The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-20
Wichita Colleges
8
Notes of Wichita's
Educational Institutions.
Fairmours College Notes.

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The musical recital given Monday even
ing by Professor Just, assisted by MISS
Hammer. pianist. and Mrs. Metcalf, read
or was we'll attended Mr. Just, who has
proven himself very fine artist in violin
music as well as d nabie teacher, was
given very enthusiastic reception by
those present; those who assisted in the
program We're also given a very appre-
ciatiye hearing.
All day Tuesday members of the Ii
brary held a stock collar sale in the new
Office OF the president. The sale was very
successful The members Of this organ
tzation have undertaken to properly fur-
nish the college office; about fifty dol
lars has already been expended for this
purpose.
Webster society held the regular cleo
tion Of. officers last Tuesday evening.
Those chosen were: President, Claude
Davis, '07: vice president, Harry Hershey
'o5; secretary, Overton Glenn, '07; treas
urer, Graham Foster, '06; reporter. w s.
Duncan, %: sergeant-at-arms, Win Day-
IS. '07.
Webster society is planning to make
an extensive collection of photographs of
former students of the college who have
won distinction in the various fields OF
collegiate activity and use them for dec
Grating Webster Hail. During the past
week the society made a purchase of a
very fine engraving Of Daniel Webster.
This picture has been hung over the
speakers desk.
Wednesday evening the Y NJ c. A. kept
IyalJ no
ing was in the nature of a social; only
the men OF the college were invited The
evening was spent n playing finch and
evening was spent playing finch and
other games. Brief addresses were made
by Professor S. A. marlborough and Sec
Rotary Fuller of the city association; DR..
S. S. Kingsbury, accompanied by Edwin
Wilcox, sang a solo. VIII Davis ana
Guy Findly, as reception committee, did
the honors for the assocnation; while an
other committee, consisting of Claude
Davis, Clarence Todd and Bliss Isely
served some very substantial refresh
ments.
BY recent act of the Athletic associa-
ton an official "F'' is to be conferred on
all college athletes participating in CIV
of the various teams. The football ''F''
is ten inches in length; the baseball "F'''
SIS ten inches in length; the one conferred
on track men, six inches. AT a meeting
of the athletic board held last Thursday
the Official football "F"' was conferred on
Che following men: VIII Davis, Graham
Foster, A. e. Softer. Charles Burton, Os-
car Hoop, Fred Burton, G. II. Russell,
Roy Kirk, C. c. Patterson James s.
Bates, j. a. Brown. B. B. Hedrick, c. S.
Lockwood and Harry Hershey. The ''F''
was also awarded TO the manager, w. w.
Stahl.
The holiday recess began at noon Satur-
day. Glasses will resume work on Tues
day morning, January 5, 1904. An eX-
tensive exodus has taken place.
Thursday evening -..rs. n. ]. harrison
gave a five-course supper to the men,
bers of the senior class. The members
Of the class greatly enjoyed the hospitali-
~ of Mrs. 4lorrison. h
Invitations are out announcing the an
nual senior reception. The reception will
be held at the home Of Irene Hall on
North Topeka, Friday evening, January
z. Members of the three lower college
classes and members of the faculty VIII
be the guests of the occasion
The December number of the Sunfiower
made its appearance during the week.
The number is well filed with news and
excellent short stories Thief ront cover
has an appropriate and unique design of
Q Christmas tree.