The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-11
Wichita Cole ges
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Notes of Wichita's
Educational institutions.


Paramount College Note-
The faculty recital BY the school o
music was the most notable event Of tn
week. The recital proved q great sue
cess. The chapel was crowded to its. ut
most capacity The program RENDERED
was as follows:
PIANO AND VIOLIN.
..sonata in A. Major. opus. 10. ."
.........-....-.. Beethoven
Allegro Observation-Disclosures place
vole
Miss Marie Hammer and Professor Just
PIANO
ca "Polonaise in c sharp Minor
......................-.... Chopin
d. Chant Polonais'' ..-.--... Chop-i'-Lisz'
Miss Marie Hammer.
VOCAL.
''The n King ....-.....-...-..--- S1AIoeI'
Director Henberger.
VIOLIN
Concerto in Minor, Opus s.
...................... G .Goldmark
First Movement-Allegro Moderate.
Professor just.
(s) "Nocturne in Sharp Major
........-.....-......-..--. j>arsaiioii
(b) "Improvisotion' ...---..---- NJ icI'o" e!
&c, SHADOW Dance $3.50. MacDoweD
Miss Marie Hammer.
VOCAL.
ca "Four-Leaf Clover ....--.-....H aWiey
6b Morse Lullaby ..............C Carpenter
&c, -Nita Grana" Toreador Sereaade
................. Dekoven
Director Enenberger.
VIOLIN.
"Suite in c Major ...------......-J. Huoay
Idyl and Intermezo.
Professor Just.
President Morrison Mrs. Morrison and
Professor Solandt We're absent Monday
and Tuesday attending the local assoeia-
ton Of Congregational churches, which
was held this year in Maize. Professor
solanat delivered the introductory ad-
dress.
Tuesday morning Rev. Dr.. Fiaeld, pas
ter Of the First Congregational church OF
Kansas City, No. visited the college
DR.. Fifeld delivered very delightful
address to the student body. Choice OF
Occupation" was his theme.
The sad death of Mrs. II. J. Harding
occurred this week Mrs Harding, for a
number Of years, has been a very active
and helpful member Of the Woman s
Board of Folyoke cottage.
Miss Adams, state secretary of the
Young Womans Christian Association,
was at Paramount on Tuesday. She had
a meeting with the young women Of the
college and conferred with the officers
of the local association, planning with
them the work for the year.
Chhord Cole, 'oi. has been absent a
major part of the week, attending The
annual state meeting OF the representa-
tives of the Christian church. This con
vention was held at Newton.
The college has had a large number Of
visitors during the past week. Eliza
beth Shattuck. Eleanor Graves, I@nette
T'urley. of the class of 1898 and Mrs
Blanche Houston Cook Of 1852, were
among the Visitors; also Mrs Bertha
Cook Larson OF last years freshman
class.
The seniors have chosen their officers
for the year. They are as follows; Ilet-
tie Campbell, president; Clarence Todd,
vice-president; Vera Knickerboeker. sec
Rotary; c. W. Milton. custodian OF class
property.
The question for the intercollegiate dc
bate with Winfield has been selected AMI
VIII involve discussion of the trust
problem. Clarence Todd, Gland Nelson,
and Vera Knickerbocllcr constitute the
debating committee. The debate VIII
This year occur in Wichita.
The college is now supplied with an ade-
quate number of new hydro-carbon high
pressure lamps. The lamps were secured
through the generosity of Mr. ". c. Cole
man.
Mrs. l. s. Carter visited the college
on Thursday and spoke briefly ut the
chapel. Mrs. Carter has always been an
active friend of Fairmount
AR g. 5. Lockwood Of DuQuoin entered
Tho academic department \ number OF
new students have also enrolled in the
SCHOOL Of music.
October the football team played the
Sumner county high school team on the
Iairmount sridirou. The game proved
very spirited contest The score was 20
20 in favor Of Fairmount