The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-03

and interest owing to the attempt OF
many TO have their review work thor
| oughly done and at the same time have
an opportunity TO enjoy the pleasures Of
| Halloween parties, receptions, ETC., for
! the victors in the football games. Some
! succeeded in all and some wished they
| could.
On last Saturday evening the football
team and school friends were kindly en-
tertained by Miss Marguerite Dixon of
2449 Kellogg street, and reported an en-
/ ioyable time with thanks 70 their hostess.
After the victory OF Friday evening an
! impromptu reception was given by the
! students in the academy building 10 the
! rejoicing team.
! The essays assigned to the seniors in the
review work on themes taken from United
States history are all prepared. These
essays viii be entertaining and instruct
i've TO those who may hear them read
during the examinations, which viii oc-
cur this week.
Mrs Sweeney's drawing class is grow
ing in numbers and usefulness. Much
enthusiasm IS manifested by its mem
bers.
The pigsllin has attractions not only
for the boys, but also for the girls, and
that not indirectly, either. The young
ladies are arranging for the organization
Of a basket ball team and are talking
about beginning to train for tether ball
contests.
The doors Of the academy are always
open to visitors, especially during exani-
nations, which will be held next Thurs
day and Friday.
This first term just drawing to close
has been very successful and will herald
the opening of the second term, November
Il, in good style.
Wichita Commercial College Notes.
Mr.. Balch has returned to finish his
commercial course. He attended about
four months last year.
Miss Leila Byers of the actual bust
ness department has been employed to
assist in the theory bookkeeping depart
ment.
Nessrs. Winnie and Speer who attended
las. year made pleasant calls during the
week. Mr.. Speer will return to school
next week to finish his course. Mr..
" luule mas CIdlSt VI q 4uA4ADCA SeAAA ~
the territory and is doing quite nicely.
BIessrs. Smith and Hits returned to
school during the week and will finish
their courses.
Mr.. f S. Sullivan, p former pupil OF
President Robins, now located at Chand-
Ter, 0. T.. teaching. called during the
week. He will return to school in the
spring.
Mr.. Stuckey of the actual business de-
partment is at his home on the sick list.
Mr. c. H McBurney. one among the
first students to enroll eight years ago
this fall. returned TO school TO finish the
commercial course, then to take a full
shorthand course. bringing his young wife
with him. the forepart Of the week.
Mr.. Green, who for the past two weeks
has been working for Whitson & Bros,
Of this city has resigned his place to
again pursue the study of shorthand with
a determination to be if not the best, one
Of the best stenographers in the city.
Mrs. c. II. McBurney, whose husband
is a student in the actual business de-
partment, has taken up the study Of
shorthand. She is an accomplished young
lady and good student.
Miss Mamie Derr commenced her study
in the shorthand department Monday and
We predict tor her great success.
Miss Flora Wilson, q student of the
Friends university, comes to the college
every Saturday and takes special work
in shorthand. Miss Wilson is making a
marked improvement and is much inter
ested in her shorthand work. Splendid
work is being done in the shorthand de-
partment Special stress is placed on
accuracy. Accuracy first and speed sec
ond.
The following persons enrolled during
the past week: Messrs, Bslchs Smith,
Hits, McBurney, Krout. Narrower. John !
son and Koch, Mrs. McBurney and Miss
Derr.