The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-04
MAYvILLE NORMAL NOTES.

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| MAYvILLE NORMAL NOTES. {
The first number Of The Exponent
for this year is out and 1t is a credit
to those in charge Of the work. The
form Of the paper has been changed
and the workmanship of the printer
is decided improvement over that OF
former years.
Wedding bells have been ringing. We
received announcements OF the mar
rage OF Miss Anna Mclean OF Devils
Lake and of Mr.. Robinson of Mont
| CLAIM, N. ]. Miss Mclean was married
to prosperous business man of Perth,
at which place she will make her
home, and Mr.. and Mrs. Robson will
be at home in a suburb OF Montclair,
N. j. We noticed that Miss Lettie
Wniger has also taken the step which
will cause the Bisbee schools to lose
teacher. We wish all of these people
happy future. The two ladies are
graduates of this school and Mr.. Rcbi-
son was a member of the faculty some
five years ago.
Miss Hughes, librarian of the normal
three years ago, has been appointed to
very desirable position as branch IL
brarian at Bayslde, L. l., in the
Queens Burough Library system of
Greater New York.
About sixty of the students took
Thanksgiving dinner at the boarding
department. Miss Bentley invited all
students who remained in town to
dine there and they had a royal good
time, so we are told.
On Friday, Nov. 26, the Misses Bent
ley, Eddy and Currier of the normal
faculty, pleasantly entertained about
sixty guests at o'clock dinner in
the dormitory dining hall The guests
were received in the spacious recep-
ton hall and were later escorted to
the dining hail. where the table was
spread. 1t was arranged in the form
of square cross with the arms run
ming diagonally across the room. The
decoration scheme was in white ana
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anthemum. The table was further dec
Grated with ferns and candles all max
ing beautiful effect Tasty Japanese
place cards in water color were used
and the dinner and its service were
such as make the heart glad and spread
good cheer. After dinner the guesrs
enjoyed social hour and it was with
sincere thanks that they bade their
hostesses good night.
Miss Dunlap visited her brother at
the university over Sunday
Several persons from Mayvi1le went
to hear the great singer, Nine, Sem
brtch at Fargo. Among them were
Mrs. Travis and the Misses Olson,
Bentley, Eddy, Dean and Stafford from
the normal.
Messrs. Lawrence, Sigurdson and
Green, '0e, were In town over Thanks
giving vacation.
The magician, Brush, gaev a very
COON entertainment at the normal on
Monday evening. He was greeted by
a large house, which was enthusiastic
In the appreciation Of his skill The
next number of the course will be CIV
en- some time in January by the Eva
Bartlett Macy Co., and will consist of
a literary and musical programme.
Basketball practice has begun In
good earnest now and a strong sched-
ule for the mems team has been ar
ranged. This schedule will be publish
ed later. However, those who love the
game will have opportunity 20 enjoy 1t
in the gymnasium, At present the
work with the women will be entirely
inter- class. A series of inter-ciass
games will be played for the sake of
the game and for the training that II
gives the young women in physical
education.
Superintendent Wolfe OF the Minot
schools has sent the contribution of the
Minot local committee on arrangements
for the coming meeting Of the N. D.
Educational association. From their
plans 1t appears that Minor win do for