The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-22
Frlends, Unlverslty Notes.

TIL efaculty and students joined with
the citizens at the Auditorium on Thurs
day in the sad memorial services in honor
of our beloved president. There We're no
classes held after 10 a. m.
Among the visitors of the past week
were two English Friends, Sarah and
Emma Cadbury of Birmingham England.
who are making a tour Of America. They
manifested much interest in Friends uni
versity and its surroundings.
The enrolment has increased during the
last week by the registration of several
last years students II is now much
above that of previous years al this time
of the school year.
The football teams are now at regular
practice every day from $3.50 TO $50 p.
m. The manager thinks he win have a
very strong team. Most Of the schedule
of games is completed and the lovers of
the noble game shall be well repaid dur
ing the coming season.
Miss Folger. a graduate of Penn college.
Iowa, visited this week with her sister at
south hall on her way to Haviland. Kan
sas where she is assistant principal in the
Friends academy at that place
Miss Hall met the young ladies at $50
Friday and arranged for the work in ply
steal culture TO begin next Wednesday.
A large number OF ladies have enrolled
FOR this and an should take advantage OF
this opportunity.
Perhaps nothing in our schools and col
leges is SO much neglected today as sys-
tematic physical culture. It not only
IS beneficial TO the health but conducive
to the natural development Of our physi-
cal structure. the basis OF al mental
work. Those taking this work are es-
pecially fortunate in having SO compe-
tent an Instructor as Miss Hall. who is
a graduate of Northwestern university
and has had much experience along this
line.
Miss Han was present at chapel on
Tuesday and gave few minutes talk on
physical culture and also entertained the
students with some fine Indian club
swinging.
The library reading room has been much
improved by the removal Of the book
stacks 70 Tn eadjoinfng room. The gen
eTal reference books. magazines and
newspaper tables have been LETT in the
reading room. This change enIar-es. the
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study privileges and also provides q sem
mary room for the advanced students.
Several valuable reference books have
been added 10 the library recently and
others VIII soon De placed on the shelves
The musical department Is especially
fui. Most o. Prof Francisco's hours are
already taken. a large chorus class has
been formed and meets twice a week on
Monday and Thursday ~ $50 D. N. \
large class in harmony meets twice a
week rs We'll = class in sight singing
Will soon be formed
Prof Harold has large class IN public
speaking This Is very important work
ana many ere approaching its value
Mr.. C. E. weybright. brother of Mrs
J. z. Jay. left Tor Ashson. IN MONDAY.
where he was married 10 Miss Mary
Georse. The bride AID groom returned
yesterdsy. They viii spend short time
at The home Of Professor ana Airs. jay
anc 7-'l then move into their residence
g Poi 3sncock avenue
Prof. =. Sickner wHt address the union
Meeting ~ the 81 and =. " e. A.
sunday afternoon al O'Clock ia Russell
h,ll Besides tks afteruooa ser1ice I've