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,l, '\dDR~~i:nwINt. WARFIELD

'" IN COLLEGE CHAPEL The death of Dr, Warfield, for eighteen
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,i c: :; 'years head of the English Department of

,I Western Maryland College, came as a ~reat r

shock to his friends. He was stncken

'f Thursday afternoon, March 9th, and lingered

;Mary .Lee Melville Will until March 22nd. His funeral took place ,on

ii", Friday afternoon froin Baker Chapel, and 111-

" ," 1Ir I-(t .ITt • Wedded According To terment was in the Westminster Cemetery.

',I '/' ' Early Wishes. \ Dr. Warfield was born August 31, 1859. He
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TAKE PLACE SATURDAY was graduated from Western Maryland Col-

""lege in 1884, and from the Westminster The-

, ological Seminary in 1886. He attended tl~e "

Ir- \1' ('J,t{ Yale Divinity School and graduated there 111 i,

r,; •, t 1890, and received the degTee of D?ctor of ""
Philosophy from Yale University 111 1893.
i PJ'es'ldenj' Of 'Vestel'n ])Iar)'tand, ,~ )..,{y He entered upon his duties as Professor ?f
H'er Alma l\later, Will Perform
<Jer.emon-yAt Westn1in"ter. .,

, ..{,- 1 English at Weat.ern Maryland Col~ege, ~l~
1904. He was finely equipped for his w 011
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The years which, have passed sinoe loved"the collesrc and was vitally interestecl

. , i' I,I. Miss Mary Lee Melville graduated from • .J, in its welfare.", He was greatly beloved] b~~ " ,'
," , ~,' , the students, To them he gave the best t ra
1~ Western Maryland College, Westmin- -tIJ!1,. ,} I,
was in him , and from them he recei]ved Hane :,
" ,I stet', just before this country entered I? affection that rarely comes to a teac ier.
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,l't , l will be greatly missed on the hill.
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7 the World .War have not dim inished )I ;,

f) ,, her love for the qui~t. restful cha pel \ ,"" ,," ,J .r ,
"I where she attended s~rvices so often "
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>1of bel' wjshes~ sbe' said. when she W:lS

still in sPbool, that her m'arriage should ,~

tulle place 1D Baker Chapel '

" N. ow her dre'am 1S to be "I:eahze. d f or

"~I II ~I,~SS Melville, who Uves in Haight, Md"
. IS to marry Jobn C. Beck, of 'York, PH,,'
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l fit 3 o'clock Saturday afternoon, und

,the ceremony will be performed in the

school's chapel. '

eg, The ceremony will _pel'fol'me by

th~ Hev, Dr, John Charles Ward presi. I,": ,"

dent of the College. '\ .,

willjI As bel' bridesmaid Miss Melville •
I have a college chum, now living in Phil.
, I adel!)hia , R'nd a num bel' /of her cla'{ss-,! J,

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