Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-05-16


anniversary OF Iowa College will be
held, and will continue thru four days.
Tonight and Friday will be devoted to
q college conference. Sunday Herrfck
chapel and the new Christian associa-
ton building will be dedicated. Mon
day will be founders day, when Gov
ernor Cummins will speak, and on
Tuesday theological seminary cons
ference viii be held. The program fol-
lows:
Thursday, May rs.
$3.50 p. m..The Roman Forum To-
day. illustrated lecture Professor M.
s. Slaughter. University of Wisconsin.
Friday, May II.
$50 Z. m.-College conference-Op-
ening Of conference by President J-.H.
T. Main. "Co-operation of Colleges and
State Universities Leader in dis
cussion. President George E. MacLean.
University of Iowa.
sThe Elective System in the Light Of
Experience. Leaders,: President Hill
II. Bell, Drake University; President
s Parsons, Parsons college.
200 p .m."The Teacher and the In
vestigator in College Work"
Professor NJ. S. Slaughter.
How Shall the College Authorities
Determine the Quality Of the Teaching
Done in the Various Departments? p
Leaders,: President Charles e. Shell
ton. Simpson College; Vice President
Harlan. Cornell College.
Salaries and Efficiency Leaders,,
Professor Charles N. Smiley, Iowa Col
lege; Professor L d. Weld. Coe Coll
lege.
500 p. m.-Platform meeting The
Colleges and Universal Peace"
Saturday. May IS.
1000 q m.-C College conference, con-
tin4ed
college Government: Cooperation
Between Faculty and Students; the
Honor System; Student Government
College.
The Religious Life In College and
; University; the Chapel Service; the
ers: Professor John E. Boodin, Uni
Gage, Parsons College.
The Relation of the College Cur
riculum to Modern Social Conditions"
Leaders, Rev. ]. p. Nugget Cedar
Rapids; President e. n. Vittum, Far
20 college.
p m. College Subjects for Credit
in Medical Schools"-Dr. Henry B.
Ward, dean Of University of Nebras-
ka Medical school,
How Can We Improve the Educa-
tional Standing OF Our Colleges ?"-
Leader. President 3. g. Lancaster.
olivet college.
Legitimate College Advertising,
Leader, Marco Morrow of the Long,
Critchield corporation. Chicago.
Sunday, May 10.
1880 a. Mobilization Of Herrick
Chapel. Sermon in the Congregation
al church by Rev. Dan F. Bradley.
B. D.
s: 80 .. m-Dedication Of associa-
TONS building by Rev.
Alexander Francis, OF st. Petersburg.
Russia, and Miss Theresa Wilbur, Of
New York.
5 p. m.-vesper service and formal
dedication OF Herrick chapel.
7:30 p. m.-Sermon in the Congre-
gational church, by Rev. Alexander
Francis, OF the English church. st.
Petersburg. Russia.
Monday, May 20.
1880 a. m. Founders day-Address
by Governor Albert B. Cummins, in
Herrick chapel.
IL m.-Luncheon IN Rand gymnas-
ium.
$3.50 p. m.lIInveiling of an oil paint-
ing of DR.. Eplraim Adams, presented
by his sons. Remarks by DR.. Henry
&c. Adams, Washington, D. G.
Dwelling of bronze bust OF Pro-
lessor 4. F. Parker, presented by
friends and alumni Of Iowa college.
Remarks by Professor Jesse Macy.
Presentation OF window in memory.
OF Mrs Margaret ]. Loughridge Coop.
er and Mrs. Sarah c. Pearse Parker
Remarks by Colonel S. F. Cooper and
Mrs Harriet Jane Parker Campbell.
Presentation Of window in memory;
Of the missionaries from Iowa college.
Remarks by president Edmund NJ.
vittum. Fargo college.
Presentation of windows in memory
OF j. e. p. Thompson and Edwin Man
ming
D. m.opening Of the Theological
seminary and college conference. -
Greeting: Professor Charles Noble.
Addresses-"The Spiritual Life Of
the Churches and the Training for the
Ministry" President w Douglass Mac
kenzie. Of Hartford "The Call to the
Ministry for the Men of Today" Act
ing President Graham Taylor, Of Chi
cago.
Tuesday, May Fl.
a. m.-Devotional service.
e:15 a. Theological Training for
the Ministry of Today-For the City
Pastor"-Rev. sLucius o. Baird. D. D.,
Omaha, Neb. For the Rural Pastor"
Rev. Edgar Z. Hermance, Mankato.
Mimi
10 a. m.-"F,rom the Standpoint Of
the Christian llege''-President Ed
gar d. Eaton, D. D., of Beloit col.
lege.
10: 30 a. m-"fFrom the Standpoint
of the Semini,ry"- President Henry c.
King. D. D. Of Oberlin.
IL a. m.-Discussion.
? p. m-Devotional service.
2:30 p. m-"Co-operation Of the
Seminaries"-Pr President Charles o.
Day, D. D., A.1dover Theological SEM
mary
. p m.-Dscussion
$50 p. m.-"Co-op operation Between
the College and the Seminary"-Pres-
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