The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-30
Wichita Colleges
Universities and
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FAIRMouNr CoLLEGE NOTES.

PARAMOUNT COLLEGE NOTES.
The chief event of the week was the
reception given to new students at the
| college chapel last Monday evening.
Members of the Y. NJ. c. A. and 7. W.
c. A. were the entertainers. The recep-
ton was in every way very successful.
Light refreshments were served to all.
The event in which the students are
mostly deeply interested is the prospect
of the street car running to the hill by
next Tuesday. If the weather clerk will
kindly prevent the further interference
Of Jupiter Pluvius this prospect viii
surely be realized in fact. All will gladly
bid farewell to the chariot" that has
been making hourly trips between the
college and the Douglas avenue car.
Webster society elected officers for the
term at the regular session on Saturday.
The officers are as follows: Harold Nor
rison, president; Edwin Burton, vice
president; Aaron Johnson, secretary;
Claud Nelson. treasurer; T. E. Kirk, ser
geant; Harry Lii, reporter.
The science department received this
week an oil impression tense. The tense
is very powerful and is intended for the
study of bacteriology. An additional
chemistry table, sufficiently large to ac-
comm odate. sixteen experiments has been
constructe0in the chemical laboratory.
Charles NJ Fffer, well known and
successful teacher of this county. has
charge of the classes in bookkeeping.
Owing to an attack of malaria fever he
was only able to take charge of his
classes this past week.
slowly getting into form. Manager Isely
has nearly completed the schedule of
games. Yesterday the team elected Ora
ham Foster captain, the place having
become vacant through the resignation
of former Captain Everett Alexander.
The booth Of the college at the street
fair will no doubt be center of attrac-
ton to all students and former Fair
mounters. The front of the booth is con-
structed in the form of the temple of
Minerva, the Creek goddess Of learning.
The inner walls will be covered with
various photographs relating to Fair
mount life. Members of the faculty and
representatives of the various classes
will be on hand to receive friends and all
others interested in higher education.
A large number Of students attended
the coronation Of the carnival queen.
Professor Slavery is carrying on some
delicate experiments in physiological psy
ohology.
Professor Paul Roulet has organized a
French society. The organization has
large membership and will have meet
ings monthly.
The ladies OF the Library club have
planned for a Inactive week during the
fair. Some will be in attendance at the
rooms of the art exhibit at the Hamilton,
formerly the Metropole, on Wednesday,
the day assigned to them by the Con-
federated clubs of the city,. under whose
auspices this interesting and instructive
exhibition of pictures is given. They hope
to see a large attendance of friends of
the schools, which are to be partly bene-
flied BY this sale and exhibition, and also
of all lovers of art. The ladies also have
undertaken lunch room which will be
run during the week for the benefit of the
hungry public and the bank account of
the club. They hope that all suggestions
of appetite on the part Of the friends of
the college during the fair will be gen.
tie incentive to find them in their pleas
ant tent, and satisfy their wants for the
good Of the cause.