The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-07
AIbertus Magnus College Notes.


George Kern Purvis. N. u. resident
physician at the st. Francis hospital, has
been appointed praelector OF regular lee
turer or. the anatomy and physi ,,eEy Ct
the nervous system in the Psychological
department of AIbertus Msgnus school OF
Philosophy. and viii enter upon his du-
ties as such at the beginning ON the
1Iichaelemas term. September ID. DIT.
Purvis is a graduate of the Wisconsin
State Normal school at River Falls. and
studied for three years at the univer-
sity OF Wisconsin. Madison His medical
course was taken at the Northwestern
Medical school in Chicago. He is q
member OF the Wichita Medical and Sur
gicaI society, and has taken Up the
specially of neurology
Mrs. Toler entertained the faculty at
a theatre performance II the Auditorium
last Saturday night. where the play OF
Ingomar was thoroughly enjoyed by all.
Professor Michael Angelo AIcGinnis this
week moved TO the residence just pur-
chased by him at the corner OF Nine
tenth and Market streets Mrs. McGln-
MS arrived in the city Wednesday, with
other members Of the family.
Chevalier Reynolds announces that the
first fnstallment OF the collection Illus
trative OF American archaeology which he
is preparing for the anthropologicaI nu-
scum VIII be ready in five weeks. Il viii
contain about 40 specimens of the paleo-
Hthic type from the valley OF the Poto-
mac. The remainder Of the collection viii
follow later on Chevslier Reynolds re-
-
Catholic university OF America This gen
tlemau. apart from his scientific attain
ments. has done good literary work along
literary lnies ard as a patron Of litera-
ture. He has Just donated some impor-
taut manuscripts fun OF original r,ateri-
ais. on the life II Edgar Allan Poe. TO
Professor Harrison q the University Of
Virginia, who is now completing his mon
umeutal edition Of Poe's works in Z vol
umes. including tvo Of biography Other
similar material ne has given 20 Prof
Ingram OF London for his new English
edition Of Poe-s lie ard works Dr. Rey-
nolds has also started q movement for
TIE transferring Of the remains Of Resale
Poe from washington City 70 Baltimore,
where they vii be placed beside those Of
her famous brother
on the evening Of Thursday. June 9TH.
Miss EsteHe G. Burke gave her individa-
a recital AT the Conservatory q AIgsic.
preparatory 70 graduation from the Elo-
c1rlca department. ~ the Dramatic school
All elocutlo1 students wfl De- required on
completing their course % give such e re-
cftzI before receiving their certificate. A
rost-uua eas erected for the OCCASION.
decorated with palms. ard the ds5utante
formed a very graceful sl6 pleasing pc
ture- Eer rendition Of EdEta Mcdowell
ZiaEer=Ia vas particularly admired
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