Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-27

back after a study in Chicago under
some of the strong men in the large
schools. She will set up in the city
next week her study and will receive
all those who care to take up this inn
portant work.
Piano and Organ.
There has been a dispute for cen
turies as to which was king of music,
the violin or piano. Beethoven thought
the organ led all instruments of
harmony and perhaps for interpreta-
tion of grander emotions OF religion he
was right Anyway. in Professor
John Knowles Weaver. assisted by
Miss Flo North. Kendall will have this
year again the lead in the state in
such wo-k. Professor Weaver, though
, a student Of great modern masters OF
Europe and America still, never tires
OF learning his art and this summer
! has been Z6alouslN taking work IN In
cago. He and Miss North will be at
, their posts in the city in the early daNS
of September developing great music
classes in piano and pipe organ.
| Miss Mynn Coggswell. graduate Of
Chicago Music college and pupil OF
Eek BorowsSie, will offer Kendall
and Tulsa her services agoin. She mas
proved true teacher of this popular
instrument and has power of technique
]
| Pupils may arrange with her at her
studio in the city for work.
Nothing has hccn made palmer to
the American public school system
than that young people want educa-
! ton which really educates o, f'S for
| life. Manual training and domestic
science have become for this reason
the most popular subjects in school
/ life today.
Kendall COLLEGE will have courses m
both this year led by university ex-
| perts Ames college, Iowa, has led
American institutions in turning out
/ home economics teachers. So this
| year Randall went to Ames to find
the leader of grlhood in this more
than important branch. Miss Mary
! Montgomery of Strom Lake, Iowa,
| graduating at the head of the class IA
| and experienced in the best high
/ schools of that state takes charge
September -. She is sketched by one
of the strongest domestic science
teachers of Okla homa, Miss Mariel
/ Hopkins of Edmond her tlassmate in
/ the following paragraphs:
Miss Mary Montgomery is a young
lady of rare ability and energy. Her
record at Iowa State college was in
deed an enviablc one. AS a student
she ranked always at the head of her
class. This was partly due to her
logical active mind and partly due to
the fact that preceding her three years
work at Iowa State college she had
two years training in the liberal arts
course at Grinnell college, Grinnell,
!,,wa, whore she nude straight
record During Miss MONTGOMERY
senior year at Iowa State college she
was asked to assist in the junior
chemical laboratory. She was an
Omicron Nu (honorary home eco
nomics society and was sent by the
chapter to represent it at the national
convention for Omicron Nu held in
Lansing. Mich. during the spring
term of her senior year. During com
mencement Miss Montgomery was in
itiated into Phi Kappa Phi thonorary
science fraternity the highest honor
that is bestowed upon a student for
scholarship in science.
Many Activities.
| mot alone in scholarship did Miss
Montgomery excel. In college activl-
ties she was always in the foreground.
An earnest worker in Y. w. G. A, she
stood out as one of the girls whose
/ lives were most worthwhile. she
taught Sunday morning bible class
and always had time for the little per-
sonal helps with underclass women
| which made her power tor g. Hu 'N',N ,
where felt. Perhaps her whole-hearted
wholesome love of fun helped to win
her friends. At any rate she mad a
| great host of them. She was Jack
o'-lantern which meant that she was
a girl who did things on the campus
things worth while Miss MOntgom-
cry had most pleasing way of ad-
dressing an audience and she was al
WAYS in demand for talks, toasts, etc.
"Since graduation Miss Montgomery
has proved her worth as teacher or
home economies in the Iowa schools
and institutes She has won dis
tinction for herself in addresses be-
/ fore county teachers associations on
Rural School Domestic Science
kendall college is indeed fortunate
in adding to its faculty young Wom-
an whose influence will always be eX-
erted for true WOmauhOOd.'