Special Entertainments.
It has been found possible to add
two entertainments of especial in
terest to the Y. M. C. A. course.
One of these will be on the evening
of the last day of examinations
(Jan. 26) and will consist of an
illustrated lecture by Edwin Emer
son, the well known war correspon
dent. Mr. Emerson was with both
the Russian and Japanese armies,
ran the blokade of Port Arthur
twice, was in the Port during the
seige and was in a Japanese prison
for some time. His sterioptican
views are remarkable.
The second entertainment is the
best thing offered in State College for
years. Mr. Jerome K. Jerome, the
the famous English humorist, will
give a humorous reading from his
own works, assisted by Mr. Charles
Battell Loomis, our American funny
man. Of course this entertainment
which is on March 2nd needs no
further comment.
Prices —Emerson’s lecture 35
cents; Jerome’s reading 50 cents.
One ticket for both 75 cents.
Reserved seats, Emerson,ls cents
extra; Jerome, 25 cents extra; both
25 cents extra.
The Electrical Banquet,
The Electrical Engineering Society
held a banquet in McAllister Hall
Tuesday evening December' 19.
President Kline acted as toasmaster.
Professor Jackson talked about the
character of the student branch of
the American Institute of Electrical
Engineers. The election of officers
for the winter term was held, and
the following were chosen: Foltz,
President; Hershey, Vice President;
Landes, Treasurer; Christman, Sec
retary, and Arnold, Marshal.
Each newly elected officer made an
appropriate speech. There were
about fifty electricals present.
—You can get them. Rubber
stamps from the Bellefonte Stamp
•Works,
THE STATE COLLEGIAN
ALUMNI,
R. M. Gamble, ’O9, has left col
lege.
The Senior class enjoyed a sleigh
ride to Bellefonte last Tuesday even
ing.
J. F. Johnson, 'O5, of the West
inghouse company, paid a visit here
Wednesday.
R. E. Cooper, 'O5, is employed
at the Naval Proving Grounds, at
Indians Head, Md.
J. T. K Hoskins, ’O5, is situated
in Greensburg, Pa , as inspector for
the American Pipe Line Co
Charles F. Shoop, ’Ol, is an in
structor in Experimental Engineer
ing at the University of Minnesota.
Miss Elizabeth B. Meek, ’B9, has
been engaged as instructor in Bac
teriology in the short courses at
State.
W. P. B. Lockwood, ’99, will
soon enter the corps of instructors
at State as asristant in short course
work.
Jas. H. M. Andrews, ’9B, is em
ployed in the Roadway Department
of the Philadelphia Rapid Transit
Co., Philadelphia.
H. G. German, ’O3, is assistant
superintendent- of Franklin Kaub
fleisch Chemical Manufacturing Co.,
Waterbury, Conn.
J. R. Decker, ’O3, and J. D.
Elder, ’O4, are with the Michigan
Central R. R. and the Edison
Illuminating Company, respectively
of Detroit, Mich.
On Tuesday, Jan. 16, Mr. John
K. Herr, ex-08, will be married to
Miss Maude Frantz, of Lancaster.
Mr. Herr left college in his fresh
man year to go west as an assistant
to George M. Sellers, ex-’O3, in
mining work.
—That picture would be a winner,
if framed. Send it to Mallory,
Bellefonte.
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