The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-29
Wichita College
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Notes Of WicF1ita's
Educational Institutions.
Paramount College Notes.

Paramount College Notes.
The annual Thanksgiving game was the
most stirring event Of the week. 1t wa;
q Paramount victory. Score:
Paramount. II; Friends. 5.
The teams were we'll mated and both
played splendid ball. Friends made the
first score, winning touchdown in the
first half Paramount failed to score dur
ing the first half. but won the game by
brilliant playing in the second half.
The day was ideal in every particular,
warm, with scarcely breat oh air mov-
ing. The attendance was the best in the
history of these games between Fair
mount and Friends. Foster and Softer
each made q touchdown for Paramount;
Davis kicked goal. DR.. Scales of Mt
a Hope served as referee; Charles Wiley of
Nickerson, umpire; Professor NJ c. Ware
ham, Hneman; Ed. Vail and Sam Hess,
time keepers.
The Paramount athletic field was a very
pretty sight. From 1,500 10 1900 people,
decorated in the respective colors of the
rival teams, were on the grounds cheer
ing on their favorites.
To Manager Stahl much credit is due in
getting the ground in such fine condition
and in providing ample accommodations
<rfor the great crowd of spectators. Ii
brarian I. Ii. Morrison led the cheering
for the Paramount rooters, and Gabriel
dIinman led the singing. After the game
the team was given a fine feast at Hol-
yoke cottage.
The season has been very successful
for the college team. The scores made
at the various contests resulted in to-
tai of 12e points for Paramount as against
26 for her opponents. The course by
games is as follows:
Paramount, 0; Cooper. 5. Fairmount, 10;
Wellington. o. Paramount so; Chillocco. 6.
Paramount, SO; Wesleyan, 0. Paramount,
il; Kingn.her 0. Paramount, 5; Oklaho-
ma university, IL. Paramount, 6; Cooper,
o. Fafrmount, IL; Friends, s.
Webster society is having some very
Interesting meetings. The program last
Tuesday evening is herewith given
Current Events. Guy II. Findly
The Eastern Question. 80. Burton st. John
Parliamentary Drill. Leader, Claude Davis
''Extempo" hes.......-..-...........
........... Will Davis, Graham Foster
Debate-Question: Resolved that Cana
wards tie United States. Affirmative,
Bliss Isely, Clarence Todd. Negative,
Graham Foster. Roy j. Kirk.
VIII Davis. Overton Glenn and Claude
Nelson served as judges, giving their de-
cision in favor Of the affirmative. Charles
G. Isely, of the class of 'G2, was present
and was called out for a speech. The
following have recently been taken into
the society: w. r. Duncan, c. A. Cole,
w. N James, q. Wetmore, C. c. Patter
terson. Harry Sloan, Verne McCluggage.
The Fairmount band made its first ap-
pearance at the football game Thursday.
The band was organized through the in
terest of Mr.. T. d. Mum and Gordon
Tompkins. The members of the band are
Gordon Tompkins, Jacob Ems, Paul
Ems. Earl Ross. Verne McCIuggage, Leo
Copplin, Lou Price, Lee Bowers. VIII
Harrington. Ed Voigt. Boenish, Roy
Dewing, George Ritter. Linn Stewart.
The Freshman class were entertained
last Saturday evening by Lock Davidson
at his home on North Lawrence. 1t was
the occasion of the first class dinner and
was greatly enjoyed by the freshes. The
members of the class very much appre
ciated the generous hospitality of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. /. Davidson.
Wednesday at o'clock Miss. Grace Doty
Of SedgWick was married to Edwin Bur-
ton. Both young people were members
of the class of 1903. The wedding was a
quiet one, although a number of college
friends were present. Mr.. and Mrs. 7. E.
Burton will be at home on Pattie avenue
after December II
The Paramount collegians are enjoying a
brief holiday. Glasses will resume regu-
lar work on Tuesday.
The library has received several inn
portant books during the week. Among
these are the following: THE Viking
Age two volumes, by Paul Du Chaillu;
Letters and Addresses of Abraham Lin
coln;' Life of Wilbur Fisk, by Prentis;
statistical Atlas of the Twelfth Census"
Miss Hammer and Professor Just. men,
hers Of the musical faculty, assisted in
the musical program given by Signor Fa-
biani at the Toler. Tuesday evening