Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-22
Kendall College
Ne1vS Notes


The Tulsa chapter of the Y. NJ. g,
4. gave a Kendall party Friday night
ht the "Y" building, and more than
three hundred pupils attended. The
party was typical or the many de-
lightful social events conducted 10y
the Y. NJ. c. A Kendall college has a
rituation surpassed by-no school N
America in being located near one OF
:he most extensive and Nrile Young
Mems Christian associations in the
country.
The Young Mems Democratic club
reorgani2ed with a very much aug
mented membership and elected the
following officers: Coach Schmidt,
president; Alex n. Wilson, Vicc-presi-
dent; Otto ScYmorc, secretary, and
Ivan Grove, reporter
The appearance of a philosophtr
club in the sclool, composed strictly
OF juniors and seniors, with Doctor
Evans as its leader, was one of the
cpoch-making events in the history OF
the school. The club has II charter
members and is composed of some or
tho best material in the state. Among
its members we find an author of sct-
eral books, writer of poems. men
who have edited books and papers, as
we'll as readers OF the best literature
IN the land, besides some Of the hes.
speakers in the state. The champion
reader in the Interstate nCrnal school
contest for the past two years Is a
member. The purpose Of the CLUB ~
the development of it's members as
readers, writer's and speakers.
The assembly this week was hon
ore6 by the presence and speech Of
Dr. Seth X. Gorden. president emeri-
tus Of Kendall, and the pupils en-
ioycd his plea for Christian living
very much.
Prof Robert Boice Carson offers
n glee club of thirty talented girls TO
Kendall. His large chorus is COM
posed of some two hundred voices,
while he also has both ladies and
mems Quartcts. These organizations
are getting ready TO take the road
and visit Bartlcsville, Sapulpa, Mus
kogee and oklahoma CITY.
TIE manual training classes are
lining up before new benches and the
most modern equipment that can he
had Several new tools are to be sech
in the shop never ON the market be-
fore this year.
The Calleeian this week Is two
pages oversize and In two colors, as II
celebration or the great q L. victory.
The extension department this week
reached ont to Rartlesville and SapuI-
pa, whore lectures were given by Prof.
g. J. Williams He also met n com
munity gathering, including six
schools southwest of Drumright,
where he lectured, and will give a
stereorticon lecture soon.
Professor Holms received the first
donations to the historical museum
this week
Many of the boys who went home
Saturday after the football game
brought back geological specimens
with them from their home districts.
Prof. Gregg is having many new cases
added to the department TO care for
the new specimens.
An interesting meeting of the Y. NJ.
c. A. was held Thursday night, the
meeting being addressed by Paul Ha-
venstrite, the president, and Doctor
McMurry of the Bible department
The Philo debating club held a spe-
cial function of the month in the form
of line party Saturday night. The
club members and an equal number
of their friends enjoyed the party.
Basketball is now occupying n large
portion of the athletic girlhood inter
est in the college of late. Prospects
for a championship team are bright.
G.. T. Morrisett.