Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-21
HastinRa College.


Among the new students enrolled the
last week was Mr.. Lloyd Whitehouse,
who has been a student at Doane the
last semester.
President Crone. expects to attend the
meeting of the college men in York next
| Saturday and to talk at the Presbyterian
| church the day following.
Prof. Kent has recently added q NOV.
ing picture machine to his department
which he finds very helpful In present.
ing illustrations of his work.
Prof. ]. B. Anderson, head of the de-
partment of education and philosophy,
gave an address on Evangelism at the
Presbyterian church Sunday evening.
w. K. Andrews. for sixteen years au-
Citor of the United States treasury, and
formerly professor at Hastings college, Is
| to deliver the washington day address
The college conservatory will give a
| recital az the Presbyterian church on
Wednesday evening. To the recital the
public Is cordially invited. No admission
ON account OF the quarantine of the
Grand Island players no basket ball
game was played at Hastings last week,
but at some future date within the next
month this game is to be scheduled.
Misses Ada Kee and Marjorie Simpson
entertained the Quill Literary society at
was made the theme OF the entertain.
ment and refreshments and an exceed
ingly enjoyable time was had.
MISS Grace SGylla mas Dccn eHEdKeG
| by the college to give public school draw.
ing to the students who must have this
subject before receiving their certificates
In June. Miss Scylla taught this subject
| In the Kearney Normal last summer and
her work is proving quite satisfactory.
Peru state Normal school.
Prof. Gregg of the department of edu-
cation addressed the teachers OF syria
cuse last week.
Father Rigge of Creighton university
| gave an able talk last Saturday night be-
| fore the Science club.
President Hayes, Colonel Majors and
| r. d. Overholt attended the board meet
ing at Wayne last week.
The ideas Of preparedness seem 70 pre-
vail at Peru this year as is evidenced by
the large number 9noer Co sIa ny
Already calls are coming to the Normal
| for commencement speakers. Dean Rouse,
| President Hayes and Profe. Gregg and
| Wilson have received a number OF letters.
Miss Vena Stahl head OF the piano de
partment, has not been able 10 handle
| her work for about a month owing TO an
operation. She Is progressing as well ~ ~
Falls city has been taking charge of her
| work.
| Miss Matte Ellis recently made hasty
trip to Florida on account OF the sickness
much improved in health she visited a
| few days and returned last week. Later
| she was persuaded TO give, speech IN
chapel on the subject, THE Sunny South .
The debaters are busily engaged In theli
preparation OF the question for debate
| with the Kearney State Normal. The sub
tect Is, That a Policy OF Preparednesl
! tor War is Desirable for the Unitec
States" There is TO be a team at Kear
ney from Peru and team from Kearney
at Peru the night OF March 81.
| Nebraska wesleyan University,
DR. Forsythe. financial secretary for
the Methodist Board OF Education spent
| several days with university authorities
this week.
c. c. Westminster. who IL now a
bamba, Bolivia, Souths America, has sent
some native curios for exhibition here,
DR. Washburn OF the schools OF LaPaz,
Bolivia addressed the students at chapel
Monday on the conditions now existing
in South America.
| Next Tuesday Is the annual day OF
prayer for colleges. At 9 o'clock class
prayer meetings will be held. each class
or department having it's own meeting
bly, in the chapel DR.. Schreckengast CIV
ing the address. DIT. Schreckengast will
also assist Rev. Mr.. McCasiill In the
meetings which will begin at the Meth
lodist Episcopal church Sunday.
An interesting letter bearing on con-
EDITIONS In China has been received from
In c. Hartsough, a. now professor OF
prof. Hartsough states that China "a
Taking a backward step in its political
laffairs which Will be regretted later but
That with the exception OF the students
1.-THE people are too indifferent or too ig-
lnorant TO enter protest.