The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-06-12
FARGO COLLEGE NEWS

Miss Margery Moore, dean OF WON
en-, leaves the college this year after a
term of service extending over a period
Of six years. Three years ago Miss
Moore was elected to the deanship and
since that time has fulfilled it's duties
In a most efficient manner. AS a wise
and successful administrators in this
line Of work Miss Moore has few SUI
periors. 1t is greatly to be regretted
that the college is to lose her valuable
services. As a teacher and a member
of society as well her place will be
hard to FILL Teachers and students
unite in expressions Of appreciation
and regret and in best wishes for her
future happiness and prosperity,
Miss True's party is anticipating a
very delightful trip this summer. At
daybreak, June 10, they sail from Mon
treal, bound for Glasgow, probably
touching at Quebec. In Scotland they
will go to the haunts of the Ayrshire
ploughman and OF the wizard of the
north, taking steamer and coach rides
and climbs through the region made
famous by the Lady Of the Lake. In
England the lake district will be ira
versed in coach. Several cathedral
towns will be visited, among them
Durham, York and Canterbury. Then
some delightful days are planned for
Kenilworth, Warwick, Stratford, OK
ford and London. Crossing the Eng
lish channel to Calais, the party will
proceed TO Amiens, Rouen and Paris,
thence into Holland, where on Sun
day they hope TO see the quaint Dutch
costume worn chiefly on that day, and
the fishing boats. Brussels and Bruges
will also be visited before the party
proceed to Cologne, where they take
the Rhine steamer. In Germany the
towns on the list are Eisenbach, Wei
mar, Heidelberg, Nuremberg and Roth
ienberg, as well as Berlin and Dresden.
few stops will be made in Switzer-
land, after which drive over the Alps,
and steamer trip or two on some
Italian lakes bring the travellers to
Milan Venice, Florence, Rome and
Naples, which will each receive sew
eraI days. On Sept. / the party turn
westward again, reaching New York
about Sept. IL.
Sunday afternoon the last vesper
service for the school year was held
in the college chapel. President W.T.
tum chose for his subject the parable
of the prodigal son, which he treated
with characteristic breadth OF thought
and originality. Miss Boards solo on
The Ninety and Nine was an appro-
PIRATE prologue to the address. Special
music was also furnished by the girls
glee club.
Mrs. True will have as her guest
for the summer, Mrs. Stone. an old
time friend. who arrived from Mis-
souri, Thursday morning.
Paul w. Garrett was graduated from
Parker college this month DIR. Tilden
delivered the commencement address.
The Alethians enjoyed picnic south
OF town on the Red river banks last
Tuesday afternoon.
Probably the most interesting dis
play of class spirit ever witnesses here
was seen on the campus Thursday
morning. when the first year prepara-
tory students attempted to recover
possession of their class banner. which
had been taken by the second-years.
Tonight at o'clock the dormitory
dinner will be served on the lawn. in
true picnic style.
The X w. c, A. meeting Wednesday
was led by Miss Moore who spoke
forcefully on the Opportunity Of the
College Woman. The meeting was
largely attended and was one Of un-
usual interest At the close the asso-
citation presented Miss Moore with the
national Y W. 9. A. pin In blue enamel
and gold. The recipient expressed her
appreciation in a few well -chosen
words. after which light refreshments