The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-25
Wichita Colleges
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Notes of Wicaita's
educational institutions.
Fairmount COLLEGE Notes.

was played on the college grounds, b'
tween SaIlna Wesleyan team and Fan
mount Although the visitors were de
fea5edr they played ganleiy to- the en'
They had a splendid lot of men, bu
showed the lack Of competent coach
training Hunter, Nesmith and r. Cow
den played best for the visitors III
score was SO to in favor of dartmouth
Friday the Fairrnount Fam left to pla.
Kingfisher college at Kinshsher. o. T
Saturday the 24th. and Oklahoma univer
sity, Monday the 18th The lineup VII
be Davis, Hediick, Kirk, Peterson, Sot
ter. Burton, Hoop, Gates, Foster, Brown
Stahl, Means and Nelson. The individual
players all are in good repairs, ana NJ
doubt viii win new victories, as the fine
weather has been favorable to practice.
Miss Else NeIson and Miss Georgia
Graves attended. the state convention Of
the Y. ". c.. x. at Baker university
Baldwin, Kansas. There were 153 dele
gates present. Our delegates gave re-
port at the Y. " c. A. Friday. 1t is
expected that the convention VIII be held
in Wichita next year
Howard Dutton Of Kipgman, Kan, and
Miss Pearl B. Bailey of Wichita, have
registered as students.
Our street cars now run without change
to the corner Of Main and Douglas every
half hour. The new arrangement is very
pleasing TO all. The car company is al
ways very good in furnishing extra ser
vice when requested to do so.
Rev. Mr.. Cassidy of the Baptist church,
Wichita, gave a very fine address before
the Y NC. n. at their regular meet
ing Friday
Prof marlborough has had a number
of improvement made in the chemical
laboratory and is busy arranging the
minerals. His department is very popu-
lar with the students.
Miss Clough and Miss Ruth Levin left
Wednesday for Plainfiefd, n II. They
We're called to Miss Levin's home there
to attend the funeral OF Robert =. Levin
only brother Of Ruth ard nephew of Miss
Clough, who died October Dist on the
football field at Annapolis Md. He was
a medical student of the Baltimore BIedi-
cal college and was playing with his
college team against the cadets Of the
Naval academy, Annapolis, Nd. Mr.. Le-
win IS remembered by many at Fair
mount, as he studied there for one year.
1t is needless 10 ssy that Miss Clough
and Miss Levin have the deepest SYM
pathy of al their many friends.
Mrs. Arnett takes the place of Miss
Clough during her absence.
The school of music continues to grow
In most satisfactory manner, new stud
ents coming in almost daily and in in
creasing numbers from various cities and
towns throughout this section. !
Among the students are two who
studied last year with leading Chicago
teachers, a number from other schools
of this section, and one from far away
Massachusetts.
As soon as the time Of the present /
faculty is entirely filed up additional
teachers viii be secured to supply the /
demand
The Orchestra club. under the direction
of Prof. Just met in the chapel last /
Tuesday evening and had very en- /
thusitstic rehearsal, about . being pres
ant.
The Choral society continues to do I
splendid work. and decided progress is
being made with the oratorio in addition
to the miscellaneous chorouses. The Dash I
l. especially attractive and interesting. /
In response to many inquiries Prof Ell I
lennurger has announced that singers I
who are not connected with the cot ese
viii be admitted to membership in the
Choral society under certain conditions.
There is ample room in the handsome new
chapel for 30 voices instead of 100 now in
the Choral society and singers who wish
10 take advantage Of the splendid train
Ing under Prof Ellenberger are invited
to attend the rehearsals each Dednesday
al f2:15 p m. 1t may be of interest to
the members Of the Choral society and
Of the Woman's Glee club, the Apollo
clug, and the College Mems club. as well
rs the various chorouses under Prof FL
lenberger's direction to know that he is a
pupil of Carl Zerralm the most famous
chorous conductor this country has had,
and who for 30 years was conductor of
the magnificent handel and Hayden Ora
rorio society OF Boston. and OF the great
Worcester, Mass. Festival Another re-
,ltal in the faculty concert series VIII
1rcur in a few weeks. and will be fol-
awee little later by a students recital.
The little impromptu rehealsals fire.
gueutly given by Miss Hammer and Prof.
lust of the school Of music faculty furn-
sls- considerable pleasure to the. increas-
ng number of visitors who Just "hap-
PEN 10 drop in 10 the chapel about those
periods. Before the close OF the year it
$ proposed to give one faculty recital
made up entirely of the compositions OF
Prof. Just
The crowded Condition OF The music
department. has compelled the director TO
transform the end Of the han into an
'fiice. and it is 4 real cosy place for the
purpose. ,
The Hens Glee club which meets re-u-
arly en- Monday evening at 6:f5 O'Clock.
lad an extra rehearsal on Thursday The
is now twenty and the club !
: working hard to maintain and sur
pass its splendid record Of last year AND I
AN already give q fine account Of it
self
The college administration is certainly G
% be congratulated upon the great suo-
sess Of the new department. OF music. l
ana me number of additional students it
laS already attracted to Fairmount. I
Miss Hammers classes in toehniou, are. .
proving themselves not ualy very inter- {
sting. but OF very great value. ana Tie
department. is grau1ed 20 know how Z
tFonsiy IT appeals e. music teachers.
some Of whom have enrcred-the sch ol 81 i
music IN order 10 set the new method s
Friends University Notes. {
me l. NJ {. a. delegates .to the state y
'onFention at Baker university. baldwin z
nan' returned last Monday They spent I
thursday OF the preceding week visiting I
he State university and Haskeu ir=ti- G
ute at Lawrence Thursday morninx
he chapel time was given 10 the aeIs- =,