The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-13

ent indications are more favorable than
for many years for good baseball nine.
| Almost all the men OF last year team
are here. Other players are in school.
who win make not the contest for PAGES
On the diamond. The manager is cores
| ponding with some VINO hope to enter
the second semester and do some bust
ness" at base ball. The boys are to get
to practice work shortly after the holi-
days
George Halt went to Guthrie last week
| December IS. the Choral Union renders
the Holy City" by Garel at the Opera
| House.
The orators are coming in large num-
| contest draws near.
Several Of the seniors lost their caps.
| The Freshmen. of course ,swiped them %
1 Class spirit runs high. Even the Props
| are taking It up.
The Lawton papers say the university
boys were tougher than they looked.
We guess that the university can claim
the championship for the territory now.
Territorial Normal.
Alva Normal, Dec. I2--1he senior ora
! tons this week were delivered by Mr..
Ohio Hiatt and Miss Grace Hays.
The Occident society met Tuesday after
noon and elected the following officers for
the next term: President, Miss Jessie
Nourse: vice president, Mr.. Ohio Hiatt;
secretary, Miss Annie Temple; treasurer.
Mr. Wallace Wilmott; marshal, Mr.. Will
fam Erdnnan; accompanies, Miss Ethel
Grove: ushers, Messrs. Stone and Crow
ley
The Orient society at its last meeting
elected as its officers for the coming year
the following persons: President, MIR.
]. M. Kelso; vice president, Miss Grace
Hayes; secretary, Miss Edna Kelly; mar
shall, Mr. Charles Hungerford; treasurer,
Mr.. Wyman Green; ushers, Messrs. Shay
and Murrow.
The normal will close on December Is
for the Christmas vacation and will not
reopen until January 5. The present in
dications point to a largely increased
enrolment for next term. Under Presi-
dent Conway's wise and able administra-
ton the school is becoming more and
more popular all the time and the day is
not far distant when another building
its students.
The Junior Reading circle had a very
interesting session at its last regular
meeting and the following program was
given:
subiect-John Greenleaf whittier's
Snowbound.
Roll Call-Quotations.
Winters Household-Miss Mable Nor
gan.
Description Of the Day-Miss Bertha
VOORHEES,.
Description Of the NightMr. Stanley
Spurrier.
The Second Day-Mr A. c. Wilson.
In Doors-Mr. Ansel Ernst.
Piano Solo-Miss Edna Kelly.
Character Sketch of the Father and
Mother-Miss Winnie Walton.
The Schoolmaster-Mr Karl Kendall.
Amusements of the Week.-Mrs. Claudia
Nourse.
CritIcs Report-Miss Caroline White.
The new opera chairs for the Normal
hall will be placed in position during the
Christmas holidays and will be ready for
use on the opening OF the winter ses-
sion in January.
The term examinations will be held on
tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of
next week. The first and second hour
classes wi. be examined on the first
day, the third and fourth hour classes on
the second day, and the nth and sixth
hour classes or the third day.
The Junior Reading circle was royalty
entertained at the home of Miss Bertha
VOORHEES, last week. The evening was
very pleasantly spent in games and other
amusements, and Miss Bertha proved
herself an adept in the art Of entertaining
The next meeting of the German club
will be held Monday afternoon, January
T. at 8 O'Clock in room II. President
Joern has arranged an excellent program
for that occasion and those who attend
will be well repaid for their trouble