The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-29
Wichita COLLEGES
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Notes of Wichita's
Educational Institutions.
Friends University,

TtenOS OntvCTSihys
Examinations have occupied the greater
part of the time the past week Most
all the years work was finished up by
Friday. but Monday morning of this week
will be taken time for examination OF
the few classes that as yet have not
been examined.
Mr. Wilbur Thomas, who has been fill
ing a charge at the Friends church, OF
Kansas City, returned Thursday TO be
here for commencement. Mr. Thomas
finished his work at the. end of the first
semester but graduates with THE year 5
class.
Th. first and only individual piano re-
cital of the third years course was given
in Russell hall Friday evening by Miss
Eva Blue, assisted by Miss Edythe Eby,
vocalist.
The second and third schedule games Of
ball with Fairmount college will be
played this week The second game viii
be Monday afternoon on Hess field at
800 O'Clock and the third Tuesday on the
Fairnount grounds.
On Monday evening in Russell hall will
be given the public program of the three
library societies, the Davis, Brightonlan
and Forum. The program is:
Music University Orchestra
Reading ................... Georgia Dunn
Paper r..............C Claude Holmes
Duet ... Misses Berry and Newton
"Aunt Sophronia Taber at the opera"
..... Misses Shaw and Thompson
Essay .......-.-.......--...-Cla Clara Thompson
Poem Mabel MINUS
Davis Quartette.
Mr.. Clyde Gile of Milan, Kansas, and
Miss Edythe Eby. Of Caldwell, Kansas,
both came up the past week to attend
commencement.
The Alumni association will entertain
for the class of 1904 next Thursday eve
ming, at the home of Miss Martindale,
1902
on Wednesday afternoon viii occur the
fune fete given by the physical culture
classes of Miss Becker. Owing to the un
certainty of the weather the various
events will be given in the gymnasium.
The first event will be a grand march by
twenty-four young ladies in the regula-
tion gymnasium suits. This will be fol-
lowed by a rubber ball drill 0f twelve
young ladies. This drfll is something new
and the various figures are very pretty,
and have been made perfect only through
practice. The next event will be a half
hour drill with the clubs. The last fea-
ture viii be the drapping of the pole.
by eight young ladies and eight gentle
men, each especially attired for the occa-
sion The university band will furnish
music FOR each event.
On "wednesday morning will be the |
nf hn or
department The graduates for this year
are: Misses Pearl Hinshaw, Maggie Corr |
Nina Rowley. Eunica Richmond. Ethel |
Phemeger, Messrs. George Exon, and |
Louis Rowley.
On Wednesday evening the address to /
the senior normal graduates will be given |
The class list is: Misses Lenora Tomilson. |
Estelia Nicholson, Mabel Crocker and /
Thomas Saunders, and Mr.. Jesse Gidley. |
On Tuesday evening viii occur the an
nual public musical given by the adj
vanced students of the school of music |
and vocal. The program is as follows: |
PART 1.
The Elatterer .........-.......... Char minade /
Miss Norma Morris.
The Mission of Rose ..........C .Canen
Miss Maude Berry.
"a Touch Down" ........-, E4enor Hoyt
Miss Sell Hampton
Song of the Brook .....>....., Theodore
Miss Ciar!c.t Sweetland
God Keep You Dearest ...........-. Bartlett
Miss Helen Stanley.
Nalse Caprice III Ga ............ .Rubinstein
Miss Halle Crawford
The Sweetest Flower that Blows....
..-....................-... L. L. Glee Club
PART II.
spring Song ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .Greig
The Butterfly ..-.......................Gr Greig
Mona Rucker.
Cradle Song .........-..-.....Kate Vannah
Anna Newton.
Nocturne, op 81. No. .............. Chopin
Miss Fay Stubbs.
Shown or Stephen Crane
Clarence Collins.
Brook Song g.............-.........Ca Carl Bohm
Polish Dance CharGenka
Miss Eca Blue.
The Three Chafers ...-.............M Morse
+. L. Glee Club.
The fourth annual commencement exer-
cises of the school of arts will occur on
Thursday morning in Russel hall at ten
o'clock. Hon. Chas. T. Scott, congress
man at large for Kansas. viii deliver the
address Those graduating from the arts {
school this year are: Misses Alta How :
ard. Ada Guthrie. Ellen Humfeld. Mable {
Nuns and Lenora Jay; Messrs. Wilbur
Thomas. Edgar Waworth, Ernest Andrew '
and William Dunbar.
Mr.. Bert Wills '0S. who has been in at :
tendance at Haverford college during the
past year. has been elected as teacher of
mathematics in Oak Grove seminary. I'm
ion Springs, y. Y. I
The faculty entertained the seniors at !
six O'Clock dinner, last evening at the
Carey hotel.