Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-30
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Mr. Ralph llaudlry. after SUM
mcr iu kansas is again enrolled al
Kendall. His coming has gladdcned
the heart ~ Coach Allen for Hand
Fey has been for several years one oi
hendalls most husky football men
The october issue Of the Collegian,
just OF the press, indicates that Ken
DAN viii have publication Of true
worth for The coming year. The s-
sue * replete with live news of col
lege doings and clever and wen writ
ten stories. The business men OF
Tulsa have shown their loyalty 10 tho
college by liberal advertising. The
CollegiHn promises soon 10 be at the
front rank OF college publications in
the state.
The hospital ward AZ Robertson
hail has been busy place for ,he
past week. Football injuries have
been all too plenty ard Coach Allen
has been having his troubles keeping
the men in shape. The cripples are
getting along nicely, however, and
are now In their places on the squad
for practice every evening.
On Thursday evening, October "a,
Professor Weaver presented num-
her OF his pupils in recital in the
chapel auditorium. The recital was
remarkable In that each Hupil play
ed with accuracy and wonderful ease
considering the short time for prep
aration. The informal recitals that
Will take place during the coming
year promise TO be real treat 10
those who are fortunate enough to
attend
The Glee club which meets for re-
hearsal every Monday evening In the
parlors Of Robertson hall, is working
hard in preparation for concert
sometime during the first semester.
Tit club is composed Of l6 voices and
gives promise of being first-class
harmony maker.
home the past week on account of
illness
DR. and Mrs. Hawley, who have
been for the past two weeks, VI the
east, are expected home the last OF
the month.
The Christian Endeavor society
was delightfully."- entertained at the
home of Rev. and Mrs. Grant Stro-
hon Friday evening. The evening
was spent In games and fortune tell
ing. Light refreshments were served.
A merry crowd of girls from
Broadview Lodge. chaperoned by Miss
Craighead, made up delightful thea
ire party 10 the Grand to see Miss
Maude Adams in Peter Pan.
On next Friday the football SQUAD
VIII journey TO Tahlequah to meet the
Northeastern State Normal o. the
gridirOn. The record of the Normal
team SO, far this season is enviable
and the Kendall team IS expecting
hard fought battle. 90
The y. NJ. e. A meetings which
are held every Wednesday evening at
Robertson han are proving remark
ably-interesting and helpful TO the
men. The time is devoted to dis
cussion of the problems of student
life and how to meet them. The
meetings are meaning much in pro-
noting better understanding among
the men of the college.
AT a recent meeting Of the CALI
opean Literary society the following
officers were elected for the coming
term Of office: President, Burton
Mohr; vice president Clifford Wells;
secretary. Neva Allen; treasurer,
Henry Waters; sergeant at arms, Ad-
ebert Carter At the last meeting
OF the society a debate Resolved,
that the public school system in the
United States has proven failure"
was heard with much interest,
Miss Lulu Belle Philips and her
cousin Miss Virginia Strong, are
spending the week end at the home
Of Miss Phillips at Turley.
The fine weather Of the past week
has brought out large crowd of
tennis players and the courts are the
busiest place on the campus during
recitation hours. The enviable rec
ord or Hawley and Simons in the re-
cent tournament at Mounds has CIV
EN- new interest to the game and
championship material is now in the
making on the Kendall courts.
BOY SCOUTS TO HOLD