The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-19

I On the evening OF the same Jay TIE
/ hearts of the students wee again made
glad by the kindness OF Ri. Rev. Bishop
| Hennessy, for so many years the gener-
Gus friend and patron Of the institution.
: he number of pupils in the boarding de-
| partment having passed the hundred
mark, the occasion was celebrated by a
| brilliant display Of fireworks.
The following afternoon the pupils Wis
tied the bishop at his home in the city,
where they were pleasantly entertained
by their kind host assisted by Miss Bugg.
Nothing was left undone to make the oc-
casion a memorable one. and the young
guests departed with happy hearts and
grateful memories of the bishops genial
kindness, which viii linger with them in
maturer years when the sterner lessons
of lifes school shall have swept away all
of childhood's joys. save those memories
which are proof against the despoiling
hand of time.
Wichita Commercial College Notes.
Miss Lula Conkle, a former pupil, and
woh has been cashier and bookkeeper for
Mr.. Y. J. Hunter. of this city, for nearly
a year, made a pleasant call Monday.
Her folks expect to move TO California
soon and she will go with them.
Rev. Cahrles E. Flanagan. pastor OF the
First Baptist church. Mcpherson, Kan.
conducted the Scripture lesson at the
morning exercises Wednesday. Rev. Elan
agin was a student at the Ottawa uni
versity when Prof De Haven taught
there several years age
n
Monday. after several months absence
on account of the sickness of her mother.
Miss Ivah Andrews. recent student
has accepted a position as bookkeeper
and stenographer for the City Steam
Laundry.
Mrs. Ike Dean, in company with Mrs.
EHers Of Kingfsher. o. T, made pleas
ant call during the week. Mrs. Ellers
will move to Wichita to educate her
daughter.
Mr.. Cave delivered most excellent ora
ton at. Tuesday mornings exercise, while
Miss McGraw gave a fine piano solo FRI
DAY morning.
A college social is announced for next
Friday evening. An excellent program is
being prepared for the occasion. Old
students and friends of the college, take
notice and attend.
Mr. Fred L. Baker accepted fine posi-
ton as stenographer and bookkeeper
with the Champion Harvester company,
OF this city, Monday.
Miss Simmons, a former graduate, now
stenographer for the Reform school at
Hutchinson, Kan, made a pleasant visit
at the college Wednesday.
Miss Anna Duffleld was called by tele-
gram to take a position as bookkeeper
and stenographer for Robertson, Archer
&, Robertson, of Purcell, L. T., on Tues
day.
Mr.. julius Hackett accepted a position
as stenographer for the Ranney-Davis
Mercantile company of Arkansas City,
Kan, on Thursday.
Miss Genevieve Clark, recent gradu-
ate, has accepted a position as stenog-
rapher for Ray & Ray, wholesale lum-
her dealers, in Seattle, Wash.
Rev. NJ. r Holt. a graduate of Ottawa
University. with class of '93. conducted
the devotional exercises Thursday morn
ing. Mr. Holt is the successful pastor
of the Baptist church. Hays City. Kan.
The Rev. VIM. Dring. who spent ten
years in the province of Assom, India,
as missionary, addressed the students
Thursday morning on the "Comemrcial
and Industrial Life Of India"
Mr.. T. /. Smith has accepted position
as bookkeeper for the Stewart & KeKlly
Commission company, while Mr.. Geo.
Carver has accepted position as book
keeper and stenographer for the CLOSER
Tailor company.
Messrs. S. Swanson, F. AfeWilliams and
F. V. Smith were the new ones to begin
the past week.