The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-13
Wichita Colleges
Notes of Wichita's
Educational institutions.
fairmou,.s College Notes.

The annual meeting of the Athletic asso-
ciatlon was the most important college
event of the week. The melting was ne d
ON Tuesday and was attended by nearly
al the students Of the institution. There
was a large crop of candida es, each
cheered on by enthusiastic champions.
The board Of officers elected is a strong
one and is as follows: President, Arthur
Softer. 'o7; vice-presdent. Graham Foster.
'os; secret airy, Gabrielle Hinman. 'e5;
treasurer. Guy H. Findly, '04; manager
football team, r. ]. Kirk, '07; manager
baseball team, W. w. Stahl, '0S; manager
track team, Bliss Isely, '06; manager bas-
ket bal-men, z. Wetmore, '07: manager
basket bali-women. Eleanor Milton. CO.
The Library club will have a sale Of
neckwear next Tuesday. This sale will
be held in the presidents Office and the
receipts thus secured will be used in fur
nishing that Office.
Freshmen having completed trigonome-
try, the class is now experiencing the
delights OF higher algebra. Professor Cav
EFT, who is the head Of the department
of mathematics, gave his students an OPP
portunity recently TO peep through the
telescope and study the moon when full
Students in second-year German under
Dr. S. S. Kingsbury, have completed the
reading of Jungfrau; the class will take
UP the study Of Shnier's Wilhelm Tell.
Invitations are out announcing a recep-
= ton to the senior class by Mrs. n. j.
Morrison The reception viii be given
next Thursday evening.
number Of the college girls enter
tained their friends last evening at the
home of Josephine Roulet.
Tho Contest Between Employers and
Laborers," was the theme Of DR.. G. s.
Sargent's mid-week lecture.
The Woman's Giee club, under the di-
rection of Prof Eilenberger, again made
a very decided hit at the Auditorium,
where it appeared last Tuesday evening
in connection with James Whitcomb Ri
ley's lecture The first number was q
beautiful Swing Song and in response
10 an enthusiastic encore, the club sang
a four-part arrangement OF Kentucky
Babe" The second set number was THE
Lonely Rose" sweet. both in story and
music as well as In rendition. This num-
Der also received hearty encore.
Tomorrow evening, Monday, December
IL. Wlll occur dIlOl1eI ldCI4tJ lCCltdl VI
the school of music. This recital will take
place in the college chapel the program
beginning at S:15 The program has been
arranged especially to meet the wishes Of
those enjoying violin music. Professor
just will give his recital, assisted by Miss
Marie Hammer, pianist and Mrs. Win
nifred w. Metcalf of the department OF
expression. There will be no admission
charges and all who enjoy a high STAN
dard of music, are cordially invited to be
present The program is as follows:
Concerto in A Minor, Allego Mon Tan
to. Andante. Allegro, Assai., Bach
Macbeth" Sleep-walking scene.-....
Observation-Disclosures. Shakespeare
Cp. 42-Waltz in A-Flat, piano solo,.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NAopiii
Sonata in D Minor composed about
116O) ....-.----.-.-, ..------.---..-.. Rust
"Sandalphon." with incidental music
by LOOMS .......-...----.. Lons1elloW
Op. 161-Concerto in B Minor, Allego
Patetico, Andante Non Troppo, AL
legro Trionfale ...........-......-. Raft