Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-17

the Tripplett family reunion at
Brooklyn on Sunday and has been
visiting his brother Howard l.. Trip
plett. of this city. started on his
homeward trip on Monday night,
taking with him his niece, Miss
Lucille Tripplett of this city, who
plans to spend q couple Of months
In the east.
The II. 8. Morrison homo has had
for some days as its special guest
r. e. Baker. of Chicago, a former
resident Of this city.
Prof. and Mrs. George. L. Pierce
accompanied by Miss Sarah Nc
Donald and Miss Wanda Eels, all OF
tho school Of music faculty OF Grin
nell College, went on Tuesday to
Kansas City, where the ladies will
take instruction under Rudolph CAM
In the master class for pianists.
Fred and Charles Laros are enjoy
ing a visit from their sister, Mrs.
Carl Klein. formerly Miss Ruth
Laros. OF this city. who has come
from her home in Denuba, Calf.
Mabel Nicely. Donna Harris, Lucille
Hays, Esther Mullins, Evelyn Null
Inns, Irene Gerard and Pansy Gerard
make up the delegation that repre-
sent the Grinnell Epworth League at
the league convention in session at
Newton.
Manager q. L. Sanders, of the In
terror Telephone Company, started
on Monday night for Winona, Ind. to
attend the national convention OF
telephone operators.
Miss Pet" Kellenbarger, who has
been In Berkeley. Calf, has come
homo for visit with her parents,
her sister, Miss Leota.
An outing and fishing party COM
posed OF Frank Graham, Verne Nc
Dermott, Harry l. Yeager and his
son, Dorr Yeager, have gone by auto
to the lakes Of northern Wisconsin.
The first two plan to be gone
couple OF weeks, the others longer.
Miss Dorothy Wilmer plans to
spend the summer in California,
starting on that trip about July l..
She will travel in Iowa some time
before going to her present home in
Mason City.
Charlotte and Mary Braginton
graduated from the college here on
Tuesday. The former Is to teach
next year In the high schoo of
Basin City. Wyo. The latter plans to
attend the Yale school Of graduates.
Announcement has just been made
that Prof. w. S. Hendrickson, head
OF the chemistry department of Grin
nell College has been awarded the
Graffiin research fellowship at Johns
Hopkins University for l920-2l, in
which he is free to follow his own
desired line Of work.
Professor Lebert Will occupy the
home Of Prof. and Mrs. F1anklin
johnson, s27 High street. while they
spend the summer at Surgeon Lake,
Wis. for which place they started
on Wednesday,.
The Senior class OF Grinnell Coll
lege did a generously helpful act
for the ,Grinnell Review when the
menberssvoted to turn overtthe pro-
ceeds Of the class play and take out
the amount In paid-up subscriptions.
There were over a hundred members
in the class.
Prof. S. w. Hendrixson and Prot
L. p. Sherman, In the chemistry de-
partment Of the college, are plan
ming to remain In Grinnell thru the
summer to superintsnd the some
what extensive; improvements and
additions to be made In the labora-
tories. There was an addition alons
this line last year but the increased
necessity Is SO great that recon
struction Is now the only recourse.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Cessna plan
to leave GrinneI this week to spend
the summer in Ames, where their
daughter, Mildred, has been attend
ing school.
Miss Elizabeth carringer and Miss
Marion Miller go together this week
AZ far west as Denver and Miss Mil
Ter continues on to her home In
Tacoma. Wash.
Mrs. bertha Wise Roger Of Dallas
Center. member OF the class OF
1905. was here for the college COM
mencement.
Mrs. Frank Child came from her
home in Osceola to attend the fun
eral Of Miss Edna Davis. but re-
turned to her home on Tuesday. Mrs.
Mary C. Sutherland. who came with
her, remains until after July 1.
Miss Florence Mcdonald has gone
to Clear Lake to spend the summer
as dietitian In one of the principal
hotels. She was accompanied by
Miss Nell Without who will spend the
summer there.
Miss Grace Seary and Miss Sarah
Mcdonald. teachers In the school OF
music In Grinnell College. have gone
to take q summer course in Kansas
City.
The Grinnell College Alumni As
ISOLATION. with g. s. Nollen president,
held an interesting meeting and lis
tened to reports from President
Main and Professor Noble and n. s..
MCGOWAN as to progress and pros
poets Of organization work. Much
interest was shown In tho Gf1nnell-
in China movement. OFFICERS wers
elected for the coming year a. fol-
lows: President, J. w. Pringle, IS;
vice president, Anna Parker Camp
bell, '01; secretary, Frederick Nor
rison, '01; treasurer, w. c. StaAt,
100.