Penn State(gllegian
Published Wednesday of each "week during the
college year by the students of Toe PennsyWania
State College in the interest of the Students. Fac
ulty, Alumni and Friends of the college.
Entered at the Postoffice. State College, Pa . as
tecond class matter
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WEDNESDAY, DEC. 11, 1912
A series of meetings
Men’s for the discussion of “Col-
Meetings lege Men’s Questions,”
held in the Old Chapej
every Sunday evening at 9:30 and
conducted by Dean Holmes, and a
series of lectures on the Psychology
of Right Living, held in the Audi
torium at 6:30, also given by Dean
Holmes, have recently been in
augurated.
Large numbers have been attend
ing the meetings held thus far; each
meeting sees a larger crowd than
the one previous, and according to
present indications, the Old Chapel
will not long be large enough for
the 9:30 gatherings.
An eager and much interested
crowd of men form the audiences
at these meetings. Their desire to
hear and to leam Dean Holme’s
views on difficult problems, and to
come into close personal contact
with him is plainly shown in the
increasing number at each meeting.
The instance of last Sunday night
when Dr. Holmes was unavoidably
was unable to meet
the men, and when those who had
gathered to hear him waited forty
five minutes for his return, is alone
sufficient proof of the character of
the lectures and of the high esteem
of the students for Dean Holmes.
The time for these meetings is
arranged so that everyone can at
tend one or both each Sunday.
Those who fail to attend them lose
excellent opportunities to gain a
great deal pertaining to right living
and right thinking.
Miss Jane Ad-
Miss Jane dams, the noted
Addams Coming authoress and
settlement work
er, will come to Penn State for Jan.
4 and 5. Miss Addams was in
strumental in founding the famous
Hull House of Chicago. She has
been active in settlement work in
Chicago, and she has also written
numerous works on Social Con
ditions.
Probably Miss Addam’s recent
activity in the Campaign of the
Progressive Party, has done more
than anything else to enhance her
popularity.
Come back in time to here this
noted women speak.
Notices of meet-
The Calendar ings of various stu
dent organizations
a.e gladly received by the “Colleg
ian.” These notices should reach
us not later than Monday evening
and the persons who submit such
announcements should make certain
that the hour and place is absolute
ly correct. Last week two meet
ings were scheduled for the
same hour and in the same
room. Persons making such reser
vations should see to it that no
other organization uses their privi
lege.
DR. BUCKHOUT’S FUNERAL.
Ceremony Very Impressive—Many
of Doctor’s Friends Present.
Last Friday it was again the sad
duty of the college to attend the
funeral exercises of one of the most
beloved and respected men in the
oldest and truest of friends of this
institution, who lay in the casket
before the platform, amidst a mul
titude of flowers.
The ceremony was opened by the
entrance of the funeral procession
into the Auditorium, to the music of
Chopin’s Funeral March. The cask
et was placed directly in front of
the platform. The Penn State
Quartette then very beautifully
sang “Abide With Me”. The col
lege Chaplin, Rev. Reed,then read a
portion of the scriptures. Rev.
Martin then pronounced the prayer
for the day, in which he made im
pressive reference to our deceased
friend.
President Sparks gave a most
striking address in which he touch
ed upon different phases of Pro
fessor Buckhout’s life and upon his
chief characteristics. ■ The presi
dent’s oration must have touched
every heart in the room, because of
its simplicity and its beautiful
portrayal of the personality of our
most honored professor. In closing
Dr. Sparks said:—He passed away
as no doubt he wished to pass,faith
ful to his daily task and amidst the
home surroundings he loved so well.
The gentle elements which prevail
ed in his birth, and marked his
life, attended him in his death.
Faithful servitor of the college,
devoted scientist, honored teacher,
beloved friend —farewell.
During the Quartette’s next song,
the casket was rolled out into the
lobby where it was placed, so that
all who might wish, could have the
opportunity of one last look at Dr.
Buckhout. When Dr. Holmes had
pronounced the benediction, the
people present slowly marched out
to the music of the funeral march,
to view for the last time their be
loved friend. After this touching
and impressive ceremony, the body
was taken to the cemetery, accom
panied by the relatives of the
deceased.
Once more we express our deep
est regret at the death of Dr. Buck
hout, for it is only too evident that
this irreparable loss to the college
will long be felt by both faculty
and students.
Y. M. C. A. Course,
Next Saturday evening Dec. 14,
we shall have with us in the Audi
torium The Gales, who will enter
tain with songs and stories of the
red men. As a large daily paper
sets forth: “Both Mr. and Mrs.
Gale appear as Indians —in beauti
ful costumes —Mrs. Gale appearing
in several different costumes, repre
senting various tribes of Indians.
No words or pictures can adequate
ly set forth the charm of an enter
tainment that is unique and pictur
esque, with a combination of lect
ure, story, song, and instrumental
music, unlike everything else on the
platform. Seats on sale at Y. M.
C. A. Office.
THE PENNrSTATE COLLEGIAN
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Inter-Clasii Wrestling Meet.
If one may judge from interest
and enthusiasm shown daily
wrestling squab,' in their daily VrS6-
pling on the’ mats, the inter-V"'"?
wrestling meet, -which will be lfkx e
Friday evening, Dec. 13th, will be
beyond doubt, the best exhibition
of class wrestling ever held in the
Armory.
All men who have made their
class wrestling teams during any
year of their college course are eli
gible, together with the best wrest
lers in the college who may not
have been members of their class
teams. j
The object of this meet is to
increase interest in wrestling, get a
line on the best men and to help
develop men for future varsity serv
ice.
All contestants will be required
to weigh in and draw for place
Thursday evening, Dec. 12 from 7
to 9 p. m.
Owing to the expense of starting
the season, and for the purchasing
of necessary equipment an admis
sion fee of 10 cents will be charged.
Don’t let that stop you, fellows.
Remember that wrestling is self
supporting and by looking back on
former contests of this kind held
here, we are led to believe that
this one will be worth all it costs.
Letter of Condolence.
Whereas, it has pleased God in
His infinite wisdom to call from
this life the father of our classmate,
Walter H. Boyce, be it resolved
that we, the class of 1915 of The
Pennsylvania State College, extend
our deepest sympathy to our class
mate and his relatives in their be
reavement.
Furthermore, let it be resolved
that these resolutions be entered
upon the minutes of the class and
published in the Penn State Colle
gian.
And furthen
ed that a lett
nore, let it be resolv
ler of condolence be
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