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College Settlement Outlook.
After careful consideration at the be
ginning of last year, a number of inter
ested members of the faculty decided to
undertake the work of supporting a col
lege settlement with the cooperation of
interested students. Professors Wolfe,
Hodgeman and Fling, constituting a
faculty committee, cooperated with a
joint committee from the Ohristiau As
sociations to that end A settlement
house was opened up at Ninth and Z
streets where our students might meet
and mingle with those who gathered
there.
So well was the work received that a
more commodious' house was required,
and at the beginning of the present year
the settlement was located in the present
pleasant quarters at 8lh nndXstieets.
The last "'oar's faculty committee stood
finan.ly responsible for all expenses
incident to the work. Their appeal to
the faculty was responded to so liberally
that the opening of the present school
yearwnv all expenses met and a balance
in the treasury. Looking forward to the
time when the work should enlarge
greatly in response) prestin demands,
this committee recommended that a
Hoard of Control, consisting of three
members of the faculty and four mom
,,6rR r tho student 'body, should bo
ehosen with absolute powor to control
and to direct the work. Tho board now
cons'wtsof Professors Hodgeman, Adams,
dossier, Messrs Corey, Boomer, Kuhlmmi
nnd.M'wH Whiting. Tho faculty and
Htudents arc alike asked to contribute to
the financial support of the work. It is
eonsmvntively estimated that at least ou
hundred and fifty dollars will be ivquired
to meet bare necessities the coming year.
For the purpose of receiving any purely
voluntary contributions from students,
tho Board have authorized a contribution
box and bulletin of needs to be placed in
the south wing of the lower corridor,
University Hall.
The Board has also authorized the fol
lowing committee of students to direct
the work subject to the control of the
Board: Amy C. Bruner, Mae Rhodes,
Mary Home, J. W. Searson, Charles
Kuhlman, L. B. Mumford. This com
mittee has just submitted its first monthly
report to the Board of Control in which
a definite plan of action is set forth. Un
der the direct supervision oft he Board,
the committee has appointed the follow
ing sub-committees, each with a definite -work
to perform as indicated by its
name:
1. Childrcus' department: J G. Hawsby, G. A.
Davies, H. B. Alexander, Minnie Mills, Gertrude
Poitzner, Sue Pillsbury, Zuo Briggs, Harriet Dins
more, Bessie Tynan.
2 Social committee: W. J Hunting, Fred Parsons
G. . Toboy, P. A. Morse, J. F. Boomer, W. D
Hcitzman, D M. Davis, Maud Atkinson, Dora Au
man. Lulu Lawson, Mae Rhodes.
8. Instruction committee: Charles Kuhlmau, Prof.
Tburber, E. Fanquet, Cora Elmore, Margaret.
Countryman, Emma Pyrtb,
4. Committed on library and literature: G. H.
Rose, H G. Shedd, Mr Lowrey, Mabel Ricketts,
Georgia Camp, Annie Prey
5. Entertainment committen: R A. Campbell,
Henry Nciuueis, Maud Atkinson, Dora Auman,
Lulu lawson, Mae Rhodes. Mr. MeMichael
8. MusicVommitteo: J. H. Saver, S W. Pinkerton,
J. F. Stoltz, Mrs. MeMidiaef, Mary Ixiughridgo,
Miss Packard
7. Visiting committee: R E 9tnore, S. J. Corey,
W. T Elmore, Mary Home, Mauel Dempster, Flo
rence Shank, Lelft Wheeler.
r 8 Committee on supplies and furnishings: L. h.
Mumford, R. P. Teele., F. Baldridgo, G C. Howard,
Rachael Cnrr, May Whiting.
0. Employment bureau: E D. Banghart, A, S.
Harding, A A Ber, E O, Jones, Ida Heise, Sarah
Burrows
These appointments are not designer!
to exclude any students who may desire to
participate in tins work, but, on tho con
trary, any such are most earnestly re
quested to cooperate with the committees
lo tho end that tho greatest, widest good
may be worked out both among our stu
dents and among those for whom our
students are privileged to labor, stu
dents, this is our golden opportunity.
We cannot all devote much time or
money, but each can do a little in sm-ii-f
Icing for other's good. This is our work ;
let us as students with a warm fellow
feeling for all humanity acquit ourselves
worthily in this work of helpfulness to
others.
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