Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-09
Fremont College.


the season was the reception given at
the college parlors by Mrs. w II. Glenn
mons Tuesday. Noyembsr 3 at 3 2; M
Ing; Upton, Ind, and four, other sps-
slal friends consisting q Msesdsmes G.
kins Of Lincoln and Mrs. Cora A. Beeis
Of Norfolk. One hundred and fifty m
vitations we're issued and more than 1S
G iSS"P psrlo9S. library and dining room
| were beautiful and attractive In their
| decoration of chrysanthemuIns. smllax
college orchestra and the special fea-
| lures were vocal and piano numbers by
Miss Mary Buttorff and Mr.. Oscar sehav-
| number of old students visited the
college last week, many of them taking
advantage of their short vacation to at
te en STOP fn orr az rremons for Visit to their
Alma Mater. Among them were Mr..
Henry Hasch, princlipal at Bartlett Bartlett; MT
Mary Boyle. North Bend.
| Miss Marie LeberTnann, who completed
| the scient flo course last year. and who
has a primary position at Grand Island.
was q caller at the college Wednesday.
! President and Mrs. Clemmona enter
| tained at breakfast a company Of twelve
%eenesday mYrning IN honor Of Hon. O.
Mics Leota Toby OF Gresham, Mace OF
Misc Annie Davidson. college librarian,
ls spending few days with her aunt at
Students are busy with their examine
| tions and also tho regular term theses,
which are delivered publicly.
Grand Island College Notes.
Mrs. Taft, tho wife of the president
OF Grand Island college, returned Friday
from the east, where she has. been spend
/ ing the summer.
/ Mr.. Hansen, a representative of the
| Public Improvement league, spoke In
chapel Friday 20 the students. His sub
ject was ''Leadership."
The halloween party that was given in
| the attic Of the girls dormtory was
! quite the event of the month. The room
/ was decorated with the usual jack o1ant-
| ems. cornstalks, black-cata and bats.
\ ducing very wierd effects
| Miss Burton. district secretary Of the
| Womans BaPtgt Foreign, Mission So
In the afternoon she spoke to the Young
Women's Christian association girls at
their regular meeting, ON the condition OF
/ women In non-Christian lands.
| On Wednesday a party from Hastings,
| composed OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Baker and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Waldrum, motored
eFsHa a Iisn Sr to f FRffGd the day with
Miss Hughes, the teacher OF the Model
| school, went on Wednesday to the Teach
-rs' association convention in Omaha:
| Al connection with the college for the
eneiit Of the, normal training students
| Practical problems OF teachlnB are met
| in their da ly practice work in the Model
school and much real help Is derived from
| The work.
Miss Mary Lewis entertained a party
] OF twelve OF the college girls at q ken
| 5 ngton at her home Wednesday. A very
pleasant evening was enjoyed by all.
COtner University.
The faculty recital OF the musical de-
| partment was given Thursday evening
| at the university chapel by Prof. and
| Mrs Luce, assisted by their daughters
\ with violin and cello. Miss Norma JEFF
| ferris head of the expression department,
| also gave readings.
| The Quiz society OF the medical school
| Kirkwood after the program Monday
/ night.
| Captain Carey Martin. who has been
l receiving treatment for gridlron injuries
| at a Lincoln hosp4tal. was able 10 be on
he sideiines at the cotper-Doane game
| Friday.
Ed Britt, IA, now teaching at Exeter
| returned Friday for the game and incl
| dentally gave short talk at chapel.
Miss Jefferls will give the expression
| recital on Thursday night at the uni
versity chapel
Chancellor Oeschger delivered addresses
at the churches in this pert of the stats
last week.
Rev. and Mrs. Z. c. Clutter OF Aurora
| were In Bethany several days last week
| and will move here In the near future.
Rev. Mr. Clutter graduated from here IN
1907, and will now act as field agent for
the university In Colorado.
Emery Cornell. mother and sister. of
| Larned, Kan. were visitors here the last
| OF the week. Mr.. Cornell was a student
here four years ago