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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-08

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Iriced attractions in the west The com
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Frienda, University Notes.

The class in English Literature of the
19the century are studying Robert Burns.
The Davis lyceum at a recent meet
ing voted funds for the purchase of a
fine electric clock for the library. By this
clock all class bells will be regulated.
The debaters are busy at work prepar-
ing for the coming contest.
Work on the new gymnasium has be-
gun. The room to be finished is on the
basement floor and is of the same size as
Russell hall, which is just above it.
Histor yof education is one of the in
teresting courses this term. This is a
library and lecture course based on Cub
berly's Syllabus.
Mr.. Albert Young has been detained
from school the past week by illness.
The members of the Ethics class have
been having some lively discussion re-
Gently
Mr.. Perry Haddler, a former student
OF the University, is in town over Sun
day. He is, this year. state superintend-
ent of Christian Endeavor work in the
Friends church of the state.
Professors Francisco and Harold have
been very busy the past week, preparing
night in Russell hall The music school
has been doing good work again this
year. The six pianos belonging to the
college are in constant use. while many
students practice away from the build
ing.
Mr.. Herman Newman, class of 1902 has
kindly remembered Friends university
by sending some books for the library
Mr.. Newman is this year assistant edi-
tor of the American Friend. the official
Taper OF the church, published in Phila-
delphia.
Good reports are received of the work
being done by the various graduates of
Ine university. Mr. Gordon Oldham is
attending Johns Hopkins university of
Chicago. Several graduates both of nor
NAL and college departments, are teach
ing
The following is the program given last
night by the school of music:
Observation-Disclosures ...... Lacome
College Chorus.
ta) Romance ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Tours
(b) Rigaudon Op 81. No 6 -. Won Wilm
Misses Alta Howard and Fay Stubs.
(a) The Mission of a Rose $500. Cowen
W. NOCtuIne .-----..-.-....-.-..... DenZ3
MIR. John Charles.
hurmuring Zephyrs Jensen Nieman
Miss Nella May Benton
Ch9rus-Jack and jim ........... Caldicott
College Chorus
ta) Eiegy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Gade
OBJ Nalse Arabesque .........-.....- Lack
Miss Gladus Hathaway.
tap The Violet .....-.......-......-.. Black
o. a Winter Lullaby 49,. De Koven
Miss Waldena Martfndale.
tal traumerei ...---.--...-.... Schumann
(b) Mazurka ............--.... Leschetisl1y
Miss Minnie Bickel.
tt SPINNING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Cowcn
(b) Mer / a Gard'n er ......... Chaminade
Miss Edythe Ely
Ca Wiegenlied ..................... Bohm
tpl 1ntefmezzo ---..----..--..--.-.. Bohm
i. J. Francisco. W. X. Thomas.
ta) The Nightingale's Song -. Nevin
90 You are Mine .,............ De Koven
Miss Fay Stubs
Damascus Triumpha1 March CNaa-
mani --.---------...-.-.-..-.... Costa
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Wichita Colleges
Paramount College Notes.
Notes of Wichita's
Educational Institutions.

paramount SOilS9S NoAe
The past week has been marked by sew
eral important social events THURSDAY
afternoon the Young Woman's Christian
Association gave the yearly spread
Forty-three members were present aho
enjoyed an excellent feast Ehe dinner
was followed by the election of ofticecIs
for the ensuing year.
Fololwing is a list of the young women
who will serve the Y. w. c. A. as the
official staff for the next twelve months
President Blanche Imboden; vice-presi-
dent. Helen Williamson; recording secre-
tary. Hettie Campbell; corresponding sec
retarv. Clara, Fees: treasurer, Blanche
Cup
Friday evening the Junior annual recep-
tion occurred. This function was held at
the home of Dean Isely. The juniors en-
tertained their guests in delightful
manner. introducing some very taking
hits" in their program of entertainment.
An elaborate lunch was served.
Members of the collegiate department
and of the faculty were the guests.
Last night, at the home of Miss Irene
Hall on North Topeka. occurred the an
nuaI entertainment of the sophomore
class. This reception was in the nature
OF a Valentine party. Cupid's hearts and
darts were much in evidence. All en-
loved themselves The keen but good
natured rivalry between the sophomore
and junior classes gave added spice to the
occasion.
The freshmen, through the courtesy OF
Frank Van Buskirk enjoyed a glorious
sleigh ride last Friday evening. A num-
Der of the senior girls chaperoned the
party.
DIR. C. S. Sargent has resumed his
course of weekly lectures at the college,
Last Y, ednesday he discoursed on Friend
ship.
Guy Levy. a member of the junior class,
suffered a severe accident last Saturday
While engaged in athletic exercises MS
right kknee was dislocated. He will be
confined to his room for several weeks.
Miss Hattie Roach was a college visi-
tor yesterday.
President Morrison was called to Spring
field. Mo-. during the latter portion of the
week on account of serious illness of his
sister.
At meeting of the Athletic associa-
ton. held on Saturday, w. w. Stahl, OF
the senior class. was elected baseball
manager; Fred Blazer of the freshman
class, was elected manager of the track
team.
President Kirk of the association also
appointed a committee, consisting of VIII
Lam Davis, Guy Findly and Arthur Yield
ing. who wewre instructed to call on the
president and trustees of the college, in
reference to gymnasium
The library club will observe their usual
custom of having on sale during the sec
ond week in February both candy and
valentines. These articles will go on sale
at the college.
Mrs. Alice Crowell. of Brooklyn, n. Y,
Through her friend Mrs. n. j. Morrison,
sent a check of $50 for the purchase of
@ piano for Holyoke cottage.
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ing OF cocoa. waters and lemon cookies
which had been made and baked By Miss
Rcdding's class in the Kindergarten dur
ing the morning session. All felt that
they had spent a delightful afternoon
A SURPRISE.
Last Friday morning a majority of the
patrons Of the West Side kindergarten
braved the snow storm and gave Miss
Shuts a pleasant surprise during her
| morning session of the Kindergarten.
After an hour spent in watching with
interest the free and happy children in
their work. Miss Shuts was Informed
that the occasion was one in her honor.
and well filed baskets were brought
from the vestibule where. until then.
they had been concealed. and the con-
tents were spread upon several tables
placed in the center of the room. The
circle having been enlarged TO admit the
visitors, Mrs. B. F. Mclean with a few
words of appreciation of the excellent
work Miss Shuts is doing. presented her
with the souvenir guile containing the
names OF all the children in the kinder
garten. Miss Shuts made a graceful
response, saying she had been complete
ly surprised and appreciated the gift
more than she could express. The lun-
cheon which followed was enjoyed by ALL
Mrs. Williams Pupils.
The pupils Of Mrs. Anna Williams held
a very pleasant club meeting at the home
of Mary Esther vermilion yesterday af-
ternoon. y drill in DeIsarte was led by
Lillian Johnson, paper on the life of
Beethoven was read by Anita Ashenfei-
ter and the club very much enjoyed the
presence of Miss Clara Verrnilion. pupil
of Mrs Hays. who participated in the
exercises. Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Verm. -on and a general good time
enjoyed. The following piano program
was rendered:
Waltz .......................... Garlitt
Irene Uitch.
Failing Snow ....-......--...... Chittenden
Mary Esther Vermilion.
Duet Observation-Disclosures. Els Waltz
Anita Ashenfelter. Mrs. Williams.
Amusements ............-.......... Garlitt
Gladys Magill.
LANDER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Schubert
Gladys Williams.
La Premiere Dansense .....--- Zitterbart
Lillian Johnson. Mrs. Williams.
Valse, E minor ................... Chopin
Vera Williams
Clara Vermilion.
At Evening, Contentment, Cradle
Song Presser
Mary Esther Vermilion, Mrs. Williams.
Solfeggio OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Bach
Polish Dance ..-.....--......:....... Thorne
Luella Herb.g.
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College Chorus.
Lewis Academy Notes.

The new classes for the last half OF
the year are full and under full Roadway.
The Mental Arithmetic class is very
enthusiastic.
The class in Philosophy Of Education IS
beginning 10 wear knowing look. Why ?
Next June win give the answer.
Pharmaceutists and metallurgists are
watching their crucibies ana glasses
carefully. while the photographers VIII
soon be able to so develop negatives as
20 make pictures that will be an i'm
provement on the appearance of the sub
5ect.
Colds coughs. wheezes and cases of
grip. with an occasional case OF pneu-
monia are very fashionable at present.
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West Side Kinderoarten.

A delightful afternoon. few days ago.
was spent by the patrons and friends
of the West Side Mission Kindergarten,
viii responded TO the invitation OF the
superintendent. Miss Shuts. to attend
the quilting OF Ihe children's souvenir
guilt. About half OF those present had
not visited the kindergarten. 4 practical
demonstration OF the methods and pur-
poses of the work was given by Miss
Shuts. by having each patron present
represent her child IN the games OF the
kindergarten. After being assigned to
their proper tables. under the different
assistants. each class took its turn at
quilting. while the others had the tast-
ing. feeling and smelling tests; also
classification test this test consisting OF
sorting 4 large variety OF seeds The
lack OF training Of the senses revealed in
these games as well as the bewilderment
of these grown up representatives in
trying TO interpret and carry o1t what
the plano says" in the games OF the
circle. would have made the children
laugh had they been present 10 witness
the performance However II well Illus
trated the careful and practicable train
ing they receive IN the Kindergarten
When the quilt was completed I; was
unique and pretty. II was made from
fine worsteds donated by 4 tailor. each
mother psecing a block and working in
the center her chiid's name and age In
bright colcred SILK. 50 that these when
joined into the quilt contain the name
and age OF every child n the kinGeryar-
ten last year and this. IL was decided
privately among the visitors present that
the ten dollars AT which the Quilt was
valued should be raised among them
selves and the other patrons, and the
quilt presented TO Miss Shuts
Dainty luncheon was served consist
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At THE ToLER MONDAY NIGHT
The management takes piezEure n AZ
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yesxse FarrsB. and her ozn select cors-
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meat os ave lights 90 No.dzy. Febru-
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FazeLAdams Business College Notes

Miss Zetta Montgomery, who has taken
both the bookkeeping and shorthand
courses, was called by long distance tele-
phone on Monday to fill a position as
bookkeeper and stenographer for p. H.
Pelkey, contractor and builder, of Win
field
, en-j.-lqviho 'F-qcouT phonErA OINNNN
Fred Goodwine formerly of the short
hand department, has accepted a position
as stenographer for the Mo P. r. R. Co
Prof. Fazel received letter this week
from Miss Mae Myers. who is at present
holding a position at La Junta al a salary
CT $40 per month. One was also received
from Miss Urah Loomis of Dallas, Tex,
stating that she is filling a position at 81
Fer week, six hours per day.
Curt Hurst and Frank Schubert, of the
shorthand department, started for Pres
colt, Ariz., on Tuesday. Mr.. Hurst goes
10 look after some mining stock in which
he has an interest.
Miss Bertha Johnson of the shorthand
department, is doing special stenographic
work for the Deal G. Trent Lumber COM
pany, of this city.
Miss Florence Greenlee. a former stud
ent filling a position with a responsible
firm in Sterling. her home town.
Ernest Patton, of the actual business
department returned to school on Mon
day, after a week spent in visiting with
his mother. near Newton.
The pictures of the football team which
were taken some time ago, have arrived.
They are a tribe dark, but are a good
piece Of work
Guy Levy. of the bookkeeping depart
ment. had the misfortune to fall and tear
the ligaments Of his knee, so as to neces-
state his absence from school for several
weeks
The Misses Alice and Florence Derrick,
of the shorthand department. were very
much grieved on Tuesday to hear of the
death of lifelong friend. They have
the sympathy of the whole school in their
bereavement.
s. W. Fox, former student. called
Wednesday. He is at present stenog-
rapher for the Nevling Milling company.
of this city.
George Barnes. of the shorthand depart
ment. has accepted position as stem
ographer for Mr.. Edwards. of the Orient
The school pins ordered several weeks
ago. have arrived and one can be seen on
nearly every W. B. c. student. They are
in the shape OF shield with the letters.
W. b. c.. engraved on the front
Prof. Temple has been putting in his
spare minutes grading the examination
papers OF the wonld-bc teachers
Mr.. Bert Watrus, editor Of the Woods.
County News. Carmen. o T. called We'd
nesdsy 10 see his friend. r. D. McAIlis-
ter. of the actual business department.
E =. James. Of the actual business de-
partment. quit on Thursday TO begin
spring work We are thinking from the
snow that he viii have TO return and let
things thaw out little first
As announced three weeks ago. valer-
tine social Will he held in our rooms on
the evening OF February Is. The following
h..
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| II a student cannot sneeze In proper
| style, said student is not in our set
/ Thee class pictures of the class OF %
| are now being distributed by Mr. Burd-
| sail and are very good.
The Academy News appeared this week
and is as full of information and fun as
an egg is full of meat
| Mr. j. A. McE,lhaney. the efficient Gus
todian of our building, is spending
week with some of his brothers and sis
/. tiers in Arkansas. During his absence
Mrs. John Partott, who for SO many
years was in charge of the property is
substituting in Mr.. McElhaneys place
All departments ares fully attended IN
spite of colds and grip
! The intermediate department is drill
| ing an rohearsing to participate In
rhetorical exercises in the chapel some
| Thursday morning soon.
Pen sketching is popular now in Miss
Kings studio and some fine work is be-
ing displayed.
II the reader will please call he or she
can see how things are progressing.
Wichita Commercial College Notes.
The father and mother of Mr.. Selfridge.
who is pursuing the shorthand course,
made him happy surprise last Satur-
day by calling upon him at the college.
Their home is at Woodward, o. 7.
Mr. Paul Dean returned to school
Monday after several months absence.
Mr. Allen of wellington called to see
his son, Ralph, who is taking the short
hand course, on Tuesday.
Df
Newton, Kan, made pleasant call the
fore part of the week. Rudolph and his
brother took the commercial course two
years ago and are now running very
successful grocery store in Newton.
Rev. Thos. B. Lawrence, who has
son pursuing the commercial course,
made social call during the week.
Mr.. Richardson of the commercial de-
partment went to his home at Anthony
on Friday. He will return soon.
M. and Mrs. Hupp of Newton called
Thursday to see their daughter, who is
pursuing the shorthand course.
Mr. George Fuller, secretary Y. NJ. c.
A, gave very fine talk at Thursday
morning chapel exercise. 1t was highly
appreciated by all.
Mr. A. c. Golden, a pupil of Prof. Rob
ins about twelve years ago, and two of
called Thursday. They were interested
in the fine stock sale.
Prof. DeHaven gave two Of a series of
talks on the history of commerce at the
morning exercises, during the past week.
They were highly appreciated by all the
students and techers.
The following old students made calls
during the week: Messrs. ]. F. Potts, E.
l.. Smith and Misses Mabel Kerr, Nellie
Nay and Annie Duffield.
Mr. II. V. Butcher, a former student of
Prof. Robins more than twenty years
ago, now of Coldwater, Kan, made a
social call Friday afternoon.
Miss Maude Washer, assistant principal
of the shorthand department gave very
interesting literary puzzle at Monday
morning chapel exercises.
The college quartette, composed of
Messrs. March, Mcdaniel. Price and
Evans. sang a most excellent selection
at Friday morning chapel.
The following students have enrolled
during this month: F. r. Ryland, Lulu
High. Gertrude Mark Matte wilkins,
Frank Gard, Mabel Fetrow and Marguer-
tie Balm.
Miss Selfridge of Woodward, o. T.,
called Saturday to visit her brother, who
is taking the shorthand course.
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the evening. Everybody is cordially well
| come.
| Miss Bessie Young. of the shorthand de-
| partment. did special stenographic work
/; for Mr.. Burns. manager of the Robert
Browning Theatrical company
A fashlight photograph was taken OF
the orchestra Wednesday evening after
practice 1t is said by those who. have
seen it. that it is splendid piece of work
Miss Inez Barkalow is spending Sunday
at Rose Hill and Mr.. Greenfield at his
home at Burton.
| Estudio Espanol. The class in Spanish
at the Business college. under the direc-
ton of Prof. Todd, and assisted by Mr.
Chas. Meyers, is making most excellent
progress. Great interest is manifest in
the study and new members are added
from time to time. An evening class is
talked of in addition to the one now in
progress which is in session from to s
p. m.
New students this week are: Anna
Lenker, Waiter Clark, Bessie Matthews.
Wilbur Loveland, Geo. A. Fry. Ray Led
gerwood, Mrs. R. H. Keagy, H. B. Welsh,
Maud Miller, Mrs. Harriet Christy.
Robert Carter.
Sickner Conservatory fyctes.
George Huff was entered in the piano
school this week, taking his first lesson
of Mr.. Sickner Saturday.
Saunders Rouse is another addition to
the rapidly growing mandolin school.
which bids fair to become one of the
strongest departments of the conserva-
tory.
several changes and transfers have
been made in the mandolin clubs during
the past week Special rehearsals are
being held for the music to be furnished
at the Masonic grand lodge and A. o. U.
w. convention to be held in Wichita this
month.
Hey Jobes. pupil in the piano depart
ment, has gone to Kansas City for a visit
with friends.
The mandolin pupils were highly graft
fed with the Siegel concert Saturday
evening The exhibition OF skill and rare
musical effects were a strong incentive
to faithful practice.
The heavy fall of snow Friday after
noon detained a portion of the students
from the weekly recital, but good in
terest was manifest and the following
program given:
Musical Bric-a-Brac .......A. w. Sickner
Piano-A Day of Sunshine. Alloys Hennes
Miss Kate Herrig.
Piano-The Two Larks 49,. .Lescheltzka
Miss Parkhurst.
vocal-The Nightengale's Song. ...Nevin
Miss Emma Franck.
Apotommas, the Harpist ................
Miss Ada Helm.
Violin-Think of Me CWaltz) ........Neke
Miss Ada Sickner.
Piano-Andante from Noctourne No.
II Observation-Disclosures. CHOPIN
Miss Marguerite Bliss
Paper-The Concert Organ of the
Miss Orpha Richardson.
Piano-Minuet, OPP. ........ Edward Grieg
Mr.. Herbert Hatfield.
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CITY REGULATOR

Chauncey Depew always did have
high opinion OF Senator Hoar. but his ad-
r.iratson wszs much Increased few days
ago. The New Yorker was presiding IN
the Senate temporarily when Nr. Hozr
Vas speaking on the trusts Ia the course
Of his remarks the aged Massachusetts
man said: You Mr. President although
a young man. can remember etc cs<sn-
c<y hiusfed and everybody else sn1ssd
broadly.
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After the program the valentines viii
be distributed through a pos,c<sce ar
ranged for that purpose. The entertain
rnent COMMITTEES win serve refreshments
for that purpose The entertainment COM
mittee VIII serve refreshments drought
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