The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-17
Wichita Colleges
Fairmount COLLEGE Notes.
Universities,
Academies and Schools.


The Pratt athletic team will contest
with Paramount on the Paramount grid
iron next Tuesday. The Pratt team is
the champion Of the short grass country
and has not been defeated this sea-
son. Excepting the one on Thanksgiv-
ing. this is the last game the college boys
viii play this season.
The football team returned from its
sothern trip on Tuesday The game
at Kingfisher resulted in a victory for
the Oklahomans by a score Of Is to 5.
on Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Ho-
mer Parker gave the Fairmount boys
a reception at their residence in King
fisher; the faculty and upper class men
Of Kingfsher college were also guests
of the occasion. The boys appreciated
the courtesy.
Several important volumes were adj
ded to the library this week; the most
important being complete index OF the
rebellion records. An Atlas of Imperial
Art, >" Enchanted India" by Prince Kara
georgewoitd, ''Nimples and Crisping
Pins by Child. report of the commits
sioner Of education for 1900. "A Year from
a Reporters Note Book, Richard Hard
ing Davis, THE Wonderful Century by
Wallace, and the american Negro" by
Thomas.
The sophomores in biology are study
ing piatyhelminthes. The advanced class
in quantitative chemistry is making es-
says on copper. Both classes are under
the direction of Professor John Barlow.
The juniors in logic have completed the
required wor kand were given their ex-
aminations on Wednesday DIT. Slavery
Will give a supplementary lecture course
for the remainder of the term.
The seniors under Professor ". H.
Isley have been studying. during the
past week. international Trade" and
its relation to the Industrial Evolu-
ton of the United States"
Mr.. z. w. Virgins has placed in the
library a fine series Of his recent maps;
these include maps OF the new Oklahoma
country, and also of the city of Wich-
tia
Paramount library club will give
Railroad Excursion" at the college next
Saturday night The chapel viii be the
central station: there VIII be tele-
porters and all railroad offivials; es-
capped convicts viii be on hand to hold
up the train and interview the passen-
gers. The proceeds VIII be used in the
interests of the domestic science de-
partment
The Y w c. A meeting on Thursday
was addressed by Mrs. Lydia Weilman
Hugh Foster, q last years graduate Of
the academic department. was a visitor
during the week.
Miss Spauldlng of Waynoka. Oklaho-
ma. has been visiting her brother. Ben
Spaulding.
Mrs. Sadie Ellis Kramer, an old Fair
mounter and who was married to E.
w. Kramer last June. is visiting her
parents and friends Her husband was
a member of the first college class: he
now holds an important position in the
general offices of the Chicago & North
western railway at Chicago.
Webster society held a very import
ant meeting on Saturday
The regular meeting Of Sorosis. held
last Thursday Afternoon, was one of spe-
cial interest The program dealt chiefly
with the consideration of negro litera-
ture
The junior academies held meeting
on Friday and effected a class organiza-
ton. The following officers were elected:
president. Gertrude Lii; vice president,
Gordon Tompkins; secretary, Ethel Grier;
treasurer. Grace Davis
Professor Paul Roulet was visitor
at Newton last Monday.
Rev Simpson will preach at the Fair
mount church this morning.