The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-01
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PARAMOUNT COLLEGE NOTES.
The past week has been a QUIET one.
Excepting the Lyceum lecture Wednes-
day evening, there has been nc enter
tainments or receptions.
Chapel services this week have been
conducted by Professor Roulet, chorus
and solo singing being the special fea-
lures.
Saturday afternoon the baseball nine
played a practice game with the boys
from the Commercial college. The fol-
lowing IL thep resent makeup of the
Fairmount team: Hoop, catcher; Bos-
tick. pitcher; Herrick first base; Lewis,
second base; Bosworth, short stop: Ea-
ton, thisd base; Carrier, right-field;
Lockwood, center-1eld; Thompson, left
field
The library's addition Of important
books for the week is given below: THE
Readers Guide in Economic, Social and
Political science" by Bowker and Isles;
Initials and Pseudonyins," Cushing;
"A Dictionary of Literary Discusses"
Cushing; "a Sketch of John Winthrop
the Younger" Waters; Readers Guide
Of Contemporary Literature" two vol
umes by Sonnescein; Statistical Alb
stracts for 1899"
Thursday morning the Y. NJ c. A
elected officers for the ensuing year.
They are as follows: President, C. C.
Isely. '02; vice president, Frank Kinsey,
'03; corresponding secretary, Eugene
Wallace, 'O3; recording secretary, Robert
Lewis, 'O3; treasurer Myron Boyle.
The Y. w. C. A. officers for the COM
ing year are: President, Harriet Sew
ell, 'O2; vice president, Frances Doty, '03;
recording secretary, Vera Knickerbocker,
'04; corresponding secretary, Blanche
Houston '03: treasurer, Gabrielle Hin
man.
The Sun1ower for March appeared In
a special cover The issue is fully UP to
the best standards of college journal
:sn. One of its special features is an
erticle containing sketches of the various
members of the faculty.
Blanche Cochran of Haven, Hannah
Edwards of Marion and Warren Taylor
of Douglas have enrolled during the
week
Miss Gail Rhodes, who has been teach
ing at Maize, has rejoined the Sopho-
more class
Next Friday evening at o'clock in
Plymouth church Professor Cooley will
deliver an illustrated lecture on 1.-The
Excavation of the American School at
Athens now being carried on at Cor
NTH. This school, under the auspices
of the Archaeological Institute of Amer
lea and the representative of the Amer
lean scholarship in Greece, has the ex-
elusive right, granted by the Greek gov
ernmen5, to excavate the site of this
ancient city, so famous commercially
and known to all Christendom as the
seat OF ole of the churches founded by
the apostle Paul. DR.. Cooley was pres
ent at the excavation in 1893 and 1899,
and by some sixty Sides made from his
own negatives. will show how this in
teresting work of exploration is car
-ied on, and what has been done. This
is a rare opportunity for a western au-
dience to learn at first-hand what their
countrymen are doing in the work of
restoring or recreating the ancient Greek
civilization which has done so much for
the world. The proceeds Of the lecture
will go to Holyoke Cottage, whose ad-
visory board has made arrangements for
it's being given.
The fine house of Arthur Bosworth on
Fairmount avenue has been completed
and will be at once occupied by the Rev
Bosworth and his family The house of
Mrs. Knickerbocker. located one block
southeast of the main college building,
is going up rapidly, and will soon be
ready for occupancy.