The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-07
SUMMER FALLS
ON KENDALL HALL
Professors Leave for Quiet
4 Sectors During Hot
Vacation Months
REOPEN SEPTEMBER 10
Summer Camps, Honeymoons,
Politics and Visits Sched-
uled-Dr. Gordon Remains

Several faculty members en-
gagged In preparation for the 1920
1921 school yenr at Kendall college,
the new president, DR.. j. NJ. DOR
don. and workmen busted about the
college grounds and buildings, will
be the sole inhabitants of Kendall
during the summer months.
with the departure of Kendall
college students from the classic
halls OF happiest memories at the
close OF commencement during the
past week, summer silence descend
ed upon the campus. Kemp lodge,
,ke girls dormitory, has been closed,
Hs has been also the dining hall
at Robertson hall, the boys domi-
tory, which, however, Will be oc-
cupied during the summer by q
number of young men who will work
In Tulsa to make their expenses for
The coming school year.
Doctor Gordon Will arrive from
Ada this week with his wife, four
sons, and daughters to take posses
sion OF the presidents home. lie
will he at the college until August
i when he and his family will go on
~ months vacation.
pr. Franklin G.. Dill, dean of the
college will remain at the college
campus during June and July to as
sist IN preparation for the next term
and viii spend August at his home
IN Lawrence. Kan. Prof. G. II. KIM
brough, registrar and professor Of
history, sociology and economies
will also remain at the college for
awhile before taking part OF his va
cation in Texas. Prof j. II. Robin
son Of the commercial department,
left saturday to attend the republic
an convention at Chicago, after
which he will rusticate on farm
In Ohio during the summer months
bProf T.. S. Mcleod, head of the
department of psychology and edu-
cation, Is now spending his honey
moon in the mountains of Arkansas.
He and his bride, formerly Miss
Edith Gittingor of this city, will be
at home here after July Is. Prof
n. n. Chase. head of the biology
department, will go to Ohio on Mon
day TO spend the summer with rela-
tives. Prof. Silas l. Davis. head OF
chemistry and geology, Is now at his
home in Lawrence, Kan. Francis
Schmidt, athletic coach, will go TO
Portland, Ore, with the Shriner
band attend the democratic con-
vention in San Francisco, and spend
the rect of the vacation period in
Canada.
NJ. l.. Cooley. bursar of the COL
leN, has resigned to take charge
OF the office of f.. =. I1arwell. Prof.
q. 81. Duffendack will remain In
Tulsa until in July when with his
family he will go to Princeton uni
versity for a. years research fellow
ship Prof John Knowles Weaver OF
the Kendall conservatory of music.
will retain his music classes for a
portion OF the summer following the
general assembly of the Presby-
terian church.
Miss Flora Benedict, the Spanish
instructor. will summer vacation"
in her home In Marietta. Ohio. Miss
Mary Allen, dean of women, with
her mother. Mrs. Ellen A. Allen,
left Saturday evening to summer Ia
Ithaca. n Y. Miss Frances Reubelt,
head of the romance language de-
partment, will spend part OF the
summer at her home in Eufalla,
Okla Miss Avis Allison. instructor
Of public school music. is now at
her home in Pittsburg Kan.
Miss Venetta Jones, principal or
the academy. and Miss Louise