The past week was crowded with
events of deep interest and importance.
The football game with the big team
from the State Agricultural college OF
Manhattan created the greatest excite
ment. The game was played Monday af-
ternoon and was Witnessed by a large
crowd. The sccore was to sin favor OF
the visitors.
For the first time in its history Wich-
fta business men were present in large
numbers at a football game. The man
agement incurred considerable expense in
bringing Manhattan here and the Fair
mount men very much appreciated the
support they received.
Too much credit cannot be given Coach
Hess for the splendid showing made by
the home team in this game Captain
Foster also deserves credit for the man
ner in which he has held the men at
practice.
The Saturday game with the Wichita
High school eleven was also an interest
ing contest and was well played. The
score was Paramount 16. High school 0.
Forty-five Paramount college men
marched in the parade last Tuesday
evening and made a good showing. Min
ton Ross, 04 was elected captain of the
College Republican Marching club.
Miss Harriet SewaH, 'O2, and Miss
Blanche Houston, 03. were absent from
classes this week attending the state
meeting of the Young Women's Christian
association, which is in session at To-
peka
Secretary Fuller of the city Y. NJ. c.
A, addressed the young men at the col
iege on Thursday morning. His subject
was the three-fold development of man.
The address was impressive and interest
ing
The French society, organized under
the direction of Professor Paul Roulet,
held its first session this week. The So
ciety has a membership of thirty-three.
Miss Helen Cosson, who is taking a spec
ial course in French, had the principal
paper on this occasion. The subject of
her was "a Day in the Convent of Notre
Dame"
The French society held its election of
officers Wednesday. Miss Helen Cosson,
president; Robert Lewis. 'O3, vice presi-
dent; Nina Miller, 'O3, secretary. Mem
were Edwin Burton 'O3, Matte Jackman
'03. Helen Reilly '01, Professor Roulet,
Elizabeth Shattuck 'O4.
Miss Anna T. Jones, 700 Miss Frances
Doty of Sedgwick and John Chatield of
Michigan, were among the visitors.
The annual Senior class reception oc-
CURED Wednesday evening and is the
first class reception given this year. 1t
was a very pleasant affair and was at
the home Of Miss Alkaline Harding, 'O1
The students of the collegiate depart
ment and the members of the faculty
were the guests of the evening. The six
Seniors of this class are capital enter
tainers Under their direction the sober
Juniors the wise Sophomores, the YER
dant Freshmen and the modest faculty
spent the time in pleasant fun and con-
versation. Miss Anna T. Jones, Miss
Evelyn Imboden and Miss Sadies Ellis,
former Fairmount eolegians. had charge
of the dining room while Miss Gabrielle
Human presided at the punch bowl.
The members of this years Senior class
are Cora Bailey. Alkaline Harding, Jetta
Laycock, Mollie Warren, Helen REILLY
and Edwin Wilcox.
Professor p. F. Buck led chapel exer-
ciseS this week.
The Philomathean has the largest mem
bership in the history of the society.
A large number of students have pur-
chased tickets to the Lyceum lecture
course.
The class Of 'O3 held their annual cleo
ton of officers on Friday. Eugene Wal
lace was chosen president; Harold Morri-
son, vice president; Muriel Finn, secre-
tary and Edwin Burton treasurer
Next Saturday afternoon the college
team will play the Newton city athletic
team on the Paramount campus. It will
be a big game.