The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-27
Wichita Colleges
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Notes of Wichita's
Educational Institutions.
Friends, University Notes.


The students OF the music and voice cul
ture department gave recital on Mon
day evening in Russell Hall. This is the
first public entertainment that has beer
given this year and great interest wa:
taken in it, The attendance was good
and those present showed much apprecia-
ton of the different numbers. The first
number, THE MILL was played In very
pleasing manner by Miss Mona Rucker
Miss Halle Crawford sung MidliE gers
..Serenade" with clear and sweet tones
1.-The Charge of the Uhlaus," duet, by
Misses Isabella and Francis Grier. was a
very brilliant number; the solo, "All in d
Garden Fair sung by Mr.. Clyde Gle
was well received; Miss Norma Morris
gave a good rendition of Rheinbergers
1.-The Chase In the last number, a
"Nortwine" and 'Valse,' from Chopin
Miss Halle Crawford showed true in
depreciation Of the two selections and
played in her usual entertaining manner
Miss Mamie Barker has been seriously
I'll the past week with nervous prostra-
ton.
Professor Castro of Stella Academy,
Oklahoma, led the Sunday afternoon meet
ing Of the Y. NJ. c. a. Mr.. Castro is in
Wichita for the holidays.
Professor A. Z. Jones will spend the
vacation visiting friends and relatives in
Jewell county, Kansas. Professor Trues
dell has gone TO Sterling to visits his
mother. Professors Daisy Dixon, Ger
trude Becker and Edith Davis are visit
ing in Lawrence; Professor Stafford at
Hutchinson and Professors Laura Kirby
Cox, Trueblood and Jay remain in the
city.
Mrs. Arthur Reams and daughters, who
have been staying with her sister, Edna
Shaw at Prairie Cottage, left Monday for
their home in Kalamazoo Michigan.
Mr.. Thaddeus Shinn, a former student,
was renewing old acquaintance last
Wednesday.
Mr. Oliver Rich, a last years student
who is home from Chicago for the holi-
days. was out to the college last week.
Mr.. Rich is studying medicine this year.
He brings remembrance from the F. L.
students, Henry Palmer, Cecil Howes,
Henry Lamphi and Professors Mr.. and
Mrs. Williams, TO their old friends and
class mates at Friends.
Miss Edna Shaw will spend the vacation
visiting Miss Eva Barlow at ST Louis
Messrs Samuel Davidson. Homer Da-
Wis, Ernest Andrew. Adelbert Andrew,
Virgil Davis and John Hill returned to
their homes at Eudora, Kansas. for the
holidays.
The Ladies Choral Club, under the d.
rection of Professor Gertrude Becker,
gave two selections at Wednesday morn
ing chapel.
Mr. c. E Parker will spend his vaca-
ton with Mr.. Samuel Senter at Clear
water.
Rev. George, who his charge of the
Friends Mission in the north part of
Wichita, gave very interesting and in
structive chapel talk on Tuesday morn
ing.
Professor Casio directed band practice
on Tuesday evening. Mr. Casio has great
ability as n director ana IS also n COM
poser of band music, some of his selec-
tons having been played by Sousa's
band. The band boys were very glad of
this opportunity of having a practice IN
der his direction.
The November number of the Universi-
ty Bulletin was issued this week. 1t con-
tains official announcements, comments