The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-26

The new students to enroll during the
week were Thos. Jensen, F. V. Smith.
Bertha Martin. Letta Osborn from To-
peka; P. G. Urchbied. Elmer Cline and
John F. Curtis
The college social Frida evening was a
grand success. Alarge number of past
and present students were in attendance.
One Of the finest literar and musical
programs ever given by the college was
rendered. as follows: Piano solo by Miss
Ethel Robins; short, impromptu talks by
all the members of the faculty, which
were very practical and to the point; reci-
tation by Miss Adele Roth; vocal solo.
Mrs. W. L. Thomas; recitation. Miss
Ethel Kasilo; piano Duet. Messrs. Deans
and Roberts. vocal solo, Miss Jessie
Southwen; piano solo, Miss Grace Bell;
recitation, Mr.. D. w. Cave; piano solo,
Miss Bird Garrison.
In very unique and interesting social
game called Hit or Miss" Mr.. Ralph
Carton won the first prize, The Hoosier
Schoolmaster. while Mr.. W. H. Pease
was awarded the BOBBY prize, a baby
rattle. Miss Hazel Dutton won first
prize for the ladies. a silver spoon en-
graved wv. c. c." while Miss Faye Hen
dirk won the BOBBY prize a small dunn.
Mrs Smith from South Haven called Sat
urday TO see her son, who is pursuing
the commercial course.
FazeI-Adams Business College Notes.
Mss Florence Putnam has accepted a
position as stenographer and bookkeeper
for the Harrington Grain company, of
this city.
Miss Ella Harrison is doing stenographic
work for E. H. Torrington. division
freight agent of the Santa Fe. during the
absence of Miss Bird Gilmore. the regu-
lar steEographer, who is taking yaca-
ton in Kansas City and Chicago.
Miss Leota Coleman accepted a position
as stenographer and bookkeeper for the
O'Keene Roller Mill company, O'Keene.
o. T.. during the week.
Mr. Clarence French, OF Winfield. who
spent several months in our bookkeeping
department during the summer, making
special preparation in civil service work,
called on Tuesday, while here taking the
civil service examination. Mr.. French is
a very bright young man and we feel
sure that he made creditable grade.
home Tuesday on account of sickness.
Mr.. Elmer Long returned from Kiowa
this week, where he had been several
days attending the races.
Mr.. Thad Long, Of Newton, is again in
school after an absence Of a couple Of
weeks on account of serious trouble with
his eyes.
Miss Ella Harrison enjoyed a visit from
her father on Monday.
Miss Margaret Jamiesons mother also
called Monday to visit her.
Miss Mary Lyman is doing special stem
ographic work at the Santa Fe Office.
Mr.. Burt Rogers is at present doing
shorthand for the Lopez Remedy COM
pany.
Mr.. Fred Goodwine, former student
OF the shorthand department. has Renter
ed this week to review his work and
make special preparation for railroad
work
Mr.. Frank Bennyworth, who is taking
court reporting work is now writing $50
words per minte continuously for twenty
minutes. and experiences no difficulty in
reading back his notes
On Friday evening after o'clock the
students all gathered in the shorthand
department and discussed the matter of
field colors and caps for the school. The
vote was unanimously in favor of royal
blue and scarlet, and the list of those who
wished caps showed about 100 numbers.
The caps will be ordered Immediately
through the firm of Herman & Hess. All
old students who wish caps can procure
the same from this firm.
The new students enrolled for the week
are as follows: Miss Edna Ingram. Miss
Mayme Burke, Miss Bertha Hardesty,
Miss Mabel Crane. and Messrs. J. W.
Baker. F. D. Campbell c. NJ Sandusky,
Carl Stark, Leo. T. Marker, Clyde Cush-
man. Henry L. Suderman.
Professors F. A. and W w Hibarger
are spending Saturday and Sunday in
Newton and vicinity visiting friends and
taking in the street fair.
Miss Anna Brown. Miss Ada Price and
Mr.. J. W. Baker were called to do some
special work for Judge Babb at the Com
moner Office on Saturday