The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-03
Wichita Colleges
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Notes of Wiehita'e
Educational Institutions.
Lewis Academy Notes.

Notes OF Wtchtsas
Educational Institutions.
Lewis Academy Notes.
Tho halls and rooms of the puiioins
h.ra hesn deserted this last week 'aca-
.;,n hours have called students and rae
( ,,tr Z. other scenes, but Mr.. McEihahey
n.s been very busy making repairs I'M
ar,s a,d seeking out dust from all
hooks and CRANES H.,
On Monaay evening twenty-nine Oh the
Alumni who were in the city
In the academy office to hold an informal
gathering. A pleasant hour was speH'
IA renewing old friendships, put no. en-
meeting quite so cool recepIioh III 'ho
freless building, on the invitation OIL nliS
N A Neylor the crowd adJouTheo 70
Nc ga East Third street. where HiusiC'
conversation and light refreshments
chaered one and all. at 1918 p m. the
larger portion went to Mr.. Reeder res
taurart and further strengthened them
selves mentally by further converse ana
phveically by an oyster supper
Those gathered together thus lnIorHiahy
were as follows:
Class 19o1-Elida Buck, Custer Kerr, A
G. Small, viii Small.
Class 1s0z-Julia Teachout, Kate Cossitt'
Ida Kendrick, Zoa Kelley, Grace Small
Mae Chapple Marguerite Dixon. Helen
west. Mabel Masill, Nettie HoHlnSs-
worth VIII Parrot, Lawrence Hare, Ar
thur Kruckenberg, John Merry, George
Buck. Ralph McCIuggage, Fred Roll, Will
Noel. Merl Hatfield.
at
ton. Roy Kinkaid.
Others-Fred Belden, Chauncey Brown
Wanda Kruckenberg.
Nav many other such sweet reunions
be held by academy alumni when they re-
turn to report battles fought and victo-
ries won.
- Wichita Business College Notes.
Our regular correspondent is out of the
city enjoying his holiday vacation, eat
ing turkey, etc. consequently the bill OF
fare from the w B. c. for this week are
very scanty.
Our students surely are enjoying their
vacation. as very few faces have been
seen around the college rooms this week
A great many OF the old students, as we'll
as the new ones, have been taking advan-
tsge OF the last few days of the old year
to enroll and extend their tuition before
the increase in prices. which took effect
January l.
Two new classes in arithmetic will be
organized on Monday, thus giving new
students the advantage of beginning with
the classes the first of the year.
Our old friend and associate, Prof. E
w. Van Kirk, called during the week and
left with each of the proprietors, together
with his compliments and the best of
beautifully written calling cards. as only
Ivan" can write them. They extend their
thanks and best wishes to the man with
the pen
Among the many holiday calls were
Prof. Cox Of Friends university, Prof.
Hall, lately returned from South. Africa.
where he he's been engaged in business
college work; Mr.. Broks OF Anthony c.
A. Newman of Norwich. and Frank Rat
Tiff of the city.
Miss Lille Leavitt, one of our short
hand class of last year, now holding a
fine position at independence, Kan, made
a pleasant call during her holiday visit in
the city.
w A Holiday has accepted a position
this city.
Miss Jessie Clark has been doing spe-
cial stenographic work for Attorney Tom
Sullivan during the week.
Prof. Price. Miss Powers and Mrs Mad
dox were all remembcrd WY kindly by
their students of the shorthand depart
ment at Christmas.
Among the many reminders of Christ
mastide received at The ". Is. {. Office,
was a very beautiful and unique one by
Prof. Hibarger, from his old friend and
student Mr.. George Elston. now one Of
the leading business and travelling men
of this city. 1t was a sight draft drawn
at The Bank OF Prosperity. on the Ma
tional Bank OF Fortune. State Of Happi-
ness, for three hundred and siXty-siX
Happy Days, and signed BY George Els
ten Prof. II sends thanks and hopes his
friends draft may always be honored for
hirrs,lf. as well as his friends and that
the cash may be many, many golden,
happy days.
Mrs Baker called Thursday and ar
ranged for two months additional tuition.
fer her daughter Ada. who took a partial
course in shorthand during the summer.
Miss Baker will row complete her course.
Miss Gladys Parritt, one of our former
students, also took n scholarship for a
month to do some review and advanced
stenosraphic work.
Student senrolcd during the week are:
Il \. Morris. Henry F. Irwin. Eva VIII
son. Lennie Bartwell, Roy Turner. Elmer
Dunn. T. Nj Graves, Mola Babb, GLADYS
Parritt. Ada Baker.