University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1911-06-06
SUMMER PLANS OF FACULTY
Where the Members of the Teaching
| Staff Will Spend Vacation.

|of Missouri has begun. Scarcely da,
the next two or three weeks will no
find some teacher leaving Columbia fo'
la vacation Men and women go from
Columbia to practically every part Of
the United States. and many to other
countries.
President A. Ross Hill and Dr. Isidol
Loeb will go TO Europe for the. sum
mer vacation, in company with DR.
Max w. Myer of ST. Louis. DR.. Loeb
left Columbia today and President Hill
will leave on the Wabash Thursday
Afternoon. Doctor Loeb and Doctor
Myer win tour several of the European
countries, returning in July. DIR. Hill
will remain in England and Scotland.
Carter Alexander, assistant professor
of educational administration, will &C
to FL PasO, Texas. after the summer
sccuOl.
George F. Richardson, instructor in
English, will spend the summer in
Iowa.
II. NJ. BurrOwes, instructor in Eng
lish. will be in New York State
Miss Edith u. Geery, assistant in
English, will go to Warrensburg.
F. Nj. Tisdel, assistant professor OF
English, expects to leave in few
weeks for Cambridge. Mass.
W. S. Williams. assistant professor
of topographic engineering, is in the
engineering camp of Columbia Univer-
sity in Connecticut.
o NJ. Stewart, professor of physics.
is going 10 New York City.
B. +. Hoffman, professor of German,
will do research work in Chicago.
+. II. Reidel, Instructor in Latin,
will work in the laboratory Of Cornell
University.
Dean J. c. Jones of the College OF
Arts and Science will remain at the
until the return of Presi-
dent Hill, in July. and will then go 10
Estes Park, summer resort in Colo
RADIO.
J. ID. Ellim, professor OF high schOO'
administration, will be in Ontario,
Canada. until July |, and go to New
York City.
John Pickard, professor of archaeol-
Dgy and history Of art, will visit ses-
rral museums OF the East.
G. Cavicchia. instructor in romance
languages. is going TO Boston.
j. F. Nelson, instructor in romance
languages, will tour Wyoming, spend
ng part of the summer at the Univer-
,ity of Wyoming at Laramie.
j. Warshaw. instructor in romance
angLages. will visit Philadelphia and
Quincy, Mass, and in Maine.
c. A. Ellwood. professor of sociology.
will teach sociology and economics in
he summer school of the University OF |
Colorado ar Boulder. He will also de- |
iver three lectures at the Colorado |
hautauqua, the leading chautauGua OF |
hat state, held at Boulder.
Maurice Parmelee, assistant proses-
or of sociology, will go to the Pacific
oast after summer school.
Jonas Viles will travel through the
lew England states. spending much
the time in Massachusetts.
A. T. f. Olmstead. instructor ir an
ent history, is going to Ithaca, y. Y.
l.. ID. Ames. assistant professor of
athematics, is going to Pasadena and
her points in California.
T. B. Veblen, lecturer in economics.
i'll be engaged in work on a book r.e
writing, spending his time on the
acific coast
Dir Scott, fellow in economies. will
to Washington and Oregon.
A. X. Rogers, professor, of philos,
'hy, will go TO Florida and travel
rough the Eastern States up 20 Con
,cticut.
George Lefevre and W. c. Curtis
Ofessors, and l.. T.. Thatcher, stud
Il assistant in zoology, will be in the
arine biological Laboratory at Woods
Die, Mass.
ID. Lawson. dean of the law faculty..
IL spend six weeks in Toronto, Can
a, then go to Massachusetts TO at
nd the American Bar Association
eeting. He will also also attend other
'yers' conventions in the East.
+. w. Hinton, professor of pleading
d practice. will 90 North on a fish
, trip.
!. {. HosfOrd, instructor in law, will
end his vacation in Cleveland, Ohio.
Walter Miller, recently elected
'fessor in Latin, coming from Tu-
e University. will direct a party =
ough Greece and the Orient under
University Travel Bureau.
v. Fl. Pommer. professor of music.