The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-18
Wichita Colleges
Notes of Wichita's
Educational Institutions.
Paramount College Notes.

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Paramount College Notes
The annual public Of the Philomathean
society was the chief literary event Of
the week. This annual exhibition was a
great credit TO this society. Philoma-
thean is composed Of young ladies' of the
academic department. These exercises
were given Wednesday in ID chapel. The
program was as follows;
Chorus ...... take Ny Love to Resale"
Society.
Presidents Address ..........-...-..-....
............... The Influence of Music"
Miss Sellers.
Reading .-.a...........-..---. "Planchette
Miss Ross.
Essay ........................ Joan of Arc"
Miss Woodcock.
Music ..--.-..-...--,.-........- ......- Niolln
Miss Rutter
Accompanies, Miss Sexton.
Reading ..........--.. In Imminent Peril
Miss LemoIl
Debate OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Resolved,
That vivisoction Is Not Justiiable'
Miss Cove and Miss Nelson.
Music ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Selected
Miss Hartt-
Reading ............... My First Recital"
Miss Loudenslager-
Essay $500. 1.-THE Child's Poet-Laureate"
Miss Babb.
Music ......-....--..- "Favorite Polonalse
Misses Lii.
Annual ................. "Inklings" Editor
Miss Roulet.
Monday evening Sorosis gave an at
home" in their new society hall A large
number Of friends were present and joined
the society IN congratulations.
Several valuable books have beer added
4 the library during the past week.
These additions are for the use Of Pro
fessor Finn Us department and repre-
sent the latest Investigation concerning
the ancient Eastern nations. Three Of
these volumes are the works of Professor
Maspero. being "The Dawn of Civiliza-
ton. The Struggle of the Nations and
The Passing of the Empires The
fourth volume is 10y Brugsch. Egypt
Under the Pharaohs." This set is very
fully illustrated and was imported.
reception given by the freshmen to
the three upper classes was the leading
social event Of the week. The reception
was given last niSlt at the residence Of
Mr. r. ". Han on North Topeka.
The baseball team played two very fast
games of bah during the week. The first
"a Winfield, score . to 1. in favor of S
". X. The second was a ten-inning game
al Sterlin. with score of 8 IL 4. in favor
C Cooper college
Lovers of baseball should not forget the
two games to Doe played this week be-
tween Fairmount and Friends These
games VIII be played on Thursday and
Friday afternoons.
a copy of the new edition Of western
College Songs. by fHndes & Noble. has
just appeared from the press. The coIlec-
tion contains a Paramount song. entitled
''Fairmount Fond Fairmount The
words are by G.. c.. Isely.
The track meet. I'm which Fairmount.
Friends and Lewis academy were con-
tcstants. proved decisive victory for
Tho college on the hin. Fairmount win
ming total Of 6oi5 points, or more than
the combined scores Of their opponents.
Friends getting fps and Lewis academy
j points. Fairmount also took eight
first out OF the thirteen events. thereby
winning eight medals. The points won
by the various Fairmount men were as
follows; I'M is, softer III. Foster no:
Tanning. 8; Lewis SO. Van Busl1irk s..
Lockwood, 9. Iseiv. !: Davis. ]. making
q 10 tai Of co.'s OF the IL points