The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06

WOOten led the sunday afternoon meet
ing The mid-week service "Wednesday
morning was led by Pref. Trueb!ood
with 1.-The Christian College Professor"
as his topic.
A reception for the football boys was
held in the college halls last evening.
More time and work in preparing for the
evenings entertainment was expended for
this reception than on any previous oc-
casion. The halls were deliberately draped
in the college colors and long garlands Of
scarlet flowers, numerous rugs, cosy cor
ners and palms made the reception hall
a very inviting place. The long corridor,
by means of profusion of football tro-
prizes, as penants, horns, canes. pictures
megaphones, headgear, shin-guards. etc,
Was turned into a football gallery y
row OF dolls dressed in the various eel
lege colcrs of the colleges that the team
have played this season we're arranged
and the students had great merriment
knocking them with balls, each doll count
Ing so many points. y very novel way
and one suitable to the occasion was plan
ned for partners for supper. The young
man threw a football over flag and Sc
cured for his partner the young lady
who was first successful in obtaining the
ball Refreshments were served in BAN
quot style. 4 number of toasts were
given by members of the faculty, Coach
Hess and some of the students. The songs
and yells also added greatly to the even
ing s enjoyment and everybody voted the
evening decided success.
Revival services at the university, con-
Quoted By Evangelists Mr.. and Mrs.
Frame of Ohio closed this week These
meetings were largely attended and re-
suited in higher appreciation by the
students of the spiritual help and advan-
tages at Friends. Mrs. Frame is an at
tractive and winsoIne orator. and Will al
ways be remembered for the influence Of
her sermons.
Dr. Kitchener gave a very instructive
and interesting talk on "Radium" at the
chapel on Thursday.
The class in logic was organized the
past week under the instruction of Pro-
fessor Jay. This is required work and the
class is quite large. Hysop's text has been
adopted.
Professor Gertrude Becker recited Long
fellows king Robert of Sicily in
very pleasing manner at Monday morn
ing's chapel.
Mr.. Clyde Nelson of Mulvane has been
a visitor the last week.
Considerable. repair work has been in
progress about the building during and
since the Thanksgiving vacation. The
heating apparatus is being enlarged and
windows refitted. 1t is the intention of
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tensive repairs and improvements upon
the building.
The class in "The Life of Christ" have
completed the first volume In this work
and have now commenced study on vol
ume two.
The Debating and Pratorical associa-
ton met Thursday to remodel the consti-
tuition and elect officers for the ensuing
year Heretofore the executive commit
tee has been composed of representatives
from the literary societies. Under the new
constitution the members of this CON-
mittee are now elected by the respective
college classes 1t is thought that the
new arrangement will be much more sat-
isfactory than the old IAN. The follow
ing officers were elected: President, Ed
gar JiaWOTtn, vice preSiCent Ell 1iiOLlp-
son; secretary, Marie Barker; treasurer.
Claude Holmes. The executive members
were elected by their respective classes on
Friday.
Mr.. Wilbur Thomas went to Burns,
Kan. last Sunday to hold his regular Sun
day morning and evening services. Mr..
Thomas spent some time in evangelist
work and it was by this means that he
was offered his present position. Mr..
Thomas left for Kansas City Friday,
where ne has been invited to speak today.
Miss Stafford. professor of German, or
ganiZed a social German club last Fri
day. All those who have had any Ger
man work and all students taking any
work in German this year are eligible. Of
ficers were elected and some very inter-
esting times are expected.
Miss Eta Berry, who has been sick at
her home in Conway Springs, is back in
school again this week.
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