The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-10
Friends University Notes.


School was opened and regular work
resumed on Tuesday. The first semester
will close the 22nd, and everybody is
working with great earnestness that this
term may be finished UP satisfactorily
to both professors and students.
Mr.. Fred B. Stanley, of the law firm of
Stanley Brothers, occupied the chapel
time on Thursday He gave avery prac-
tical and instructive talk on The Pur-
pose for Which We Are in College He
brought out very forcibly that the ambi-
lions of the student should be to make a
success of life not for the means, but for
the end to be obtained; that the college
graduate should go out into the world to
be a leader and to help elevate the public
conscience and to make it what it should
be-"
Owing to the lecture given in Russell
hall Friday evening the literary societies
adjourned for that night. The Brighton
fans met on Thursday and held their reg
ular business and literary program.
\ number of new students have enroll
ed during the past week. Orrell VOORHEES,
Kern, California; Caldwell Brown and
Laura Stubs, Indian Territory; Henry
Ralston May Bundy and Leonard Tapp,
Wichita.
Several of the students attended the
high school play. Ship Alloy" sSven
over in town on Monday and Tuesday
evenings.
Dr. Sharpless. president of Haverford
college. Philadelphia. who is visiting and
inspecting the Friends colleges was in
the city Friday and Saturday. On Fri
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hall to the students OF the University and
their friends.
Miss Mae Benton and Mabel Allison
entertained at progressive finch last
Thursday evening at their home. 1927 Uni
versity avenue. Six tables served for the
progression OF the twelve matches
couples. A prize was awarded Mr.. Claude
Holmes as the successful one in seceiv-
ing the greatest number of stars Light
refreshments OF pu6ding-nut. cream and
cake were served After lunch Miss
Edyth Ely favored the crowd with a
vocal solo. when Mabel Sings" followed
by piano solos by Miss Edyth Davis and
Halle Crawford. Those present Were
Misses Waldena Martindale, Francis
Saunders, Edytn Ely. Professors Daisy
Dixon. and Bdyth Davis. Lenora Tomlin-
son. Mabel Allison. Mae Benton, Mona
Rucker, Halle Crawford Anna Ely, Ed
ma Shaw. Messrs. Wallace Kemp Ernest
Jackson. Edward Jones. Samuel David
son. Homer Davis Claude Holmes Albert
Young. Jesse Gidiey. Virgil Davis. Win
Benton. Nubuo Obata, Homer Pickreu
Miss IVA Israel. a former student OF the
University. and Mr. Edward Castle were
married last Sunday afternoon at the
home OF the brides parents. s0S9 Mentor
avenue. The shades were closely drawn
and the house illuminated with radi-
ance OF lights Garlands OF snilax were
festooned above the windows and arts
tically drapped throughout the parlors.
Palms and ferns filled the corners and
cosy hooks, while the air was fragrant
with the perfume Of p-ofusion of ported
hyacinths and roses. At the appointed
hour. 3:se. Miss Ernestine Pollard. playing
her owr. accompaniment, sang in soft and
low tones. III You Love Ne. Tell Me So.''
and during the singing the bride and
Groom entered the room TO take their
Mace beneath an arch OF sEnilax- The
SEEDING ceremony was then performed
nv Prof. j. Edwin jay. Then followed
CONGRATULATIONS from the many friends