The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-06

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Zissel. Eunicet Richmond. Ursula Snyder
Helen Hanley Messrs Orville Rhea, Loui
Rowley. Dals ,FResing, George Exon, Johl
Shinn. Jim fhitelaw, Walter Haynes anc
Herschel P itland.
he girls basket bail team took part o
their pract Ace out of doors Wednesda.
evening in order to get used to play OF
lie groun' T.
The Yor ng Ladies' Glee Club have re
ceived tn .ir commencement music and ar,
ROW wor king on it diligently. At the two
regular practices this week the young
mems ouble quartette was present anC
Tehears ed The Recessional' with tn.
young ladies'
On fonday evening the boys basket
ball hm met the city Y NJ c. A. tear
for a return game in the college gynna-
SUM The game was not as fast as
shou II have been expected The city team
won by a score of Z to 6. A good sized
GRO RI of students and friends of both
tee fls were out. The University band
fu rnished music and added much to The
e. tning's entertainment
Sir. Lake Reynolds of Baldwin, Kansas,
fas visitor at the college while stopping
6ver in the city for a few days.
Miss Becker has been on the sick list
again this week. but was able TO be at
work the last of the week.
On Wednesday evening in the gymna-
sium occurred the second basket ball
game OF the week, played by the Varsity
team and the Y. NJ. c. 4. team Of Newton.
In spite of dust and wind a fair sized
crowd was present. The Newton team
brought a number of lively rooters with
them, and they kept things warm. The
visiting team had all they could do TO
throw one goal in the first half, but made
three points on fouls from the Friends
The Friends played fast ball and succeed
cd in putting the ball into the goal four
times from the field and twice from the
foul line. At the end of the first half the
score stood 10 TO in favor Of the home
team In the second half Friends run the
score up TO y and held il there until the
Y. NJ. G. A. boys by hard work and fast
bali brought the score up TO Is. The game
ended with the score of IS to Il in favor OF
Newton
The first number review of THE
Making of an American" is written by
John Charles. 'G3. now attending Haver-
L
to hear from MIR Charles through the col
umns of the Life"
'Dorothys Pass" by Esther Chase, is
a beautiful little story told of q college
glrI ambition and desire to get a place
for Teddy, a poor street waif who had a
soul for music and could sing like an
angel" where he might have the advan-
tages to become a great singer. The po-
etical columns are also Of interest; one is
the production of Miss Ada Parkhurst.
Normal. 1892
On Tuesday evening the second pre-
paratory students gave a party at the
home Of Mr.. Ralph Wentworth in honor
the winners of the interclass indoor field
meet held on Friday of the preceding
week. The class won by a majority of
six points over all the rest OF the contest
ing classes and being in such high spirits
they knew of no other way of appeasing
them than by giving their victors a gen
eral good time. Various games as finch.
and panic made the evening pass qpickly
Cream and cake were served. The class
is very proud of their banner which was
made of heavy scarlet silk with the words
''Inter-Class Field Meet, 1894 embroider-
Ell III gray letters ana presented 10 tnSfn
by the faculty, and all evening it hung
high above the heads OF every one to be
admired and praised by them all AL
though the fun indoors was most intense,
no one could resist the inviting pleasures
Of a romp in the moonlight and for an
hour or more the Jolly crowd enjoyed
themselves playing games on the lawn.
The classmen present were Misses Minolia
Tatman. Anna Newton. Norma Morris,
Eliza Greir, Neva Foster, Bernice Smalley.
Isabelle Greir. Maude Barry. Clarice
Sweetland. Martha Bulten. Nessrs. Ralph
Wentworth. Lester Exon. Scott Clark,
Clare Emery, Clay McKibben. Irwin
Ssearns, Jim Butler. and Harvey Harold.
Miss Jessie Adams. the state secretary
of the Y. NJ. c. A. met the various COM
mittees of the association on Saturday
in the parlors of South hall. In the even
ing the social committee arranged for a
to which all the members of the
association and also the young ladies in
the school that were not members were
invited Misses Daisy Dixon and Alta
Howard served a chatting supper and the
evening passed pleasantly in social con-
veTsation.
On Friday evening Of this week. March
11th the fourth annual debate between