Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-05

ers' institute at Central CITY SATURDAY.
Henry s. Maly of West Point was elected
president of the Mathematical club for the
ensuing term.
who has been In college for some time left
several days ago for Chicago, where she will
enter the art institute.
G. ]. Church of Company e, who recently
returned with the Fourth regiment, re-
entered college Friday morning. MT
Church was student at the time OF enlist
ing.
cantain Archie Burnham of Company e,
Fourth Nebraska regiment and former stu
dent and graduate Of the college, was a
visitor at chapel this morning and maze
one of the most interesting and instructive
addresses of the year.
Mrs w H. Clemmons attended the re-
ceptlon given by Mrs. F. NJ. Hall in honor
of Mrs Keith Neville and Mrs Edgar
Howard Wednesday, returning from Lin
coin Thursday morning.
York College.
Miss Edith Cone visited in Lincoln over
Sunday
been organized for the benefit of some who
cannot take 1t at the regular hour.
The second number of the lecture course
was well attended. The entertainment was
given by Smith Damron, the potterer.
Special evangelistic services under the
leadership Of DR.. W. o. Jones. college evan
gelist are in progress at the college church
The double debate with Hastings college
will be held March /. The question VIII De
the same as the one used In the local con-
test.
In the preliminary oratorical contest L.
r, Gregory won with an GRAFTON on the SUD
ject "The Criminalty of Nations" Miss
Rntb yust the other contestant, used the
subject. Social Progress"
President Mclaughlin and W. o. Jones,
college evangelist, were elected delegates 70
represent the Nebraska conference at the
general conference of the United Brethren
church, which will be held at Wichita, kan''
next May.
Hastings College.
DIR. d. NJ. Clagett Of st. Joseph, NO.. will
he with the college during the week OF
prayer, February IL to 10.
Prof Unruh of the conservatory has ar
ranged for a recital at the presbyterian
church next Tuesday evening.
Dr. Weir Of Wooster. o., spoke to the
brotherhoods of the Hastings presbytery at
the Hastings church last Friday afternoon
and evening.
the college after half years absence due
to Illness Miss Leila Huff of Oxford also
returned after an absence OF one semester.
Among the recent visitors of the college
were Charles Wright and Nern Christopher,
farmer students, who are now enrolled in
the professional department OF the univer-
sity Of Nebraska.
Rev. W. H. Crothers Of the Board Of Edu-
Thursday and Friday at the college In the
interests of the work of the Christian asso..
Citations and while here spoke at the chapel
Friday morning.
Grand Island College.
DR.. c. j. Gilmore has been released from
the scarlet fever quarantine and Is back
again with his classes.
I.,.t fsntc had hia
studies which were necessary for graduation,
mas been elected principal of the Cairo
school and will begin work Monday.
President Jorden spent last Sunday day AT at
endowment fund The latter part Of the
week was spent in Central City and Polk.
There will be a meeting of the executive
| committee of the college trustees at the
Young Mems Christian association building
Tuesday evening, February Z. Among other
| items the further Improvement OF college,
grounds and buildings will be considered.
The College Glee club appeared Tuesday
| evening at Polk and Wednesday evening at
Central City. large audience greeted them
| al Polk and made their visit there a paying
| Investment. The intense cold OF wednesday
| evening reduced what would nave peen
| otherwise a good attendance.
Nebraska Wesleyan University.
DIR. schreckengast is spending the week,
end at Aurora in the interests OF the fund
| for the teachers college building.
| Special farewell services were conducted
| at the chapel hour for Miss Jov Schrecken-
CAST. who sails for South America today as
a missionary.
Bishop Stuntz has been speaking twice
| daily since Sunday morning 70 students and
| townspeople. In spite Of cold weather the
Attendance has been large and the interest
Increasing. Bishop stuntz was compelled
to leave for other fields Friday morning.
hut Inc meetings are being continued under
| the leadership OF Rev. Mr.. McCaskill.
Conyocation Friday morning was given
| over to the interests Of athletics, with Lloyd
| WorIey in charge as yell leader. The game
| with the Newton (kan.) Athletic club was
| the Immediate cause Of enthusiasm, but
| even greater interest Ii being taken In the
coming games with York and Nebraska
| Yankton Frcshman Prizes.
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