The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-24
Wichita College
Universities.
Academies and Schools.
EaIrmount coIIeae Notes.

F5frnCUnI COieqe NOISSs
The football season for 1901 is nearly al
an end. On last Tuesday the college
team played the semi-professionals from
Pratt. The college boys played a stub
born game. but were entirely outclassed
IN weight by the short grass champions
Pratt won by a score of . to G. The
honors between the two teams are now
even. Fairmount having won from Pratt
By the same score last year
The final game OF the season viii be
played on Thanksgiving day. The con-
test viii take place on the Paramount
gridiron and the battle VIII be between
Friends and Fairmount. Twelve hundred
people witnessed the contest between
these teams last year; an even larger
crowd is expected next Thursday.
The. second team Of the college played
the second team Of the High school yes
.terday; while the third team played the
Washingtonians.
The Braeburn golf contest has created
quite an interest in college circles. Six
members of the faculty and g number Of
the students were among the contestants.
The beautiful autumn weather has been
very conducive to outdoor sports. Some
weeks ago AA4t HOul46 AoAACo u 10y IN
cottage organized a tennis club; the club
has since had a very hourishing exist
ence.
Mis- Vera Taft, 90, and Miss Grace DOty,
'Os. college delegates to the 7. ". c. A.
convention recently held at Ottawa. re-
turned during the early part Of the week.
On Thursday morning these representa-
tives gave a report of the convention to
the local orga nizatiOn.
Claud Davis was the leader at the week
" meeting Of the Z. n. c. A.
Rev H Z. Thayer viii preach at the
Paramount church this afternoon a
o'clock.
The junior class viii get out very fine
annual during the year. The editors Of
the annual are seven: Miss DIurieI Finn.
IS editor in chief The associate editors
are Misses Jennie Cox, Lynnette Furley.
Eleanor Graves. Vera Taft; also Robert
Lewis and Harold Morrison
At the regular election Of officers n
week ago Webster society elected the fol-
lowing: President Graham Foster; vice
president. William Webb; secretary,
Claude Davis; treasurer, Roy Kirk; re-
porter, Claude Nelson. At the meeting
of the society last night the boys had for
debate the Observation-Disclosures Washington
controversy.
The middle academies held a class meet !
ing on FRIDAY and elected Roy Kirk
president; Ella Norton. vice president; /
Gail Ross. secretary and Howard Darling, /
treasurer.
The senior academies also elected class
officers for the year. Overton Glenn was
selected as president of the class; Mar
gore Sells. vice president; Virginia Babb, !
secretary: Charles Burton. treasurer.
Professor and AIrsr. Clark entertained
te Fairmount Magazine club at their
home on Friday evening. After several
hours Of social entertainment the guests /
were served to a delicious three-course !
supper
on Monday evening Miss Mary Diamond /
held a birthday party at the residence Of /
President Morrison. at which she enter /
tanned a number Of her friends
Mr. Bullock OF Millerton, father OF Wal |
ter Bullock, was an interested visitor at |
the college on Wednesday.
Professor John Barlow has placed the I
J . in the library reading room. |
The railroad excursion given at the |
college last night was a great success. !
The excursion was in the hands of the 4
library club and was for the benefit of /
The Domestic Economy department.