The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-26
Erlends, IlniuersItv Notes.

School reopened Wednesday with a full
attendance of the students. The smallpox
scare is over and no further uneasiness
is felt The quarantine was raised from
North Hall yesterday; no cases having
resulted
Active preparations for the closing ex-
ercises are being made
President Stanley delivered the class
address to the graduating class CT the
Viola High school, Thursday evening.
The Senior classes have. received the
invitations that they will send out to
their friends. They are neatly engraved.
The diplomas for the first college gradu-
ating class are also here.
Friends University viii haveits first
annual commencement this year. There
viii be classes graduating from three
departments: The college, the normal.
and the preparatory. Those who receive
the degree, Bachelor of Arts are: Her
man Newman, Melissa Fellow, John
Howard. Cecil Howes and Lee Redding.
Six finish the normal course and receive
the state certificate. Seven finish the
preparatory course. Mr.. Newman has
received a scholarship to Haverford col
lege. near Philadelphia, Pa, where he
Will attend next year. Mr.. Redding win
be principal Of Lowell academy, Lowell,
Kansas.
Arrangements are all made for the
final payments on the room finished and
furnished by the Young Mems and Young
Women's Christian Associations. The
money for this room was given by the
students and faculty. scarcely any help
being received from outside sources. The
room is one of the handsomest in the
building, both in finish and furnishings.
The associations each expect TO send del
egates this summer TO the convention
held at Geneva
The souvenir number OF the University
Life appeared last week. The supplement-
contains the picture Of the faculty. In
literary merit it is among the best issues
that have been made. The next number
viii be devoted largely to the events Of
commencement week
The University Handbook published by
the Christian Associations is now in the
hands of the printer. These are most
valuable little guides to new students.
for whom they are intended.
The catalogue for the present year is
now in the hands of the printer and wiz
be ready for distribution before the close
OF school 1t Will be an improvement in
several ways over the one issued last
year.
The following IS the order Of events for
commencement week All exercises are
open to the public and everyone is cor
daily invited 70 attend. The street car
service is excellent. so that people from
the city may attend without inconven-
fence.
SABBATH-June 2.
II a. N. Address before the Christian
Associations.
p. m. BaccaIaureate sermon By Rev.
Lynch. Of the First Methodist church,
Wichita
MONDAT-June g.
p. N. Literary program by the Davis
Yyceum and Brghtonian Literary SO
ciety.
TUESDAY-June 4
Field Day Exercises
sp. m. Musical Recital. BY Department
OF Music.
WEDNESDAY-June 3
10 a. N. Graduating Exercises os the
Senior class. Preparatory department
p. m. Commencement Address before
Normal class.
THURsDAY-June 5
10 a m. First Annual Commencement
Exercises
Mrs. H. D. Rinehart. Of Covington.
Ohio. and Mrs. h < F1ory. Of Dayton.
are visiting their sister, Mrs J. Edwin
Tar-