Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-16
service was held at the Methodist npiscO
pal church
Peru stat. Normal Notes.

INC Alt uflAlNiltNN VI wv wv lAAtA
purchased two original water-color pict-
ures, by Ilerhart
Prof Kaoru Nohayashi Of the Cniver-
sity of Japan, NOW or Chicago university
lCCturcd IN chapel last Friday on the
1 Moral Education OF Women IN Janpn.
A speclai car was chartered tor the
Kearney trip, and the gridirop warriors
band boys and friends went 60 kearney
Thursday morning. Cor the annual foot
ball game
| The excavation for the now admins
tration building il completed and, about
Tuesday The contractor intends to start
the foundation, lie is setting the ma
terials ready Row.
Dean Y. l.. Rouse went 10 .Nmes last
Thursday to act as Judge OF debates. On
Wednesday the band and orchestra gave
on entertainment to provide money 10
pay the way OF the band 20 keorney.
The short Course will commence No
vembcr % The bulletin ia now out. \
| large numler OF the students are expected
TO enter at that time. Special nine weeks
courses arc offered in manual trMnlnE
home economics. commerce, agriculture
! and common branches.
/ Tho faculty are to have for their DIS
cussion during the three special meetings
of the year the subject Measuring re-
/ si,lts IN Education Dean Fordyce OF
/ the university. will lecture to them at
/ their first meeting. on this subject
Miss Anna Mundell ~ Aurora, a stu
4
! dentaliy fell downstairs and hit her head
on the cement footing. This was last
/ Monday evening, and on Tuesday even
ms she was yet unconscious. l lnn, voi a.,
dition lie very serious, yet the doctor IN
charge thinks the result will not De tatai'
Fremont College Notes.
! The senior classes OF the various De.
] pcrtments mako a splendid showing Ut
point Of numbers and quality
1 81
colIeee was elected president OF the
| primary section for the coming year
Prof. J w. Swihart favored the stu
dents with two violin selections, Inter
mezzo'' from "Cavalleriaa Rustieens'' by
A large number OF new students regis
tercd at the opening Of the winter term
| November 10 and soon found themselves
| roristcred and adjusted TO the program
I and settled down to business.
| a series OF vespcr services beginninE
with Thanksgiving Sunday, November u
! Is something 70 look forward to. Thu
services laet year We're largely ATTENDED
by 10th students and townspeople. ane
! work
Tho Shakcspearean readings, conducted
by Mrs. A. Kate Gilbert will this torn
read the play king Henry the Fourth.
in tie college and has a high cnltura
This is one OF the most popular classei
value. which the students greatly ap
preciate.
Prof II. w. Munson. dean of the ex
reading in chanel Thursday morning &C H,
chose for his first number Tho CourtinJ
or Dinah Shadd," which is an interest
ing romance in Irish dialect. Responding
TO an encore he read Reflection"
, The concert given Thursday evening
November Il. by tho chorus class, unde
the direction OF John w. Phillips. wa
an attractive feature of the music dc
partment Aside from the special work
Prof Phillips colo work by both him
self and his pupil John Frost, wer
, emlnently merltor.ous.
Miss Eva Mixer. who was chairman o
me primary section at the State Teach
sTs association was responsible for
or experience as dean of the teachers
! framing department of the college ha
given her rich experience, which she Il
tuIn gives out TO her students
bellevue College.
Mrs, 4. d. Gilmore Of Mondamin. Ia
i visited her son. Raymond, this week,
Mr.. Paul Cumnlins of the junior clas
spent Thursday. night at his home Il
Some of the boys in Hamilton Hall ar,
arranging for a Temperance oratorica
contest, 20 be held some time during tn
Y winter. "
: Two new students have registered 4,
! the last week, Miss Margaret HERNIA
g ~ SmS mana, a graduate OF the omah
a freshman class at the University of Nc
! hraska, has enrolled In the sophorlor
1 class here: Miss Mae Kiener OF Bellevu,
who graduated from the Union IiIg
= school last year, has entered the fresh
! man class
Wednesday evening, November II. IN
STUDENTS and friends of Bellevue colleg
! heard lecture by Count Alexander n
4 LoohwhitSky, a Russian nobleman, who
/ Tor rounding school for the peasants O
his estate near Sc Petersburg. was ser
r OF Sighalien. II was through the Kind
Z ness and interest of one OF the colieR
4 trustees, John D. Haskell OF Wakefiejf
b Hep;, that Count Lochwhitzky came I
Bellevue college.
DOaRe College.
Next Friday evening Miss Mae Randall
soprano, win give recital in Lee Nc
Z mortal chapel.
e Rev. 9. r. McKeith, pastor OF N
g CONGREGATIONAL church at Exeter visite
the college Wednesday, and made an eC
= dress at the chapel hour
I'll The foot ball banquet COMMITTEES hRN
l. announced that the annual Tiger banqu,
" viii be held at the Congregational churc
n on the evening OF Saturday. November 3
Miss Reuiah Wiedman, who went to Il
e Estes Park conference of the Your
n Mems Christian association during II
Ie summer, will give report OF the confs
se ence at this weeks association meeting.
l. President Allen is planning a series ,
educational lectures by prominent ms
II during the year. The first of these W
N be held sunday morning, November
I'd IN the Congregational church, when Re
sr DR.. +. NJ. Sheldon of Boston, secretal
l. OF the Congregational Education societ
will speak
ne Nebraska Wesleyan.
y Chorus rehearsals on Tho Messiah" a
81 continuing regularly
"a The wireless station has succeeded
reaching Wayne Normal school, a al
lance OF 100 miles, In daylight.
g. Pre-. Burns. who has been very 81,
~ for the last two weeks, IL making b
- little Improvement and IL stIll unable
% attend classes.
ze The Ladies Faculty club met Saturd;
es afternoon at the home OF Mrs J. o. Je
sen, A social hour and business Sc
"A sion comprised the program.
n Lincoln Writ, Arctic explorer. gave
Il | travelogue as the second number OF I
he Young Mems Christian association lie
We ture course, Friday evening.
y. Next Friday IN the morning. occu
TX the senior breakfast and the senior reco
in milton exercises. In the afternoon a b
n. foot ball rally precedes the wesleya
MorningSide contest and An fha avAnf,