The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-14
FOUR COLLEGE
RECEPTIONS
Given During the Week in
Wichita.
FRESHMEN HAD XMAS BOX
Other Events of the Week in
Wichita Society Circles.
FRESHMEN HAD XMAS BOX

In the spacious rooms of Mrs. L. s.
Carter. in the Sedgwick Block, the Senior
class of Paramount college gave its an
nual reception to the college and faculty
last night The Senior class this year is
the largest in the history of Fairmount
college. having sixteen members. 1t is
not only a large class, but a jolly one as
well, as their reception last night testi-
fie-
over sixty were present and with the
Seniors as leaders it made a happy
crowd A notable feature was the new
game played. called Finch" II is
played with numbered cards and was
very popular last night. Partners for
lis game were selected in novel way.
Each player drew from basket a small
heart with the name of some historical
lover upon it. For instance if a gentle
man drew the name Adam, he proceeded
to hunt up Eve, or if it happened to be
Romeo. Juliet was his partner Two
prizes were won in the game, one by H.
Russell and one by Miss Dean Dryden.
Elegant refreshments were served. con
sisting of creams. ices, cake and cof-
fee. After the lunch each one who had
participated in the game Finch was
required to write description of his
respective partner. The reading of these
caused great merriment and laughter
Upon leaving all voted the occasion one
of the happiest of the season.
SENIOR NORMAL CLASS
Last Friday night Rev. Humfeld threw
open mis- doors to the Senior normal class
of Friends university and their friends.
The teachers were given an unlocked for
and yet pleasant surprise in the shape of
Inc Freshman class. who came in upon
,Aem. Partners for supper were found
By matching quotations, which were en-
closed in peanut shells. tied with green
and white ribbon. the Normal class col
ors.
Professor Truesden gave a toast The
Senior Normal Class" and Miss Stella
ball responded Professor Logan gave
his Experience With the Normal Glass"
in few pleasing words, and Elizabeth
GoodaI responded TO his toast
After supper kodak picture was taken
of the best looking couple, and the guests
were favored by a vocal SOLO by Eliza
beth Goodall and an instrumental duet by
Kisses Humfeld. Mr. Burpee Thompson
rendered a violin solo. At a very early
hour the crowd broke up and the guests
departed. Those present were Misses Sa-
rah Shoemaker. Stella Ball, Ellen Hum
field. Minnie Floyd. Gertie Haskins. Eliz-
abeth Goodan, Myrtle Craig, Anna Hum
field Messrs. Beers Wells, Howard Wood
ward Edgar Haworth James Cox. Ell
mer Scriven, Professors Logan and Trues-
dell, Bdrpee Thompson and George Miller.
AN XMAS BOX
Last evening the freshman class Of the
Friends university met at ths home of
Miss Edna Shaw 1927 University aven'ie.
to have a good time before breaking up
for the holidays. Small silver sleigh
bells with the class colors were given as
souvenirs. After spending the greater part
of the evening old-time games. the re-
mainder was enjoyed in the pleasure of an
Xmas box All presents lad Ieen wrapped
in bundles with long strings attached, and
concealed behind d screen A the proper
moment each one took string and drew
the prizes. For the next half hour there
was noise enough TO he nsIrd for many
hooks until those Freshics became tired
of their horns whistlers and bells and
laid them aside. But they did not DO
this until they had decided to appear
Monday morning at chapel with all their
Xmas prese IL. Top corn al candy WIS
aivays wita'n easy rtacA. Those enjoy
ing this f wen perry Of the season
were Misses Martindale. Elaidsley, Ebby.
Motter. Krugan, Tomlnson, Shaw,
.nessrs. Kremp, Mitchell. Jackson, Jones.
JUNIORS WERE ENTERTAINED
The Senior class Of Friends gave their