The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-01
Frlendo, University Notes.

Examinations began Wednesday after
noon and will continue until Monday af-
tsrnoon.
The most interesting event of the week
was the finale" of the senior class. At
chapel Wednesday morning before the
chorister could announce the opening
song, the seniors. in cap and gown, took
possession Of the piano. Their first song,
Farewell to Friends University" was
sung to the air of ''Wahnita.' After
very generous encore they kindly re-
sponded with another song to the tune
OF Aud Lang Syne."
The baccalaureate sermon will be given
this morning at 1890 at the First Meth
odist church. This is the only exercise
of the week that viii be held away from
the university.
Yesterday afternoon at o'clock the
first of the series Of recitals given by
the music department took place. The
following program was acceptably rem
dered:
Sonatina, Op. 36, No. 6........... Clement
Miss Fay Stubs. Second Piano Ac-
compartment.
Galop .................-.......... -
Miss Vercia Pitts.
Spinning Song ........-.... Ellmenreich
Miss Nellie Percy.
(a) Prelude in c ...................... Bach
Oh "Old English Dance ............ Engle
Miss Lenora Jay.
Minuetto, Op. ~. No. ........ Beethoven
Miss Ursula Snyder.
Sonatina, No. ................. Baehmaun
Miss Anna Zissel.
Chute der Jour''-Nocturne -. Reynald
Miss NIyra Binford
Twilight on the Mountains =. Rathbun
Miss Ada Willis.
Vocal Solo ......-..-................ Selected
Prof. E. ]. Harold
(a) ''The Wanderers Morning Song.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Schumann
Ob) About Foreign Lands :. Schumann
(c) Hedge Roses" ............... SpindIer
Miss Iva Israel.
The Fable -............-...-.........- Raft !
Miss Alta Howard
Piano Quartette-Polonaise -. Schmidt !
Misses Binford, Jay Zissel and Israel.
The events for the rest of commence
ment week viii be as follows:
Sunday, June l. s p. manual sermon /
before Young Mems and Young Women's |
Christian associations, by Rev. Edwin |
Euyler
Monday, June 2. S:2o p. m.-song recital |
by the department of music.
Tuesday, June g. 9 a. m.-Class day ex-
ercises (private). At $50 a. m. piano re- /
ercises Cprivate). AT $50 p m. piano re-
Wednesday, June 4. 10 a. m.-Graduat-
ing exercises Of preparatory school. At !
$40 p. m. address before graduates of /
Normal school by Rev. J. D. Richey of
Wichita.
Thursday, June 5. 10 a. m.-Commence-
ment address before graduates Of school
Of arts by DR.. W. A. Quayle of Kansas
City.
The Davis Lyceum gave its annual
'pen meeting last Friday evening. at
which program creditable both to the
society and to the university was rem
Tered. One entertaining feature other
han was called for on the printed pro-
gram was a burlesque on the faculty.
The scene of the chapel exercises OF
n ednesday morning, in which each
member Of the faculty was called upon
10 give farewell speech. was repro
iuced. Each played his part admirably.
ayen 10 the sounding Of the signal bells.
rAe seniors farewell song was the only
BART that was omitted.
One of the most interesting games Of
'all played this year was witnessed by
arge crowd Friday afternoon on the
Paramount field. The game was fercely
'ontested from start TO finish and re-
suited in favor OF the Friends. with the
soora TO O.
Ohio p Myers has closed very sue
'essful years work Of shorthand. type
writing and penmanship. Among those
Who took this work this year are E E
3urieigh. James Ross. Roy McFrederiek.
henry H. Parker and Bernard Cornell
on
The following is the program for com
nencement day, Thursday. June ;. at 70
( m. in Russell hall;
nvocation-Rev. William woo;on.
Piano Coio-Waltz. op. 81. No. 1 $500
Miss Lucy Francisco.
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