The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-12
Wichita Collie ges
Notes of Wichita's
Educational Institutions.
Fairmount ColIeqe Notea

Educational Institutions.
Paramount College Notes-
Tomorrow afternoon the college team
will contest with the Pratt athletic team
on the Paramount gridiron.
The freshman class held its first meet
ing this week and effected a class or
ganization The following officers We're
selected: President, Marjorie Sellers;
vice president. Claud Nelson; secretary,
Charlaine Furley; treasurer. Walter Her
rick This class is made up of the fol-
lowing individuals. Thyrsa Amos, King
man; Minnie Blazer, Wichita; CHARLES
Burton. Oatville; Mae Chapple, Wichita
Mamie Longdon, Sedgwick; Helen Cos
son, Wichita; Harold Croft, Eureka;
Blanche CUP and Charlaine Furley,
Wichita; Grace Hargett, Sedgwick; Wal
ter G. Herrick, wellington; Bliss Iseby,
Hiawatha; Hunter Jordan and Leslie
Kn5ckerbocker Wichita; Daniel Nc
knight, Garrett; Claude Nelson, Bayne-
vile: Josephine RouIet, Wichita; G. H
Russell. Douglas; Marjorie Sellers, Jeffer-
son, Okla May Skidmore and Burton St
John Wichita; Edgar Trego, Sedgwick;
Helen Williamson, Greenwood, S. D;
Clorine Wooccock. George Barnes, Thos-
Bostick, Wichita; AIbertha Cook, Enid,
Okla.
The senior class is making early prepa-
ration for the fiscal years work. In the
near future each member will appear in
the classic cap and gown. At a recent
class election Harold Morrison was chos-
en- president; Muriel Finn, vice president;
Jennie Cox, secretary, and Stephen
Nease. treasurer.
Charles c Iseby, 81, who is with the
a. c. Huston Lumber company, Perry
Okla. was one of the winners in the re-
cent prize contest for the best article
''On the Life of Kansas Fifty Years
Hence" This contest was planned by
the Mail and Breeze the prize articles
appearing in late issue Of that publ
cation.
Sorosis held a very important and in
teresting session Friday evening 1t was
the occasion of initiating the new mem
bers into tie secrets and mysteries of
sorosis. Although the members are
pledged to profound secrecy, those taken
into the society last Friday intimate that
they passed through most funeral,
uncanny, lugubrious and hair-hfting ex-
perience. Following is a list of the young
women initiated, all being members Of
the freshman class: Thyrsa Amos, Min
ME Blazer, Bertha Cook, Mae Chapple,
Dean Dryden. Charlaine Furley. Mamie
Congdon, Grace Hargett. May Skidmore,
Josephine Roulet. Marjorie Sellers, Clara
Washburn, Helen Williamson, Clorine
Woodcock.
The Library club has held a series Of
social events during the past week. On
Monday evening the club was entertained
ct the home of Mrs. Berry. Tuesday aft
ernoon Mrs. DR.. George Lewis gave a
Crawford tea The members were all
dressed in eighteenth century costumes
Yesterday the members spent the after |
noon with Mrs. Van Buskirk-
AIr. and Mrs. A NJ Wells Of Schuyler, |
Neb.. are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs |
Frank Kinsey Mrs. Wells is better |
known among the students by the name |
of Miss Nellie Stewart. She graduated |
from the academic department of the col |
Iege three years ago. Mr.. and Mrs Wells |
were married last week and are spend
ing their honeymoon in Wichita.
The Young Womans Christian associa-
ton Of the college has undertaken the |
expcnse of educating a "child-widow'' of /
India.
Miss Clough. Miss Blanche Imboden
and Miss Clara Fees have been elected
delegates to the state meeting Of the Y.
w. c. A. This convention viii meet at
Salina.
The sedgyick city delegation, consist
ing of the Misses Finn. Shattucl, Doty,
Congdon and Hargett, accompanied by
the Misses Annie Jobes. Mary Jobes and
Fettie Campbell, viii spend Sunday and
Monday at their respective homes.