The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-27
Wichita Colleges
& &
Notes of Wichita's
Educational institutions.
falrmount College Notes.

Paramount College Notes
The members of the Paramount library
club will hold their annual Easter sale
Tuesday, March %. Supper will be serv-
ed from $50 to o'clock. Useful and
fancy articles will be on sale. AT SIS a
fine program will be given in the college
chapel. This program will consist OF
numbers given by Mrs. Metcalf Director
Ellenberger, Miss Hammer, Professor
Just and the glee clubs. There will be
no admission charges to these exercises.
The members of the Library club cordial
" invite the attendance of all their
friends.
Librarian Morrison has Just received
from Washington the first installment of
library cards Henceforth the library will
receive these cards, which are in them
selves a complete index of all documents
issued. AS soon as received these cards
will be promptly flied in the card index
catalogue. thus making it very easy for
anv student to refer at once to any sub
Iect or topic treated by the government
The college library is one of the deposit
prizes for all government documents; as
snly one such depository is maintained II
each congressional district the students
at Paramount have unusual advantages
n library facilities.
Mr.. H X. Hargett, father of Grace Har-
Eett. died Wednesday evening a. the st.
Francis hospital The funeral took place
at Sedgwick Thursday afternoon. Mr..
Hargett had been in the hospital for more
han a year.
The heavy rains have stopped all base
pail and track training.
The annual Joint debate with y ". X.
college will occur one week from next
Friday evening. This contest will be held
N the Toler. The annual baseball game
between the two Institutions VIII be rlay-
I'd on the Fairmount diamond.
Mrs Levin started Wednesday fer
brief sojourn in California. Both her
daughters will continue thcir studies at
The college.
Webster and. Sorosis societies are max
ing extensive improvements in their re-
spective halls. Carpets and furniture are
the order of the Gay.
F. D. Alley has purchased the Putnam
property. Mr. Alley is very much II love
with the FairEeount atmosphere. His
new home when fully improved will be
exceptionally attractive.
Wallace McGinis has purchased seven
ty-five feet on Fairmodnt avenue. He
will shortly erect thereon a cJmmodious
six-roomed cottage.
Paramount will have one of the strong
EST teams in the history of the college.
The team is being coached by Mr.. Frank
Isbel and the American Lacquer is well
pleased with the prospects for winning
team. Several of last years champion
ship team are in school and there is a
wealth of new material. The following
are the most promising candidates:
Catcher, Brown; pitchers, Smith. Bates,
Davis; infielders, Finger, Mott, James,
Cole, Cooper, Softer and Knickerbocker;
outfeiders, Burton, Tompkins, Burkhol-
der. McCluggage and Stahl.
The schedule is announced as follows:
April 8, Winfield, at Wichita.
April II, Cooper. at Sterling.
April u. Bethany, at Lindsborg.
April IS Winfield, at Winfield.
Ap~u 20, Washburn. at Wichita.
Az %, Washuurn, at Topeka
Up &c. State Normal. at Emporia-
Ma 8 ). Alva. at Wichita
Mag c, Alva. al Wichita.
May e. State Normal, at Wichita.
May i, Bethany, at Wichita.
May 90 Cooper, at Wichita.
May "a. Kansas University, at Wichita.
May p. Friends. at Wichita
May 80. Friends, at Wichita,
May 81, Friends at Wichita