Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-22

attended unta the second semester Of
this year. After a brief wedding journey
they will be at home at Whitehall, III.
Fremont College.
Donald Rietz favored the students as
sembled In chapel Monday morning with
some excellent eornet music. Mr.. Mum
son OF the expression department was
most heartily received IN tho rendition OF
| two splendid selections.
Prof J. w. Phillips, who has keen M
| for the last three weeks, "a able To- he
| ON duty and is drilling his chorus for
! Easter vespers.
Louis Christensen OF the scientific
class, in behalf of the student body, pre-
Sented Mrs. Ctemmpns n handsome col
boaS OF s,0werS ana a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s rs
! minding her that St Patrlcks was her
/ natal day. The faculty planned sur
J prise for her in honor OF her birthday.
The women entered the parlsIs with has
| kets OF good things Just as Mr., and Mrs
| Clemmons were starting to the evening"
meal at the dormitory. Coffee was
| quickly made and the feast spread. Be
! fore participating Prof. Mohler, in behalf
| of the faculty, presented a beautiful hand
painted celery set Another surprise came
| in the way of a handsome birthday cake
| thiokly covered with little green candies
/ and brilliantly lighted. II was a gift Of
| the dorniitory help. presented by Sumneri
which Mrs Clemmons happily responded
! Forty-one students will complete the
commercial course at the close OF the
present term March g. n. w. Gaines
Miss vada Phelps entertained the
| Choral club Wednesday evening at her
| home. Tenth and G streets,
Miss Eva Mixer will very soon occupy
her pretty new home on irving avenue,
across from the college campus.
! Parlon Graves spoke at the college
| chapel Friday evening on the subject.
The Tones Of the Old Violin" Mr..
| Graves completed the scientific course at
| the college many years ago. but Is well
remembered for his brilliancy and
scholarship.
Nebraska Wesleyan University.
George w. Nasmyth OF Harvard uni
versity spoke at the chapel exercises
Monday morning in the interests of world
peace.
Plans have been completed for playing
the basket ball game scheduled with the
national champions for next Wednesday
evening at the Lincoln auditorium
AZ a recent meeting OF the senior class
Winthrop Lane was elected Ivy day
orator. M. Lane has had considerable
| experience in public speaking and comes
from South Omaha.
/ Prof. A. T. Bell of the University Of
Louisiana was called here last week by
the death of his father. Prof. Bell was
formerly in charge OF the department of
| botany at Wesleyan.
| The board of trustees was in session
all day Friday attending to routine BUSH
ness. The committees on faculty re-
ported that ali of the present teaching
force will be retained for the coming year,
Last Thursday evening at the Lincoln
hotel occurred the annual Pan-Wesloyan
| banquet The attendance was good and
| the program both of music and speeches
was unusually fine. DR.. Schreckenzast
acted as POSTMASTER
Last Wednesday morning occurred the
Prohibitton oratoricaI association. simeon
Cozad, who was awarded first place,
| represented Nebraska and the middle
! City, n j., two years ago and won third
honors. He stands a good chance to
again enter the national contest.
BOyIes College.
Thursday afternoon the 500 students and
north front of the court house and
photograph was taken, copy of which
will be flied with the state superintend-
ent OF public instruction.
! Amos GIebe has Just finished the spe-
| cal banking course and received his
| diploma.
Excellent work is being done In our pen
manship classes, The instructor has Of
\ fered prizes | anthe form OF beautifully
written calling cards for the best page
Of penmanship handed in each week.
Lloyd James, o graduate from the bus
mess department has obtained a POSI-
| ton as booHkeeper and stenographer for
the Rowland Lumber and Coal company
of South Omaha.
accountant. He has just undertaken to
straighten the tangled accounts OF a
| South Omaha firm and to open up q mod
ern set OF books for them.
John Grouse, formerly in the business
| department. called at the college Tues
day. He is now thriving business man
in his home town. Massena, Ia.
Emily Kalina, graduate from the
stenotypist to receive a position with the
Emerson Brantingham Implement COM
pany of this city.
Olive stantz, Boyles Iowa college, is !
now employed permanently with the
Clark Implement company OF Council
Bluffs.
DOaRe College.
religious campaign is to be carried
on at the college this week. The special
meetings are to begin Tuesday and con-
tinue till Thursday, which is to BIO OBJ
served as the day of prayer for colleges.
Miss Ethel Hendee. Secretary w. A.
Luke from the Lincoln Young Mems
Christian association, f.. J. Slmonds and
Rev. X. A. Waite, all of Lincoln.
G, A. Gregory, 81. was elected superin-
tendent of the Crete public schools at a
meeting OF the board this week
Prof John N. Bennett was a visitor Of
Omaha during Thursday and Friday.
The Doane negative team was beaten
in meet with Cotner university, -Wednes
day evening, on the government owner
ship OF railways in the United States.
he affirmative team should have met the
team from Bellevue. but, due TO q post
ponement to please cotner. the former
was unable to meet the date set This
Will force the teams to meet in April, II
they meet at ALL
! The annual home concert of the Mems
and the Girls Glee clubs was given in the
Crete Opera house Friday night Special
numbers were given by the Mems and
IGirls quartet, by Miss Hattie Thompson,
pianist, and Miss Buda orth, violinist.
The last number OF the Doane college
lecture course will be given March a. un-
lder the auspices of the Crete Choral
union, in the Lee Memorial chapel
! Hastings College.
! President Crone spent Sunday at SD
| perior, filling the pulpit al the church
Sunday morning and speaking before the
Mems club OF the city in the afternoon.
he home debating contest was held last
Monday in the college chapel and q team
was selected to meet the debatera OF
Grand Island college on May T. This
team consists of Albert Theobald and
Howard Pratt OF Hastings and Wendell