New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-08-25
COLLEGE TERM
BEGINS SEPT. |
THIRTY-FIvE NEW STUDENTS
TOTAL ENROLMENT WILL
ECLIPSE 100 MARK.
DIRECTORS RESIDENCE TO BE
GIRLS DoRMIToRYhcAN
ACCOMMODATE Is. g

ALUM MODA1E AOs
| Prospects are unusually bright for a
record enrolment atDr. Martin Luther
| College in this city for the. fall term,
which will begin Wednesday, Sep
TENDER 1. Already 35 new students
have made the necessary preliminary
arrangements to enter this institution
at that time. While some of the old
students may not return, nevertheless,
Fit is confidently expected that the total
enrolment will eclipse the 100 mark. i,
Girls Dormitory Provided.
During the summer vacation ex-
tensive improvements have been sun-
dertaken on College Heights. Among
other things, the directors residence
has been remodeled into girls dor
mitory which can accommodate rs
young lady students. This improve.
ment will no doubt find favor with the
college co-eds and be appreciated by
their parents. The dormitory will be
in charge Of a competent matron in the
person of Miss Luella Sitz Of Perham,
MINI.
Improvements in Recitation Hall.
The recitation building has been
remodeled, re-painted and re-decorat-
ed. A frst-class physical and chemical
Laboratory has been installed in this
building, greatly enlarging. the facili-
ties for giving instruction in these
branches. Vacation time was also
utilized to good advantage in placing
the other college buildings, as well as
the grounds, in the best of condition
for the beginning of the fall term.
Members of College Faculty.
It will be remembered that Prof.
E. R. Bliefernicht,. who has been a
member of the college faculty for the
past IL years, was elected director,
the latter part of last June, to succeed
Prof. John Meyer, who accepted call
to the Lutheran Theological Seminary
at Wauwatosa, Wis, after being at the
head of the local institution for
two years. DIRECTOR Bliefernicht, S
former position as instructor in the
classic languages, Greek and Latin
will be filled by a competent educator,
whose appointment has not as yet
been announced A call has also been
extended to Rev. Carl Schweppe of
| BoWdle, S. D., to the chair of English,
but Rev. Schweppe has not accepted
| up to this time. 1t is believed, how
ever, that he will decide to assume
this position in the college faculty
shortly. AS at present constituted the
personnel of instructors is as follows:
j Prof. E. R. Bliefernicht, director;
Prof. M. J. Wagner, inspector; Prof.
G. Burk, music and English; Prof. FIR.
Reuter-, music; Prof. Harry Palmbach,
mathematics and sciences; Prof. R. NJ.
Albrecht, method and theory CT teach
ing, and Prof. H. Klatt, history and
English.
Miss Jessie L. Liech of St. Paul
is at present visiting at the Johnson
summer home.
A. j. Alvin of Mound, Mimi, at
tended the Junior Pioneer festivities
in this city, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Roos OF
Butler, Wis, are visiting the formers
mother" Mrs. Helena Roos, and other
New Ulm relatives.
The committees in charge of the
arrangements for the big Labor Day
celebration at Riverside Park, Mon
day, September 6, are busy at work
attending to the many details in
cident to the event. If weather con-
ditions remain favorable, a record
attendance is assured. mo pains
will be spared in the preparations for
| this celebration.
f. Norman and Russell johnson, stu
dents at the University of Wisconsin
are at present spending several weeks
at the home Of their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Johnson. 4
John Frederick Of CORTLAND town
lship, Martin Dalueg of New Ulm
and Fred. Etter and Joseph Brey
of, Cambria returned Saturday even
ing from Menagha, Mimi, where
tthey enjoyed a visit Of four days at
| the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Etter. The trip was. made via the
auto route.
The Knights of Columbus picnic
at Ramsey State Park, near Red
wood Falls, Sunday, was attended
by a large number Of Knights and
their families and friends from this
section of the state, a goodly dele