The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-11-01
Friends, University Notes.

Friends University Notes.
The Forum, which previous to this year,
.was composed Of young men. has been
n neorganized and under the new constitu-
ti IN the young ladies are allowed to join,
TIL is is strictly a college society and its
me nbers are some of the best students
of ne collegiate department
Tn new officers are: president. Edward
Jone; :; vice president. Claud Holmes; sec
retar, :, Hazel Howes; sargeant, Bernard
FoIkel s; critic, Mable Munns.
The football boys played the E1nporia
college. at Emporia last Friday. The line
up was Center, McKibben; left. guard,
Gle; ril hit guard, johnson; right tackle,
Howard, left tackle. Shinn; quarter,
LOOMS: right half, Holmes; left half.
Kich; right end, Resing; left end, Parker;
fullback. Zones.
The Brig htonian society has been in
cretasing rapidly in new members, and
much society spirit is being shown by the
earnesteness and energy with which the
members are working. The following is
the program rendered Friday evening:
Quartette .................---....,..
49,. Tracey, Coppock, Newton, Barry
lIupSIS0AieLl1On LII W VltfN a u
Optional ...........-...--.>-.... OWE Rhea
Essay ....-.........-... Lenora Tomlinson
Debate-Resolved That Nature Has
Greater Influence in the Formation
of Character Than Education
Affirmative -. Walter Haines, John Hill
Negative ........ John Brant, Scott Clark
Recitation ......-.........--.- Mabel Allison
Optional ..-...--...-.....-...... Hugh Cote
Recitation ......-............. Myrtle Deahl
Dialogue ...................... Clare Emery
Select Reading .......... Samuel Davidson
Music ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Helen Stanley
On Wednesday evening at Prairie cot
tage the freshmen were very highly en-
tertained by the Sophomore class The
coure assembly of the Owls was the chief
feature of the evenings entertainment.
The sophomores or Owls held theirr court
assembly and initiated the freshies into
their assembly. 4 very dainty nut supper
was served, and then several toasts were
given with Waldena Martindale as toast
mistress.
The Freshman Latin class have complet-
ed Cicerd's De Senectute and Will take up
liog at once.
The class in English essayists of the
and works of Charles Lamp.
On Monday evening OF the past week
Miss Myra Binford entertained in honor
of Miss Sara Hurd, of the class of 1908.
The evening was spent very pleasantly
in games. Light refreshments were serv-
ed. Miss Hurd expects TO leave for Cali
fornia soon. where she viii remain for a
year or two.
Last "Wednesday evening at Prairie cot
tage. GIG Hiram avenue, the freshman
class of Friends university were enter
tained at nut party given nm their
honor by the sophomores. The three large
parlor were artistically trimmed in fail
foliage. easily suggested the nutting sea-
son. Bunting Of class coiors with bsquets
and garlands OF chrysanthemums gave
beauty and color to the decorations. The
main feature Of entertainment was the
Owl assembly. The sophs or rows met
In their assembly room and initiated the
freshmen into their court one by one. The
poor, trembIy freshman felt that his time
had sweetly came as he entered the weird
looking chamber OF the Owls. Through
the dim light he could make out the forms
of queer looking creatures who were
groaning and whooping. and fn this tur-
mol OF strange sounds he was compelled
70 take his oaths and swear allegiance
70 the queen. The assembly ended with
grand march through the pariors, on
the porch and down the avenue and
countermarched. Souvenirs IN the form
OF cord with the freshman class colors
OF torouois. red and gray ribbon in one
corner, the rainbow bow. sonh eolors, and
q conundrum in the middle were given 10
find partners FOR supper & very dainty
lunch of nut salad. peanut sandwiches.
nut cakes and lemonade were served.
With Miss Martindale as toastmistress
the following We're the toasts Of ths even
ing:
The Freshmen Class Dan BinfoSd
Hospitality of the sephs." May Ben
ton.
Prospects Of the Freshmen. Nyrta
Thompsons.
''sops on May I. 1884, Charles Johnson.
spirit Between the FrsShies ana
sophs." Aiyce Mauoek
Those present were: Misses May Benton
Estella Nichols, Lenera Tonnlinson. Mona
Rucker. Martha Tracey. Clara Thomp-
son, Mable Allison Nable Croker, Cas-
sic Jones, Hazel HoWes. Elva Moon An