The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-06
Wichita Colleges
Universities and
Academies
TAIRMoUNT COLLEGE NOTES.

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PARAMOUNT COLLEGE NOTES.
The Twentieth century has begun very
huspioiously for the college The SIX
fno1tbs' extension granted President Nor
lsn bv DR.. Pearsons means success IN
ne endowment movement
The winter term began wednesday
morning. January 3 With but few eX-
eeptions all the old students have re-
turned and a good number Of new ones
lave enrolled.
President \. J Morrison has given
some very helpful talks at chapel each
morning during the week. All regret that
se must soon be absent from the colegs
but rejoice that through this absence the
College Will soon have a substantial ana
permanent endowment
through the generosity Of the ladies' o.
the CONGREGATIONAL church HOlyoke Cot
tage received a 1arge number OF useIul
and valuable Christmas gifts. The cot
tage was also remembered in a like man
Der by Mrs Lloyd Terrell. Miss Clougn'
dean Of the woman's department. very
much appreciates the kindness.
Owing 10 continued illness in his fam
Uv Professor B. F. Buck has been ab-
cent from his class room during the week
He hopes to return TO his duties next
Tuesday During this t4me Miss Ada
line Harding. '0l, assisted by Miss Gail
Rhodes. '02, has had charge Of the de-
partment
Miss Maude MerreH Of Anthony, a
former Fairmounter, is back and taking
special work in music, literature and his
tory
Miss Bessie Levick has rejoined her
class and expects to graduate from the
academic department next June.
walton Rea Of Wellington. has join
the Senior academy class. Frank Bos-
worth, who has been out Of the class
somm owing to i'll health, is also back
with this class.
Miss Harriet Roach, who has been trav-
cling in the east during the past term,
has again joined her college mates at
Fairmount.
J.. W. Ninehart Of Ponca City, enrolled
during the week. He viii take special
work in the Freshman class.
In addition to the regular classes begun
last fall term and running through the
year the following courses we're hegun
this week. Bacteriology. Physical Geog-
raphy. Inductive Logic, course In
1ediaeval History, a Senior course In
Geology and one in Methods Of Teaching.
A sDeo.aI class has also been org nizsd
FOR the special study Of Shakespeare.
The drawing class, under the direction
Of Professor c.. 7. Gavett, VIII do free
hand work this term. Last term the
class studied mechanical drawing.
Dr. s S. Kingsbury returned from his
caster ntrfp in time for his classes Thurs
day morning. He spent the vacation
visiting his parents and relatives at
Pittsburg. Pa.
During the week religious meetings will
be held every evening at the Ia 'rmount
church. These meeting viii be conducted
Jointly by Rev. w A Bosworth and the
Young Menfs and Young Women's Chris
tIan association of the college. tt is an
nounced that Rev. Mr. Ritchey viii begin
this series of meetings with an address
Monday evening.
Howard Way spent the vacation train
Ing the Kingfsher football team, and as
captain Of this team defeated several Of
the neighboring city teams.
Fifty students witnessed and greatly
appreciated VANITY Fair" as presented
10y Mrs. Fiske A large number Of the
faculty were also present.
Graham Campbell Alice Johnson Pearl
Rogers, Judson Osburn and Ralph Grier
all former students, were among the
visitors Of the week
The surveying class are at present en-
gagged in numbers. The members Of this
class are at present engaged i'm "leveI-
Ing" after which they viii study railroad
curves
Friday evening Ninton Ross reviewed
Thackeray's Vanity Far TO the tene-
COTTAGE.