The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-27

me residence OF MT. h W. Daring. Inc
songs. music and refreshments furnished
easily gave the AIiddIers high rank as en-
tertsiners.
The Sophomore class has issued invi-
tations TO their annual class reception,
which win accur on May 10th. Students
of the collegiate department viii be the
guests.
Marian Alley viii entertain her little
friends next Tuesday afternoon. This
event is given in honor of her fifth birth
day
Mr.. George Wilson has erected a very
handsome cottage on the corner Of Holy
oke and Fifteenth streets.
Nellie McGnnis who has been quite i'll
during the past three weeks is GONZALES
cent She will. however. be unable 10 re-
sumo her class work this season.
Miss Flora c. CIough returned Thurs
day morning Fairmounters are all re
ioiced TO have Miss Clough back in her
class room.
Saturday morning the student body took
final action in completing the organization
of the Oratorical association. a constl-
tuition was adopted and the following Of
fcers selected: Graham Foster, %, pres
ident: II. r. Morrison. O.. vice president;
NIaude McKibbon, o. secretary-treasurer
The Junior Annual has gone to press.
Il will be printed by the Wichita Eagle
and viii soon be ready for distribution.
Studies in History and Jurisprudence"
by Bryce and Jastrow's Religion OF
Babylonia and Assyria' are the impor-
tant new books placed on the library
sbel7-es during The DaSt week.
Professor Marshall is in attendance at
the state Music Teachers Convention at
Topeka.
Miss Goden Of Sedgwicl1 and Miss Hills
of Atchison were at the college on Tues
day visiting their Sedgwick friends who
are now students at Paramount.
Friend3' University Notes.
The baseball team was met with en-
thusiastic demonstrations from the stui
dents last Tuesday morning. upon their
return from Emporia, with two victories
over the state normal team by a score
on Saturday of 70 to 1 and on Monday
OF y to 20 IN the evening. with horns
blowing and colors flying. the ''trium-
phal procession" moved through the city
After two hours thus passed the trolley
ride was over and the jolly crowd of
students then repaired to the univer-
sity building. where they were refreshed
with ice cream and toasts.
On Tuesday morning of this week the
chapel was conducted by c /. Boynton.
y. NJ. c. \. secretary for the State Col
lege associations, who ably presented the
work of the annual student convention
held at Lake Geneva in June. empha-
sizing the Importance Of a strong dele
cation from Friends university.
Mr Howard. superintendent of the
Leavenworth county schools. was among
the visitors present this week.
Many Of the old students were pleased
to meet Miss Ollie Noel. a last years
student who has been visiting her
friend Miss Ernestine Pollard for q few
days.
The Latin seminary rendered an in
teresting program last Friday morning
in Russell hall. All the program was en-
tirely in Latin, and was given as fol-
lows:
Quotations from Horace Members of
the seminary.
Recitations-Ode EXI; Miss Mable
Woodland. Ode IIIlXIII Miss Lulu Crit
fifth.
Vocal solo-Ode. selected-Nfiss Eliza
beth Folger
Quintus Horauus Flaccus Biography
in Latin)-Mr Ernest Andrews.
DiaIogue-Ode IIT-IX-Lydia Miss Fol
ger: Horace MissSarah Hurd
Recitauon-Ode I-IX-AIiss Lenora
Fay: Miss Bertha Wentworth
Metricai Observation-Disclosures of the
seminary
Sous-Ode III-NNN-Se SEMINARY.
The song recital last night given in
Russell han by Wichita's well-knovn
vocalist. Hiss Jetta Campbell was de-
serving Of The fun attendance received
from the city and the student body. The
university considers itself fortunate in
having secured this pleasing entertain
uent Tor The friends and students of the
institutions.
Air VIII Jones of the city viii lead the
Y H. g. q. meeting this afternoon at
9 o'clock al arc invited to attend.
I'm spite OF tie wind blowing a gale
sufficient To- remove q tire from a wagon
wheel the second year prepa ratory stu
dents. some thirty bows and girls. with
Miss Howard OF the sopohmore class as !
chaperone. set or Friday afternoon 10 /
Finlins grove. five miles north of town.
ana enjoyed che first pic mic of the sea-
sen. The boat rowing and gathering /
Wild flowers as wei as the repast oT
fruit cake ana sandwiches. was most
heartily enjoyed by am
he three baseball teams of Friends
Fairmouut ard The State Normal met
saturday afternoon m che Manhattan ho- F..
tel and after q short treilcv ride pro-
ee5ed 70 tho Hess athletic field where I
the third game of The season between (
the Friends ana thc Normalitos occurred 4
resultias i9 g score IF 8 10 5 i'm favor of
,he Friends
Active prcpara uons for commencement 4
q re going ou These who viii ap0es. u. F
the music rec.tsis ANA GA the society
programs are husiiy engaged sn fhei-
various tasks THE third preparatory.
students are arNiovslr exertinc their orr
atoricsI powers. Fhe seniors VIII rro,
ahiy give class day Everyone is wen I
pleased with she fact tbat Tor the COM
mencement address The famous lecturer .
and divine. Or ouayle of Kansas civ
has been secured
The lecture last Thursdas eveoire eI,en /
a Russell ham hy Mrs s. John NJ C.,-
d ma Kansas .evcngeiist and lecturer ~
the Rational ~ e. r. IT, WAS vel +.
attendaa by 50 a8preciltirc audience +
students end friends of tbc uaiversity
The theme The Power 81 Thought
vas handed b such manner IS 10 g.
inspiring and helpful % everyone
Lewis Academy Notes.
The entertainment by the elocutionaly