The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-11

Wedding of a Popular Couple Fol-
lowed by Rice and shoes.

Wedding of a Popular Couple Fol-
lowed by Rice and shoes.
Baldwin, kan. Aug. 11.-Prof. F E.
Wolf has just issued 1000 beautiful
booklets containing photographs of ths
faculty and instruction rooms Of the
Baker university business college
The call from prospective students
has become SO great that this large
number of Illustrative folders has been
printed to supply the demand Prof. w OH
is expecting a strong increase this year
which Will call for larger plans and
therefore greater advantages to stu
dents in that department. In his pub
location appear some interesting letters
from former graduates.
Miss IaVetra Schoheld of Baldwin
end Frank Ivan Newhouse of Alta
mont were married in Baldwin August
8. Both the young people are wcli
known to Baker and Baldwin folks,
both being students here. Mr.. NewhOuSe
is a member of the class of '06 They
N-ere escorted to the depot by their
classmates and friends who gave them
showers of rice and shoes and wisheI
them showers of blessings" They will
live at Altamont. Guests: Mr.. and
Mrs. Boon de Garmo. Mrs. w. l. Hud-
gems Mr. ami Mrs H. A Michel, Fr,ad
SchOheld Misses Isabe Eddy, Louise
Svosser. Ivy Brock. Blanche Daven-
port. Lu Trotter. Warren Cook and Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Mills
Mrs. Wood is busy this week with her
corps of assistants classifying DR.
Fishers library which he generously
donated to Baker at his death.
The first floor in Centenary hall is
being relaid: the material is of much
better quality and will no doubt resist
the unshod heel of the vigorous fresh
man for many years
Prof Harmon Hoover has been grant
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School Of Theology
Russell H. Allen, graduate of Depau
university has been chosen assistant
principal of the academy.
Prof. F. D. Tracy who has resigned
the principalshfp of the Baldwin City
high school to accept the principalship
of one of the largest schools in Kansas
City, has given a collection of books to
the library which are especially design
ed to aid young Bible students The
entire set is devoted to the treatment of
the lives of Christ and Saint Paul. This
viii be a lasting monument in the
hearts OF Prof Tracy's young friends
who viii miss him when he is gone
Miss Birdean Motter. principal of the
art department. is expected home soon
from Chicago where she has been study
ing this summer.
Miss Grace McKemmy Of Winchester
entertained the following guests at a
house party last week: Misses Helen
and Lucille Parmenter, Birdie Fucker
Nelma Walker and Erma Karr. A
garden matinee" on Wednesday and a
launch trip by moonlight" on Satur-
day were among the delights of the
week No one was hurt
Dr. c. s. Parmenter is conducting his
third teachers institute this summer
Rarely do we find such untiring labor
ers. DR.. Parmenter has taught 70 con
secutive months: in that time he has
much Of the executive work on his
shoulders. He is now the senior. mem
Der Of the faculty, having been in Baker
university p years. Let's give him q
year abroad on regular salary. He has
earned #.
The library continues to receive dona-
tions- Vice President Fairbanks has
given large number of government