The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-08
FRIENDS UNIVERSITY.


Mr.. Rich Of EmDoria is visiting her
Brother. Oliver Rich.
Misses Lucy and Edith Francisco went
to Newton to spend Saturday and Sun
day with relatives
Several of the Alva normal school par
~ We're at chapel Friday morning.
The University Life Will publish a
souvenir number some time towards the
last of April. The cover, designed by
student in the New York Polytechnic
school, has just been received and is very
attractive looking. The editors and staff
are working hard to make the number
both pleasing and instructive.
The Y. w. c. A. met in regular bust
ness session Wednesday afternoon. The
most interesting business taken up was
discussion as to the advlsability of the
associations educating a child in India
1t Is Thought that the two associations to-
gether can easily raise the funds re-
quired for such a purpose. Another line
Of work the young women are engaged
in is the obtaining of affiliated" mem
bers Of the association. OF the dues re-
ceived from these members, half goes
TO the state WORK and half TO meet the
expenses Of the delegates to the asso-
citation meeting at Ottawa this summer,
during the Chautauqua week
Five large pictures have been hung in
Russell Hall during the past week, which
add considerably to the pleasant appear
ance o; the hall
The Brightonian Literary society held
open meeting last Wednesday night in
Russeil Han. which was pretti,y decorat-
ed with palms for the occasion. A good
sized audience listened 10 the we'll rem
dered program. The neat printed pro-
grams read as follows:
Piano duet-NIisses Hill and Rawson.
Recitation-Helen Stanley.
Current events-Charity hewitt
Vocal solo-"Look out for the Hoodoo
Man" Katherine Hill
Original poem-Ada Parkhurst.
Male quartetJe. Evening Bells" bv
Davis-Messrs. II. Pyle, Jones. E. PYLE
Dawson.
The American Question-Cecn Howes.
Recitation-Maud Lahr
Vocal solo. Because 7 Loved You.
Dear'-Louise Leweling.
Editors report.
Discussion-H. II. Parker. Leroy Scr4v-
e.. Resolved. That England IS justified
in her action in the Transvaal.
A few changes were made in this pro-
gram For the selection Coy the male
QGartette was substituted a vocal solo by
Mr.. Z. Pyle. Miss Isahr's recitation was
replaced by a reading by Miss Myrrie
Pyle. The Quiz by Mr.. Lanpl deserves
especial mention for its originality and
Wit. The Grafton by Mr.. Howes was well
written and well delivered The editors
report, by Mr.. Parker. vas enlivening.
The discussion on the question. "Reso.v-
81. That England is justified in her action
in the Traasvaal." showed careful
tHouEh, upon the subject. The roln-s
made were distinct and easily followed.
Astor the leading speakers were throucb
;ce question was thrown open TO the 50
c.y and was discussed With consider
aes warmth by various members. The
seeie-v Is 10 be commended for the work
tra- they have shown themselves TO te
do
~ha much talked of baseball game with
tn Ava normal school t0ak place yes
te-55y afternoon. Recitauons were dis
m-sad Tor the last persor and excite
mont ran high. Red and gray steamers
We everywhere evident. and the black
an VA OF the normal school was not
wanting Preceding the time Tor the