The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-25
The Laws BANQUET,

Last night the junior law class
gave the farewell feast to the seniors,
at the Hotel Northern. The entire
| affair was splendid success, and one
that will be remembered by those who
participated. J. NJ. Anderson acted
as POSTMASTER. The toasts were
responded to as follows: Address by
T. H. Burke, president Of the junior
class. Response by president Brauer
of the senior class.
1.-The seniors, God bless them" by
T. F. Clifford.
"The juniors, God help 'em," by
Mr.. Coventry.
The college professor as a law
MAKER" by Dean Bruce.
The college student as a law
breaker" by T. H. Thompson, and
lastly the Benediction by N. o. Dolve.
The toasts were all we'll seasoned
, with wit. wisdom, and eloquence. The
talk given by Dean Bruce was easily
the best of the evening. He showed
how the college was being looked
upon as patent force in law-making.
Indirectly he is wielder of public
opinion" said the speaker, because
he influences the minds of the young
men who become the leaders of. So
ciety.' He urged the students not to
forsake their ideals; for, after all it
is the idealist who does things. He
showed also the part that the lawyer
plays in the government of the coun-
try. I'VE may have our legislative
bodies, but after all it Is the nine
judges, who sit on the bench at Wash
ington, that enunciate, and interpret
the laws of the country"
1t is from the fact that such men
as Dean Bruce are engaged In school
work that make college life worth the
cost. His heart ever beats for the
welfare of his students and his coun-
try.
Next Wednesday afternoon, in the
parlors of the Presbyterian church.
will be given dime social, at which,
Mrs. Louis Robertson. Mrs. w. H.
Kelsey, Mrs. A. R. Hunter and Mrs.
E. w. Eisenhart will act as hostesses.
A cordial invitation is extended to all.
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DR.. Halfyard of the Wesley college
faculty will deliver the sermon at the
Baptist church tomorrow both morn
ing and evening.
The members of the Zion Lutheran
society held a pleasant meeting last
evening at the home of Miss Mabel
Gordon.
Miss Laura Daubenberg leaves this
evening for Crookston to spend Sun
day at her home.
Following is the musical program to
be rendered at the Baptist church at
tho rop1,1o1 C,rndo1y &op
morning:
Prelude-The Virgins Prayer.
........... Massenet
Offertoire- Serenade. 5000. Gounod
Postlude- Offertoire ..,..........
Anthem-O Lord, How Manifold. 49,.
Chorus Choir.
Solo-O, Fairest Jesus. .... Batiste
Miss Lombard.
Evening.
Prelude Ofertoire. .......... Salome
Observation-Disclosures. 10000. F1agler
Postlude- llegretto ......... Haydn
Anthem-O Gladstone Light. .......
Chorus, Choir.
Vocal Duette-Hark! Hark! MY
ooM .NeVtn
Misses Begg and Henry.
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Miss Helen Prindeville, county su-
perintendent of schools, returned last
evening from Gilby where she spent
the day visiting the schools at that
place.
An elaborate function to take place
this evening is the banquet to be given
by the university juniors to the seniors
OF the college OF Arts and Engineering.
The veritable feast, for which untold
preparations have been made,t will he
served at the Hotel Northern and the
promised brilliant success of the
event Is due to Messrs. Bert Selbv
Lynn Sarles and Miss Ida Forrest
who have had the entire responsibili.