The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-09
Wichita Colleges
AIbertus Maqnus COLLEGE Notes.
Universities,
Academies and Schools.

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= AIbertus Magnus College Notes.
Some of the work of the Albe-tus Mag
nus Art School is on exhibition at the
| Conservatory of Music, and wany compli-
ments were paid last Thursday even
| ing TO the original compositions in oils
and water colors painted from life by
Misses zone Spencer and Clara Washburn.
1t is expected that before the second re-
ception on the 18th, some specimens of
the beautiful work done by Miss Bertha
| Loosely, the first student OF the Art
School, viii be received and added TO the
collection. Miss Loosely writes from Vel
lington, to which place she removed with
/ her family several weeks ago, that she
has made arrangements 20 return TO
Wichita in the fall to take up her art
studies again at Albertus Magnus.
James II Richardson OF Kingston, n.
C, has announced his intention of coming
to the Albertus AIagnus Mathematical and
Psychological School TO study civil engi-
neering under Prof. McGinnis.
Mrs. " GOLF of the Dramatic School, will
leave the city today for Minnesota. Al
ter visit with her brother-in-law, Col.
John Won Landberg. she expects to spend
the rest Of the summer vacation at Lake
Minnetonka- She will return in Septem-
Der to finish her course in elocution and
take up the work for the degree of Bach
elor of Histrionics. 1t is an interesting
friends, that Mrs Woolf is closely con
nected by blood with the present royal
family of Sweden
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partment will probably be one of the
readers at the next conservatory recep-
ton.
Yesterday a letter was received by Pres
ident Smell from G. Toniolo, the greatest
Of living specialists in sociology, accept
ing the honorary position of eonsuItor
in sociology on the STAFF of the Albertus
Magnus university. DR.. ToniOlo is a pro-
lessor in the Royal university OF Pisa,
Italy, and is president Of the Italian Cath
Ollie Society for Scientific Studies. as well
as editor Of the Rivista 1nternazionale. a
famous sociological monthly published
in the city Of Rome.
Upadhyaya Brahmabandhav, consultor
in the Vedanta Philosophy and the Relig-
ions of India, writes that he has taken
steps towards preparing for the Hierolog-
zeal and chronological museums a valuable
collection illustrating the ethnology and
religions of India.
Swami Brahmabandhav is a celebrated
Catholic Brahmin who is looked upon by
many high-caste native Hindus as the
ablest and soundest living exponent OF
the Vedantic philosophy, which he inter-
prets in a sense concordant with the phil
Osophy of --4bertus Magnus and Thomas
Aquinas. He is about 10 bring out new
edition of the Panchadasi, an important
native work on the Vedanta, giving the
original text, an English translation, and
an elaborate critical commentary in Eng
fish. He will afterwards publish the Yoga
Vaishtha, the Bhagavadgita and the We
danta-Darshanam, in the same manner.
Copies of these books may be ordered
through the AIbertus Magnus Press. The
price of the Panchadasi will be two dol
lars.
An A. B. of a well known eastern col
Iege has applied for admission to the Uni
versity School of Philosophy next fall. for
advanced work in the Albertino-Thomis-
tic philosophy under Prof. Smell.
The weekly class in Oriental Philosophy
win be held next Wednesday evening at
SO7 East Central avenue.
Arrangements are being made for the
establishment of special agencies Of the
AIbertus Magnus college of heraldry at
Chicago. Washington. London. Paris, vi
emma. Rome and St. Petersburg.