The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-06-28
Wichita Colleges
Notes of Wichita's
Educational Institutions.
Wichita Business College Notes.

invitation to his wedding which occurred
on Wednesday He is boOkkeeper for the
AIetx Lumber company at Kiowa.
Ross Armstrong completed the finals in
the actual business course and was
awarded a well earned diploma.
Tom Devlin spent Saturday and Sunday
at his home in Harvey county.
David Thomas is doing special work for
the American Grain and Flour company
OF this city.
Miss Inez Barkalow has accepted a po-
sition as stenographer for the Standard
OIL company
Miss Eva Hagerty is doing special stem
ographic work for Mattson, Keith and
Mattson, attorneys.
Miss Lola Breitweiser is back in school
after o pleasant visit at her home in
Clay Center
A. W. Cummings received notice that
his name stands highest on the list Of
eligibIes for civil service appointment
from Kansas.
". I. Brown is rusticating In the coun-
try for q couple Of weeks
J. W. Skinner IS doing special work for
". II. Burche editor Of the ne~ city
directory and also Miss Clara Weber
ana Miss Winnifred Mum.
Jesse Cridar has Withdrawn for the
summer He win complete the course dur
ing the coming winter.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Miss Viola Miller TO young man in
her home town. Bluff City.
Harry Morris win spend the next two
weeks in Chicago on business.
Charles Lathrop visited III Dorado to
sign contracts for his winters school.
Miss Hilah Stewart viii be absent from
school for time owing to outside work
The band practiced three nights this
week. II will make its hrst appearance
Monday at the picnic.
Merton Handy went to his home in
Kingman Saturday.
Gladys Paruott is doing stenographic
work for Frazier, the druggist.
Miss Myrtle Gwinn is doing the short
hand work for Architect Crist
on Wednesday the students met and
decided to hold the regular annual picnic
on Monday afternoon and evening. Ieav-
ing the college at 800. Cars win be fur
nished al that time at the corner of Main
and Douglas. All students, ex-students
and any one else who feels an interest
in the college work are cordially invited
10 be present.
The Misses Belle Horner and Retta Wy
more are spending Sunday at their home
IN Kingman.
Visitors this week were: Charles Rit-
ter. Seth Z. Hunt Emma AIIlbank, Mr.
Handy. Raymond Crane }. V. CoIville,
Sylvia Rhinehart and Leila Bank
New students are: Ora Dewing. return
ing, and George Barnes
Wichita Commercial College Notes.
Miss Elsie McGgaw OF the shorthand
department was called to her home at
Ponca City on account Of the sickness
C her mother Monday
Rev. Wells OF Conway Springs was a
pleasant caller ou Tue=day.
Miss Anna Nay Of Kiowa, Kan. a for
Nor student. was married to Mr. Clay
ton Bloom cf Hutchinson, Kan. June "a
She has the hearty congratulations of all
her college friends.
..iss lancLo LESS. a recent graduate
f.-- ~ co--c-eiai md shorthand de-
PArtments. lett on Wednesday for Hunt
ingtou fa.. A.hI. she has accepted
fine position as bookkeeper and stenog-
Tspher for ner uncle.
Mr. II. o. Randall returned Monday to
complete his shorthand course
Miss Maude AIosher. a former teacher.
was n pleasant isitor Saturday.
Miss Jessie Dean Of the shorthand de-
partment said good bye TO her teachers
and classmates SATURDAY afternoon and
viii move with her mother TO New Mexi-
c. the first of the week.
Miss Marparctt MvDovald Of the short
hand department has accepted a position
as stenograuher for Comfy and Comfy, at
torneys of this city
The souvenir hand book Is now in the
hands of the printer and viii be out in
q short time.
Miss Emma Ninhank Of ST. Louis called
Friday afternoon and visited with her
friend, Mr. Hugh Harrington. who is pur-
suing the commercial course.
Miss Ethel KaseIo of the bookkeeping
department was made very happy Thurs
day by the coming of her mother to make
Wichita their future home. They had not
seen each other for more than two years.
Miss Katherine Wright OF the short
hand department was called TO do special
stenographic work and typewriting AT the
Eagle office Thursday for Mr.. Dale Snive-
Iy Of Kansas City. Mo.
\ J.. Mcdaniel. g. NJ. Wood. w
wrieht. J. II. Bratley. Ralph Carton. W.
7 Price and Misses Letts Osborn and
Florence Cole We're among the old stu
dents 10 call during the week.
Miss Grace Carey enrolled Monday for
the fun course in shorthand
Mr.. Archie War5eu. former pupil
now with the Fourth National bank.
made a pleasant social call with his uncle
on Saturday
Miss Katherine Wright Of the short
hand department accented fine position
as stencgrapher for Nj William Bolton
Of Woodward. @. T. on Saturday and left
at once 10 assume her duties
Kelso School Notes.
The pupils Of this school are evidently
taking moro than usual interest in their
advancement in music thi~ summer. The
members Of both clubs are quite enthu-
siasUc and decided 70 meet each week.
which indicates "A general desire TO make
rapid progress.
The Juvenile club net Thursday after
noon.
Loreue Johnson attended for the hrss
time
The life or Mozart IS being studied.
Ellen Smith brought a number of pic
lures of Mozart. taken at various asos.
from childhood 10 manhood. also of the
house in which he was born. his snInet