The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-26
Wichita Colleges
Universities and
Academies
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WICHITA COMMERCIAL COLLEGE



NOTES.
KISS Mona Tmmons of Dodge City, re-
turned on Monday to complete her course
in shorthand and typewriting.
Mr.. Ralph Richards, recent student,
has accepted a position as stenographer
for the Missouri Pacific railroad, city.
Mr.. Bishop of Whitewater, called Mon
dan and enrolled his son for twelve
months term, both complete courses.
Professor P. G. De Vaughn, former
pupil and for the past two years primer
pal of the commercial department OF the
Sumner county High school, mace inc
college a pleasant visit during the "eeA'
He expects to make the study OF law ms
profession.
Mr.. Robert Edgar, a recent graduate
from the commercial department, has &C
cepted position in the feight depart
7nen+ If the Santa Fee railroad, this city.
Miss Georgia Spore, a recent graduate
from the shorthand department. mas a0
ceDted a position as stenographer 4or
mill and elevator company at Newton
Kan. She, in company with Mr.. AIRY
Wright. a former pupil, called at the col
iege on Monday.
The following old students were VISITORS
at the college during the week: MISS
Grace Hall, stenographer for the Hart
ford Investment company; Miss Mauoe
Gowen, stenographer and bookkeeper for
Hewlett & Wheeler, insurance agents.
city; Miss Cholula Roth, stenographer Tor
WaIterscheid Bros, city; Mr.. +. q. Gun
ningham, stenographer and bookkeeper
for the HanIin Mercantile company, New
ton. kan; Mr.. c. c. eBOwersox, book
keeper and stenographer for Davis &
Davis. insurance, st. Louis, Mo.
Professor J. E. DriscolI of the book
1eeping department. invited the faculty,
their families and students TO his oeauu-
ful country home, five miles south Oh the
city, last Saturday afternoon Tor social
time. and to say a most enjoyable time
was had is putting the facts in very milo
language. After being rolayy entertained
whit music and social conversation and
Toasted with delicious melons, grapes, ice
cream and cake, the company drove PACK
10 the city about Il o'clock in the even
ing each one giving Professor Driscoll,
his mother and charming sister good
wishes for such a charming entertain
rnent
Mr.. Frank Jensen, a former graduate
from the commercial and shorthand de-
partments, an dwho is the chief clerk in
the passenger department of the ROCK
Island railroad at Fort Worth, Texas,
made pleasant call at the college Fri
dav in company with Miss Hattie Wells,
a former graduate Of the shorthand de-
partment Mr.. Jensen has been spending
mis- vacation among the northern lakes
and is returning to his home much re-
freshed.
MIR. w. L. Miller Of the commercial de-
partment. has accepted a position with
the bottIing works of this city.
sTCKNFR CONSERVATORY NOTES.
The Conservatory register shows sew
eral new names recently enrolled, among
which we notice those of Miss Edith Gar
lock. Green; Miss Lulu Gross. Mrs. w. F.
Alien, Miss Ada Barnes and Miss Evans
city; Miss Starr, Kechi-
In the past week the school was visited
bv Mr.. and Mrs. P. A Reach, DR.. Evans,
Mrs. Allen, Mrs. B. Vowel, Mrs. A. c.
Jobes. Mrs. J. D. Houston. Mr. George
Fuller, Mrs. Garlock, the Misses Davis,
Mrs. Starr. Miss Winifred Deming, Mrs
II NJ. Dubois. Mrs. George Davis and
Miss Breese, all Of Wichita. Professor
Abbott Of the Alva Normal, was caller
81 the school Friday, also Mr.. James
Mulvey Of the Drexel Institute Of Chi
rago. and Mrs. John Caldwell, railroad Y
NJ. c. A. society of Topeka Kan.
The Conservatory Mandolin club wen
10 Conway Springs Saturday to play fol
a grand millinery opening.
The pupils feel in debt to Mrs. George
Terrell for contributing a vocal solo t.
their Friday program, which appears be
low:
Paper-Piano Touch .....................
Della St John.
Piano Solo-Tarrentella. Theodore Giest
ReguIa Schenebricker.
Piano Solo-By the Sea Shore..........
........ ...................... MendelssohI
Ethel Breese.
Piano Solo-Fairies' Waltz ........Gurlit
Ruth II. Sickner.
Notes-Sultan Of Turkey Bestows
Order on Chas. Steinway.
Piano Solo-Russian Melody. .Goerdelle
Hattie Roys.
vocal SOlO-huONtSL IIou Tie l-alu
.............. .................. Beethoven
Mrs. George Terrell.
Piano Solo-Elfs Play ..........-... Legg,
Anna Davis.
Paper-Singing the Basis of Playing.
Jennie Parkinson.
Mandolin Solo-Operatic Number. Selected
Laura Sickner.
Piano Solo-Twilight 800. Carl Gauschal
Sadie Stevens.
Paper-With Whom Should 1 Study?
Gertrude Calhoun.
Piano Solo-Prelude ...................Ba cl
Marguerite Bliss.
piano Solo-Polka Brilliant ........ Bende
Ruby ROys.