The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-18
Wichita Colleges
Universities and
Academies


PARAMOUNT COLLEGE NOTES.
This has been a week of examinations
The weary collegians are glad the tern
isat an end. The new term will begir
next Tuesday Eleven weeks and ther
commencement
Members of the Junior class delivered
orations and greatly endvened chapel ex'
ercises during the week. These perform
ances We're under the direction Of Profes-
sor F. N. Spindle and were given as fol
lows:
''Dr. Edward McGIynn-Cora Bailey.
"Oliver CromwelI''-Helen Reilly.
''Spain-A Medieval Relic''-Edwin VIII
cox
Thomas Troy, the Father Of Roman
ticism''-Adadig1e Harding.
'Womans Place in istory''-Mollie
Warren.
class also appeared on the chapel rostrum
this week. Their rhetorical exercises for
the term occurred Wednesday afternoon
Such members Of the class who had taken
Part in the preliminary debating contest
were excused; the remainder delivered
orations as given below. Professor Bar
low had charge of this section:
Influence of Rome on Hstory'-Min-
ME Hall.
1.-The Negroes Position'-Myron Boyle.
"A New Method of Indian Education
Mabel Berdine.
"Origin of the University
White
corruption in Politics"-oscar w.
Hoop.
physical Culture"-Bessie Levick.
eve Feel the Cup from Which We
Drink''-Roy Rhodes.
"Portia as Shakesjear's Model Woman
Jennie Thayer.
Invention as Factory of Civilization
Vera Knickerboclzer.
"Francis Bacon''-Della st. John.
An Evolutionary and musical recital will
be given by the students at Plymouth
church next Friday evening. A delightful
program has been prepared for this occu-
sion The exercises are under the direc-
ton of Professor c. z. Marshall and Miss
Mabel Millison, who have charg of the
departments of vocal music and elocu-
ton respectively. TIE receipts Of the en-
tertainment will be used for the pur-
chase Of special wall maps for use in the
history department.
Thursday afternoon Professor Paul
Roulet entertained all the members of
his various French classes. Students and
instructor had jolly time playing
games, recfting French jokes and singing
college songs. The jollification closed
with the serving of coffee, cake and ice
cream.
Friday evening Professor and Mrs. Rou-
let entertained the members of the Senior
class. Several members of the faculty
were also present as guests.
The bachelor instructors on the faculty
met in Professor Spindler's room one
evening recently and enjoyed an oyster
stew. all Of their own make and manu-
facture. The occasion was a surprise on
Mr. Spindler, but when he beheld his col
leagues bringing in four quarts of New
York Counts" he at once grasped the i'm
portance and acted in the capacity OF
chief cuisinier Mr.. Barlow was first
rotisseur and T. H Morrison chef. The
experience was a great triumph in culin-
airy art.
Mr.. Kitch and Mr. Ruttleson, of South
west Kansas College visited classes Sat
urday They were present in the Interest
Of their debating team. They report thai
ct least one hundred of their students
will be in Wichita on the 18th of April
the day Of the debating contest.
Last Saturday Sorosis held the regular
term election. The officers chosen for the
coming ter mare: Alkaline Harding, 01
president; Bee Baker 90, vice president
Luella McGinnis. 'O2, secretary; Murie
Finn %. treasurer.