The Denison review., 1899-09-19

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The above lines, were contributed by
y bad boy upon whose heart we fear
the conference had no effect. The
reader. will notice that his attention.
seems directed entirely to worldly
things. This is not as it should be, and
moreover the picture Is entirely un-
worthy of Denison' s happy homes.
COLLEGE CuLLlNGS.
Chapel seats were given out Monday
morning.
Miss Ethel Thompson of Manila has
returned to college.
The first edition of the Star will
probably appear next week.
Joseph Dougherty of Vail has regis
tered i'll the Shorthand department..
Mr.. Eastman spent Saturday in Arion
on business connected with the music
department.
Mr.. Eastman organized a chorus of
forty voices in the high school last Fri
s
Thursday morning, Rev. Harris, ex-
president of Simpson College, Indianola
gave the students short talk.
Arrangements are being made for
concerts by the music department in
Arion, Manila and Charter Oak in the
near future.
Mr.. Prentice III. Drew, a graduate of
the University OF Chicago and Evans
ton Theological Seminary, visited MIR.
Eastman at the college Thursday last.
On account of the cloudy weather
but few of the students had an oppor-
tunity to avail themselves of Mr.. Stoll's
offer for the use of his telescope during
the week.
!. Friday morning the presentspresident
OF Simpson college, M. G. E. Shatton,
gave us an address. Mr.. Shatton
pleased his audience very much. He is
a typical college man and his address
was full of life and vigor.
The past week has been fullof good
things in the way of chapel addresses
from visiting clergymen. Tuesday
morning Rev. Stoll of Shelby, Iowa,
gave very interesting talk and offered
to the students the use of his telescope
during the week.
Wednesday morning, Rev. M. C. b.
Mason, secretary of the Freedmen 8
Association and Rev. w. H. w. Rees
were present at chapel exercises. Rev.
Mason gave fine talk on how to-
Work, Watch and Wait" He is a
very clever and forcible speaker.
The musical faculty furnished some
special music at the sessions of the con-
ference during the past week. Mr..
Eastman and Miss Dow were at the N.
q. church on Wednesday evening and
at the Presbyterian church Sunday
evening. Miss Terry played their &C
compartments at each place.
The conservatory faculty will give
the following program Wednesday
evening at s O'Clock, in the college
1 chapel. Everyone is invited:
Creole Lovers Song. Bucl
MR.. EASTMAN
| "a. Torch dance ............. German
| b. To the Spring. g............... .G1ie!
i MISS Dow
LIE Derniere Sourire.. WOlleYtaltp
MISS TERRY
headlnS. =. .....t. .Octecte(
MISS FUTILE.
Spanish Serenade. Eilenber,
MR.. BROWN
Concerto Op. 64. ......... Mendelssolal
MISS Dow
Reading. .Setectet
MISS FUTILE
Happy Days. .................. StTetezk
Miss Terry, Miss Dow, Mr.. Eastmai
i A meeting of football enthusiast
was held in room II, Thursday evening
A permanent organization was effecte
with the following officers in charge
President. Mr.. McNally; secretary
Mr.. Rhodenbaugh; treasurer, Mr.. Re
mans. A game is being talked of wit
the Woodbine eleven and game ha
been offered by the Normal Schol
eleven of Atlantic. Practice was bel
in the field Saturday afternoon.
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
During the week we had several vii
itors.
Miss Gillmor's room is entitled to tn
banner this week.
All are invited to attend the mornin
rhetoricals which thus far have prove
> q success.
r The High School was more tina
' pleased by the violin solo rendered /
8 Miss Edna Dow, accompanied on tt
n piano by Miss Terry. Miss Dow
4 well qualified for the position 81
k holds.
Rev. Calfee lead the opening exc
v cises Wednesday morning after whit
$ DIR. Schell delivered an address {
l. "Vision and Service" Mr.. Schell is {