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Address, TEACHER STUDENT, McPherson, Kansas. McPHERSON COLLECE FACULTY. C. E. Arnold, A.

President, Mathematics. Edward Frantz, A. Vice President, Ancient Languages and Bible History. H. J.

Harnly, B. 1. Science C. Wieand, A. Principal of Normal Department, Pedagogy and Oratory.

Sue Slusher, 1. M. S. English, S. B.

Fahnestock, A. M. Sec. Pen Art and Superintendent Commercial Department. Freeman G.

Muir, Director of Musical Department. B. S. Haugh, Vocal Music. Fid.

D. L. Editor Gospel Lecturer for Bible Term. P. F.

Duerksen, B. S. German Department. J. F.

Studebaker, Stenography and Typewriting. Henry Eichholtz, Guitar and Mandolin. MARRIAGES. SAYLOR-SLUSHER. On the evening of August 25 the College Chapel was almost filled by those who came to witness the marriage ceremony of Mr.

J. H. Saylor, of Aurora, Nebraska, and Miss Susie M. Slusher, of McPherson, Kansas. President C.

E. Arnold spoke briefly of the divine appointment of the marriage relation, after which the marriage vows were confirmed. Mr. and Mrs. Saylor are well known to many students and friends of the college.

Mrs. Saylor is a member of the college faculty and matron of the college. Mr. Saylor is pursuing an advanced course of studies. WILLIAMS-RIDDLESBERGER.

RGER. On the same day and hour as the above, Mr. L. E. Williams and Miss Susie Riddlesberger, both of Belleville, Kansas, were married at the home of the bride's parents, Prof.

J. Z. Gilbert officiating. On the following day they began their wedding tour to McPherson College, where both entered for the completion of a course of study at the end of the present year. MILLER-HUTCHISON.

On the evening of August 31, at the home of the bride's parents, a goodly company of friends and relatives met to witness the marriage ceremony of Prof. S. J. Miller and Miss Modena Hutchison: Mr. J.

J. Yoder officiated in a very pleasing manner. On the following day the bride and groom took their leave of sunny Kansas for Lordsburg, California Prof. Miller recently received the A. M.

degree from the Kansas State.