The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-21
Friends University Notes.
Observation-Disclosures

Friends University Notes.
FRIENDS SOPHOMORES
On February IS the Sophomores met at
Prairie Cottage where a header barge
was IN readiness to take them for a jolly
ride away to the other part of the city.
This was the first class ride on the new
pavement and everybody thoroughly en-
joyed it, \ four-mile ride in such con-
veyance, out from the main streets. to the
country where everybody can hollow and
sing until they are compelled to stop only
Tor want of breath is q treat not to be
missed and every one was present. The
home Of Mr. Lawrence Rich. 1929 North
Market was the destination of the merry
students. which they reached about nine
o'clock. Here they were welcomed into
the par}or and rooms prepared for their
entertainment by their hostess, Mrs. Rich.
and the entertaining committee. Pink
and white hearts were the decorations for
the evening. and were artistieally draped
throughout the rooms. hanging from the
chandeliers, frciZcs and draperies- y
very unique and novel entertainment,
wholly in keeping with the occasions, was
afforded for amusement Original val
entines were written by every one on
large red hearts. Later in the evening
svery body was required to knock at the
door OF fate, a large five-foot heart, and
learn their future destiny. Their fortunes
were found on arrow-darted hearts. on
one side of which were some of their
chief characteristics. and on the other side
the valentine Of one of their fellow class
men Ice cream in heart shapes, cakes
and coffee were served during the evening.
AT eleven o'clock everybody was loaded
into the header barge again ana the gay
jewellers started for home. Nor was the
ride back any shorter than the one going.
and it was near the wee hours Of the
morning before all We're IN safe quarters.
Sophomores: Misses Waldena Martini
dale Emma Alley, Eva Moore. Hazel
Iiowes. Edith Eby. Alice Mauock, Anna
Eby. Edna Shaw, Messrs. Dan Binford,
Lawrence Rich. Howard Mitchell, Ed
Jones. Ernest Andrew. Onias Baldwin
Sam Davidson. Virgil Davis Roy Coppock,
Elmer Scriven and Wallace Kemp.
Misses blanche Imboden and Georgia
Graves of Paramount We're visitors at the
university the past week
Professor Gertrude Becker has been con-
fined to her room for several days on ac-
count If the grip.
President Stanley gave a very practical
talk to- the Y. W. girls on Wednesday
morning on the Momentum of the Stu
dent in the College" No one individual
can accomplish the building up of col
leCc; it must he the cooperation Of the
interest of MANY There is no more
helpful auxiliary than the student. Many
things that make "A college arc in the
hands Of the students The community
from which You come measures YOU he
fore and after your attendance The stu
cent is one Of the hest means of adver-
tiscmeut 10 the college. Each Christian
student should have the thought. Il am
not here only 10 receive. hut to give THAI
which ] have"
Miss Blanche Hatton sprliuei her back
very severely while participating in
game in the gymnasium on Tuesday the
last week
OWNS t. tho death Of President Swcns-
son of Bethany college the game Of has
kct han arranged which was to have been
played at that place on Friday Of the past
week between the Friends and the Beth
any team has been cancelled
Professor Benjamin Truesdcn viii he
one OF the instructors at the Sedgwick
county normal ia July
Professor Becker has begun work with
the clubs In the gymnasium classes.
The following list of books has lately
been adced 10 the library:
Franke's History of German Literature.
Amold's Essays ON Criticism. Arnolds
Culture and Anarchy, Arnolds Letters,
Brooke's Philosophy IF Arithmetic. De
QuiuCys Eighteenth Century. $ A.
Brooke $ History Of English Literature.
lie NorEan's Study and Defects Of Math..
Carlyle's Sartor Resartus. Cajorie-s His
tory 81 Elementary Mathematics. Balls
--lstory If Mathematics, Iife-Macauley-
Carlyle. eng. Letter Series. r. Jones
Lie Of George Fox. Ruskins Works. :
volumes.
There vii be a return basket bah game
between the varsity te.tm and Tho city Y
II c. A. team IN The college gymnasium
on "Wednesday evening Of this week
on Wednesday night the Junior En-
deavor OF the anniversary gave a missionary
play entitled 'Ye Are the Light of the
World in Russell hail 4 cornet solo
duet. instrumental music and Quartette
by the students added to the entertain
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