Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-09
NOTES FROM kEARNEY NORMAL
DR.. Ludden Makes an Address on Full
fiIIment of Ideals.

nllment of Ideals
Dr. Luther p. Ludden, secretary of the
Board Of Education, spent Tuesday visiting
the school. He gave a splendid address
in chapel on Visions or the fulfillment
Of ideals, which was greatly appreciated
by the students.
The annual May supper given by the
Young Women's Christian association oc-
CURED Saturday evening in the dining
rooms of the Methodist Episcopal church.
This dinner is always well patronized by
the citizens OF the community as well as
by the students
The ball game on Tuesday between the
teams representing the Kearney and Peru
Normal schools was intensely interesting.
and the enthusiasts on both sides exper-
fenced a stroke OF heart failure during the
game. 1t was a very evenly matched game.
During the first eight innings Murphy for
Kearney held the Peruvians down to one
hit but the fighting spirit Of the visiting
team showed itself in the beginning of the
ninth inning when they scored three runs
tying the game During the tenth and
eleventh innings no scores we're made Peru
succeeded in winning the game in the
twelfth inning. The game was fast and
furious throughout. Peru's pitcher also
did star work. The game abounded in SEN
sational plays and few errors were made
1t was one of the finest games played on
the diamond. and Peru is to be congratu-
lated in winning such a contest.
Doane ano Kearney will play their first
game of the season at the normal park on
Tuesday This game was called off for
Friday on account OF the rain. Wesleyan
will be here on Wednesday The next week
the Kearney boys start on their annual
tour to Doane, Wesleyan, Cotner, Peru and
Bellevue.
Mr.. Lawrence Brown of the department
Of commerce has accepted a position with
Mr.. w. p. Truax OF Mitchell, s. d. 1t will
be remembered that Mr.. Trusx carried off
one of the normals popular teachers, Miss
Grace Greves, during the last year.
Miss Anna Caldwell returned Monday
! from st. Louis where she attended the
International kindergarten association.
She gave most entertaining report of the
meeting at chapel on Thursday.
Miss Edith Lucille Robbins of the de-
partment Of vocal music delighted the aud
fence with couple of solos at chapel Fri
day morning. Miss Robbins and Prof.
Porter sang at the meeting OF the history
department OF the Nineteenth Century club
at the home of Mr. and Mrs John N Dry
den Friday evening
Prof. w. H. Caldwell of the department
OF American history of the University of
! Nebraska, In company with Mrs. Caldwell
and Mrs. John n. Dryden, visited the nor
NAL during the forenoon on Friday Prof.
Caldwell gave a most interesting and in
structive address on present day problems
in chapel Friday.
Miss Anna " Jennings librarian. is
spending the weekend with her parents at
Davenport
DR.. w. A. Clark OF the department OF
education visited in Lincoln Friday and
Saturday, and also attended the Nebra ska
Schoolmasters' club at the Llndell hotel
Friday evening
The athletic board has arranged for a
field day on Friday afternoon May 10, at
which contest will occur in field sports
between the various classes OF the insti-
tuition When the matter was presented
to the students II was Enthusiastically re-
ceived and each class Immediately got busy
In arranging contestants for the various
features
MRS. A. o. Thomas will attend the Ma
tional Federation of Women's clubs at Gin
cinnat o., during the coming week as a
delegate for the state federation. She will
be accompanied by Mrs. B. o. Hostetler as
a delegate from the local club
superintendent p. NJ. Whitehead of Goth
enburg was a pleasant visitor at the school
on Friday. He spent the day visiting the
various classes. inspecting the building and
! its equipment and took dinner with Presl-
dent Thomas In the evening.
The Young Mems Christian association
! has changed the hour Of their meeting 10
o'clock on Sunday afternoon. An effort
Is being made TO get all he young men
OF the school out for rousing meetings dur.
ing the remainder OF the year.