Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-10-30

, Rev Mr. McDougall OF Bridgeport, DR.. os,
borne OF scottsbluff. Rey. Mr.. Humphrey Of
Ong Rev, Mr.. Brown OF Gordon and Dr.
McCiffin Of Fremont.
Hastings college is entering upon an en-
dowment campaign for $3.50, 900 for buildings
and 1850, 900 endowment. A local campaign
will be conducted first, followed by state
and nation wide effort to place the institu,
ton In the front rank so far as material
equipment is concerned.
Bellevue College Notes.
Bellevue college students are msnifesting
much interest In the coming election. De
bates and arguments are staged every day
all over the campus.
The foot ball team spent Saturday after
the Wayne game at the home of Captain
Racely at Fender. After dinner the squad
went on trip around the town and the
countryside adjoining and returned to
Omaha on the evening train.
, President Kerr returned Tuesday from
the synod meeting at Hastings, where he
met many Of his old students who are now
preaching. He preached Sunday at Gibbon
and delivered an address Monday morning
before the Gibbon High school.
The foot ball team plays Its next game
with Midland at Atchson. Kan, next FRI
day. Bellevue defeated Midland, Z to o, last
year and supporters Of the Purple and Gold
look for another victory this year.
Work is being rushed on the central heat
ing plant to install the new boiler. The
present boiler is unable TO heat four build
ings adequately during the cold weather.
Tho college literary societies have begun
to rush the freshmen TO gain new students
Tor members limitations will soon be In
order. X
President Kerr has announced that an
agreement will be reached within the nexl
| three or four days on the social privileges
provision OF the new student self government
scheme. All the other features OF the plan
have been agreed upon and are in force,
Doane College.
President W. o. Allen, J, e. Taylor and W
A. Tyler OF the Doane college faculty were
on the program OF the Congrega tional State
conference at Lincoln. President Allen ad.
dressed the brotherhood at norfolk and
preached for Rev. Edwin Booth on Sunday
| The Young Women's Christian association
| Of the college received twenty-four new
members Sunday Miss Alma Grosshans
association. presided and Mrs. J. N. Ben
nett gave a talk.
Word from Pastunsfu China, brings the
news Of the birth OF son to Mrs. Mabel
1 Ellis Hubbard. 06l Mrs Hubbard has en-
tireiy recovered from a severe oriental sick
ness OF sox months duration.
Tho Young Mems Christian association
sold sandwiches Friday to raise money fol-
a slight Indebtedness
The college classes are all organized In
the Sunday school with Mesdames Hosford
and Swift, and Miss Helen Weston as teach
ers for the young women, and Profs, Fair
| child Taylor and squires for the young men
The college has received draft for 81 900
from Weeping Water academy trustees, al
they close the affairs Of the academy
to use as endowment for a Weeping Water
scholarship at Doane.
Fremont College.
Friday evening Profs Solomon OF the
public schools and Kelley OF the college. to-
Eether with Mrs Ray, acted In the capacity
Of Judges at the singing contest held under
the auspices OF the Womans Christian Tenn
perance union at North Bend.
The faculty attending the opera Carman,
Monday evening. were Profs. Schavand
Munson. Kelly and Swibert and Mesdames
ciemmons, Swihart, Day and Gaines.
The Bachelors cldb OF the college gave
demonstration In chapel much to the
surprise OF the regular classes The college
colors were In evidence and the Bachelors
marched in. each wearing q huge mustache,
The entertainment consisted of the presen-
tation by the president, William Diehl of
each contributing to tho program, which
consisted Of the male quartet, composed OF
Joe Palmer. Walter Rittamul, Clarence Fem
licka and Charles Gaddie who responded
with Lucky Jim" as an encore. Somner
Couple gave violin solo and Emil Proc
haska read "The Tramp" Paul Johnson also
! contributed a reading with little take-off
on a member Of the club, which created
much merriment.
Debating sections. under the direction OF
Mr.. Gaines, are doing some lively debating
these days on campaign issues, and become
more spirited as the campaign draws to Q
/, close.
| The operative pharmacy class presents a
very busy scene and are getting out some
| splendid specimens,