The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-20
Wichita Collie ges
Universities and
Academies

FAIRaIouNr coLIRGE NorEs.

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Michael RoseberTy, for three years a
student at Fa1rmount, was 2. visitor Sat
ur=av morning Mr.. Roseberry is very
u Fairnounter and much interested
the endowment of the college.
II W Huttmanns who was a member
Of the pioneer class Of the college, is now
assistant county attorney.
There is a movement on foot to organ
fze woman's board for the administra-
ton and mana cement Of the general al
Gairs Of Rugby Hsu.
Sixty-six volumes have been added TO
the library this week. A portion Of this
addition consisted Of the recent leading
publications on Latin literature
During the past two weeks several
members Of the faculty have had serious
encounters with Mr.. Grip. Professors
Gavett,~ Hal, Barlow, Clark, Severy
and Roulet have each in turn met the
above named gentleman and have each
in turn gracefully retired for a few days
from the active scenes Of life. Professor
RouIet as the lacest victim has been alb
gent from tbs classroom during Friday
and Saturday, but he expects to oe at his
usual post OF duty next Tuesday.
The surveying class ran peg levels
from the college building 10 the pump
house located in the valley. The class
found that Paramount hill towers" al
most exactly one hundred feet above the
classic Chisholm.
Professor J. Barlow has received from
Professor Wood Of the University Of Wis
consin a very Interesting bit Of glass.
This glass is coated with Photographic
silver IN which are traced very fine lines,
so fine that an inch contains 1900 Of
these lines. This little apparatus is
"dlfracting grating" and is used for the
purpose Of studying Fraunhofer lines and
the dispersion of light
The class in geology IS at work on the
subject Of glaciers.
Roland 8Iudock was at the college
Thursday renewing former college friend
ships.
The sunhower appeared this week,
dressed in a new dress and filed with in
teresting and important news.
Last evening the young women Of Hol-
yoke Cottage held crokinole party. The
young men Of Rugby Hall were the
guests Of the occasion.
The Martin cottage near the corner Of
Paramount and Fifteenth street. is rap
fdlv approaching completion.
AIinton Ross '04. manager Of the base
ball team, is arranging the schedule Of
games for the coming season.
The match game Of basket ball was
postponed owing to the illness Of several
members Of the teams.
The Junior reception last evening was a
very delightful affair The home Of Ray
"a
of this annual collegiate festivfty. Near
" all the members Of the various col
8egiate classes and the faculty were pres
ent. The members Of the class of 1862
proved themselves excellent entertainers
The west button hole" contest INDUCED
in by all the young men present was ex-
tremely ludicroue. A set Of conundrums
entitled 'orhe Ten Great Names Of the
Century" created great interest, the ten
names proving to be the names OF some
Of the members of the, faculty. The
guests were refreshed with cake and ice
cream.
FRIENDS UNI VERSITY NOT ES
Miss Dorothy Smith, VINO has been vis-
fling with Laura Kirby returned to Kan
sas City, Monday evening.
Miss Anna Elvin and Inez White an
tered as new students this week.
The students have been greatly favored
this week by hiving Rev Woodland pres
ent at the chapel period several times.
Friday morning he spoke Of she necessity
Of each one being able to meet and un-
time.
The r w. c. A., are re9anng q hex
TO be sent to tha settlem aat home in
Kansas City The girls are very enthu-
siastic over the work and are cole :dng
such things that win be useful and help
10 beautify the home
The Friends monthly meeting was in
session at the university last Thursday
Rev. Martindale took charge of the
chapel Thursday morning
The union meeting of the Christian So
cieties last Sunday afternoon was entered
into with a great deal of interest The
subject Have Patience was presented
by Leona Longsreet.
PROT Harold has been giving a series Of
talks on soe2e late discoveries of the use
OF gypsum
This VIII he the last week Of the first
term and examinations are in order. The
second term begins Monday. January O.
Among the courses that Win be offered
IN addition To those continuing through
the year are. Advanced English. conaDosi-
tion. English literature 10 the eighteenth
century. political economy. sophomore and
Junior scripture. chemical qualitative an
Hlysis, "a course in brvophytes and pteri-
Gophytes an6 In drawing, lettering and
topcgrsphy1 trieonometry. calculus
Greek testament psychology and logic
philosophy Of education and history Of
philosophy.
The officers elected ct the last regular
meeting OF The Davis Lyceunl ara as fol-
lows: President. John Howard: vice pres
ddent iii THOMPSON; secretary, Bertha
Wentworth critlc. I4eona Lougstreth.
chorister. MyTa Binford: marshal. Her
man Newman; treasurer. Ralph VIII
'ams; librarian. Grace Carey.
The following program VIII Zoe given
Tuesday evening. Janusrv % NJ < o,,,o,1-
at the university hy the musical denart-
menL Admission free:
12evel 81 the Leaves ..................v YEAH
Chorus
Theme and Variations ........... Schubert
Miss Francisco
tal For Dreams sake ............ C77ven
% Sunshine and Rain -...... BIumenthsl
AFR Harold.
sahontala '--...---.-.... ----......... Bender
Misses Mabel AIulison and Leorce Inn
CO, Lovely Rose -...................... king
Chorus.
tal horn2nza .-...---.-..-.-....-. Schumann
% Fruhsnssre uschen .....,....-.. sindinz
Miss Francisco
Ny Hearts in the Highlands Penschel
Misses Thomson FTrf Mems r1,,,-