The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-08
Wichita CoIIeg
Notes of Wichita's
Educational Institutions.
Friend,' University Notes.

Prof. Jay went to Sterling last FRIDAY
night to attend Friends Quarterly Meet
ing.
MIR. Eidon +. Hart of Cunningham en-
tered as new student in the prepare
tory department last week
The first year French class began th'
reading of COLOMBIA last week
EIessrs Bert Wells, Arthur Jones, Dan
Binford. Prof Harold and Misses Myra
Binford. Sarah Shoemaker left Friday t'
attend quarterly meeting at Rose Hi
Saturday and Sunday
Mr.. Luther Wilmore and Miss Leona
Longstreth. two Of last years class. and
Mr.. Marvin Whitlow of Haviland were
visitors of last week.
The students are beginning aggressive
preparation for the coming debate, with
Cooper College, by composing and prac-
Using yeHs for the occasion. Two mass
meetings Were held Friday noon, one by
the Young men and one by the young la
dies There is much interest manifested
fn the event and a large attendance Is
expected. The sale of tickets so far has
been beyond all expectations.
Prof B. w. Truesdell Of the education
department, assisted by his students, has
been very busy during the last few days
sn making beautiful their seminary
room by the addition Of few coats of
paint TO the walls thereof. The peda-
gogues think by thus adjoining their
habitation they will induce others OF
their feIlow-nen to associate themselves
in the good work Of preparing to in
etruct young America.
Miss Leona Longstreth was here Tues
day on her way to Matamoras, Mexico,
where she is going as missionary. Her
many friends Of the university wish her
success in her new work.
The first Of the series Of individual
piano recitals by the advanced class in
the music department viii be given in
Russell hall next Wednesday evening
By Miss Lulu Z. Grifhths. She will be
assisted by miss Edith Eby and Miss
Fay Stubs Of the vocal department. The
program given will be as follows:
Andante Allegro Sonata Op. i, No. ?
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Beethoven
Miss Griffiths
Song-"With the Stream ............T Tours
Miss Ely and Miss Stubs.
Clique from Suite II .........-....... Handel
Etude F Minor .Cramer
Grace, EtuQe Melodlque ---.-.--... Aldy CT
Miss Grifiths.
Songs
(a) "Beauty's Eyes .Tosti
o. "The Girls of Seville" ........ Denza
Miss Eby.
Valse Briliante. Op. 81. No. 2......Chopin
''Song Without Words &C. II. Porter
switches Dance Mcdowell
Miss GriHths.
The admission is free and cordial
welcome is extended to the public.
George /. Cole of California was here
Tuesday classifying the Indian curios,
which were secured last year through his
lectures.
The Y NJ G. A held their annual cleo
tion Wednesday at which the following
officers were elected: President. Daniel
Binford; vice president. Henry w. Cox;
treasurer, Frey HOyt; corresponding sec
rotary, Wilbur Thomas; recording secre-
tary, Irwin Stanton.
Rev. Isaac 4. Woodland of Haviland
was here Sunday and conducted the
funeral services of Miss Flora Wilson.
The annual debate with Cooper College
will take place next Friday evening.
Ma cch %, in Russell hall of the univer-
~ liz NA'SAipl Ibl utpdkt Is. fht-
solved. That labor organizations are det-
rimental to the public welfare" In the
discussion the Friends viii be represent
ed by Messrs. Wilbur Thomas, John
Charles and w. l.. Dunbar. The team is
o strong one in every respect and the
members have worked faithfully to do
their part in the contest. They have
been efficiently assisted by Miss La Rue
Horner as alternate. The chart for seats
Is now open to the public at Goldsmith
book store. Cars run to the university
every ten minutes until after II O'clock
Mr. Noney b. Gushing of Bangor. Ne.
delivered a very interesting lecture at
the University Saturday evening. His
subject was Citizenship"
The senior preparatory class held their
first class party Thursday night at the
home of one of their members. Mr.. Claud
Holmes. The social was success in
every particular The time was enjoya-
bly, spent in games and music Candy
and fruit were served for refreshments.
The third year preparatory class. com
posed of twenty-five members. is one of
the strongest classes in the university