The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-27
Wichita Colleges
Paramount College Notes.
Notes Of WiehitA's
Educational Institutions.

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Paramount College Notes.
The affairs at Paramount have beer
moving very swiftly during the past
week. Students, new and old, have ad-
justed themselves for the duties OF the
year and all are working hard.
Among the arrivals of the week are
Charles Cooke and William Dyer of Free
port, Philip Drum of Valley Center and
oornel1a K. Vail of Wichita
The Greek department is making q
very fine showing in its collegiate classes.
Large classes have been organized for
the study of Herodotus and the Attic
Orators. class has also been organ
lied by Dr. g. S. Kingsbury for the study
of New Testament Greek.
The membership of the senior and
freshman classes has already been re-
ported. The following students have en-
rolled in the junior class: Clifford A.
Cole, Wichita; J. c. Engel, Centerview,
Mo-; Clara NJ. Fees. Georgia F. Graves,
Gabrielle Human and Blanche 8. limbo
den. Wichita; Charles c. Patterson,
Jamestown. O.; Christie Rhodes and
Mary Rhodes. Maize; Harry Hershey.
Kechi.
The following students have entered
the sophomore class: Minnie Blazer.
wichita; Charles Burton, Oatville; Nan
B. Congdon, Sedgwick; Helen Cosson.
Wichita; Blanche Culp. Kechi: Graham
Foster, Freeport; Charlaine Furley,
Wichita: Grace r. Harxett, Sedgwick;
Elizabeth M. Hodgson, Latham; Bliss
Isely, Fairview: Lulu L. Kaufman, Les
lie Kniokerbocker, Wichita; Claude Mel
son. Clearwater; Harry B. Ross, Cald-
well; G. H. Russell. Daugloss; Marjorie
Sellers Bridgeport. o. t.; May Skidmore.
Burton H St. John and CIorine Wood
cock, Wichita.
Rev; Mr.. Cassidy. pastor of the First
Baptist church, was a college visitor
on Tuesday.
Boyd Hance. from Canadian, Texas, il
one of the late arrivals and belongs to
the list of those coming from distant
states. In this state should also be men
toned Mary Gavett. from Sandstone,
Mich, and Charles Patterson, from
jamestown, o.
The School of Music II growing daily
in numbers ana In enthusiasm. The
Mems 0lee club was organized during
the week beginning work with nearly
twenty members. The total membership
Of the club win probably be limited to
twenty.four. All students of the college
whose voices are acceptable to Prof Ell
lenberger ara eligible to membership.
The membership is free.
The Woman's Gkee club has received
some new members. Both clubs. under
the able direction OF Prof. Ellenberger
will soon give an account Of themselves
by taking part IN some public exercises.
The Choral society now meets at 1918
each Wednesday and is given full right
of-way by all college departments.
The new concert grand piano is being
anxiously awaited by the department.
This instrument will have its first USE
in the Introductory recital OF the musical
faculty This recital will probably occur
on Thursday of the second week in Oc-
tober and will be brilliant affair.
The first meeting of Webster occurred
on the 18th. The meeting was business
session Several vacancies were filled.
q. Wetmore was elected to the position
of reporter, and Clifford Cole, vice-presi-
dent.
On Friday Clifford Cole of the junior
class addressed the Young Mems Chris
ton Association of the college. In his
address he related his experiences a. the
great meetings held at Lake Geneva dur
ing the summer.
Thursday morning a large number of
the women of the college assembled In
Sorosis hall and organized a basket ball
club Two teams will be formed.
A fine tennis court has been made for
the use of the young ladies residing at
Holyoke cottage. The faculty members
also have a tennis court and have been
playing strenuous games every afternoon
of the past week.