The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-03
Friends, University Notes.

The first ten weeks of the second sem
ester was brought successfully TO a close
on Thursday of the past week. The va
rious classes have their work UP in good
condition ready to start into the last ten
weeks with the view of establishing an
other year of good and profitable labor
TO the university. Class work will not be
resumed until Tuesday of this week
Miss Norma Morris left for her home
Mt Mt. Hope Wednesday, to attend the
wedding of a friend
Under the direction of Professor Edith
Davis. the band gave number of Sc
Iections at chapel exercises recently.
Miss Ruby Cuykendall and Harry How
ard, both former students of the univer-
eity, were visitors the last week.
Mr. Roy Scudder. '0S. left for Chicago
Tuesday. where he goes to enter the Rush
Medical school of the University of Chi
cage. Mr.. Scudder expects to go in train
ing for the pole vault, and broad jump
FOR the spring athletic contests of the
university
On Friday evening the Sophomore class
were entertained by Miss Stella Ball and
Mabel Duncan at the home of the lat
ter. Elm Beach Farm, half a mile west
of Sullivan's dam. 1t neing too long a
distance for the whole class to go to-
Cether double surveys were secured. and
everybody managed to reach the farm,
within the same hour Misses Ball and
Duncan proved capital entertainers. and
the Sophomores did not waste one mo-
ment OF enjoyment. The parlor and din
ing-room were artistically decorated with
q profusion of wild plum blossoms. The
air was ladened with the sweet odor.
An elaborate lunch was served, and ow-
ing to the long ride and abundance of
fresh air. il was most unusually enjoyed.
Elm Beach farm will always be a place
sacred to the memory of the Sophomores
OF 'O4. with all praises due to their royal
entertainers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene belong have TAX
en- rooms at Prairie Cottage.
4 number of the university students
attended the leap year party given by the
young ladies of Reverand Switzer's Sun
day-school class. Of the West Side Metho-
dist church Wednesday. at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas. S02 South
Fern.
The young ladies of Prairie Cottage
served a spring supper on Tuesday
evening. Only the girls staying at the
cottage We're present.
"Zim, Zip, zah
Boom, Boom Bah,
Paramount, Paramount,
Rah, Rah Rah,'
The familiar yell OF the Fairmounters
caused all those who happened to be
within q few blocks Of the university on
Wednesday afternoon about FIVE O'Clock
20 look in the direction Of the college.
where they saw 4 Jolly crowd OF young
people filing TWO hay racks in front OF
the entrance and drive of down the main
drive on the college campus. turn north
at the loop. and make tracks for some
unknown place in the country. Those few
students who studied 10 a rather late
hour that night. were probably aware
that the friends from the hill had re
turned when they again heard not long
before morning that familiar yell
On "Wednesday evening the Freshmen
entertained themselves with an egg roast
3ust to be a little different. they chose a
large sandbar up In the Big Arkansas as
q novel place to have their roast During
the evening they were visited by num-
Der OF the Sophomore and number Of
the junior classes. The Sophomore was
treated to a sand-bath. and the Juniors
would probably have suffered the same