The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-09-27

FRSl PROGRAM WILL Be
BEGIN THIS EVENING
A Number OF Interesting Addresses
by Local and Visiting Educators
Will BE Given at the First BAPTIST
Church-TOmorrow-s Program.
Exercises which, will oulminats
Thursday in tae Inauguration OF
Frank I.eRond McNey. ph. d.. ILL.,. d..
as the fifth pl e:,:dent of The University
of North Eako,a will have t.ieis ;ncep-
tion this evening al s o'c.ack at an
assembly to be held in the First Bap-
tfst church. coTrsr OF Fifth street ar
Alpha avenue.
Already dele gates representa- vari-
Gus of the leaGins universities and
colleges OF the rpnnrry are beginning
to arrive in the city. and by the time
tie first assembly is ralled to order
this evening. tae gathering Will as
sumo large pragortiolg;.
There probably will not be two
more interested visitors for the in
auGural than DR.. and Mrs. A. II. Nc
Vey of DesMo;nes, Iowa." father and
mother of Presidant McVey. who ar
rived in the city Monday evening. and
who are now guests at the prcsiden-
tial home. Judge McVey comes as tie
accredited. delegate from the Ohio
! Wesleyan from which he graduated in
1868, ard from which Frank LsRonl
| McVey. his son. graduated in 1893.
Several of the prominent delegates
who arrived this morning are Pres.
J. n. kildahl. St. Olaf college. North
field, Mimi: Prof. Leon c. Marshall,
/ University of Chicago: Judge a. G.
Burr. Rugby; Dir. Frank Allen. Uni
versity of Haritoba; Prof. Stranton,
Fargo college. and G. II. Sinclair.
They are being entertained at homes
in the city.
Presidents Edmund James of the
4; University of Illinois and George E.
MaoI.san of the University of Iowa
will arrive in the city this afternoon
on the Northern Pacific at $3.50
i O'Clock. while President Albert Ross
Hill of the University of Missouri is
expected to arrive here Wednesday
morning.
James Hill TO Speak Twice.
An important change in the pro-
, gram was announced this afternoon
which will include another address
! by Chairman James j. Hill of the
! Great Northern. This address is to be
delivered on WeGne sday afternoon at
/ 1880 O'Clock at the university GYM
] nasium following the dedication OF
teachers college.
/ Ano,Aer change made provides for
an address by President Edmund
James OF the University Of Illinois on
! Wednesday afternoon instead of ON
! Thursday morning as heretofore plan
ned. while the address that was to
have Eeep delivered by President A.
Ross Hin of the University of Mis-
souri, will be given on Thursday
/ morning.
The program for the second annual
faculty concert of Wesley college
conservatory was announced today by
Prof. Louis L. Rowland and will be
given at the Metropolitan theater Fri
day evening as fellows:
Romance" ............. Gruenfeld
TO Watee Lily ........M MacDoWell
Spanish Caprice" ....... Moszkowski
Mr.. Rowland.
| Air on the G String. Bach
Obertass Mazurka. Op. 10. Wieniawski
Miss Marquis.
Dream in the Twilight" ..... Strauss
"Sapphic Ode" ..............B .Brahmr
Siegemund's Love Song. ...... Wagner
MIR. Mills.
Waltz in G Minor. r............C Chopin
Romance ............... ScharWenka
Fantasie Polonaise ........... Raft
Miss Hulburd.
Gypsy Dances ............. Saraste
Miss Marquis.
20 Evening Star" .... Louis Rowland
Sing for the Wind that Blows" ....
Louis Rowland
dedicated to Mr.. Mills.)
Why Art Thou Not Near Me-. ".....
.................. Burletgh
The Nightingale Has a Lyre of
Cold Observation-Disclosures. Whelpley
Mr.. Mills.
Detailed Program Issued.
The detailed program of the ex-
ercises OF the inaugural was issued
today to the visitors and guests upon
their arrival. 1t sets forth all of the
events that are to take place this
evening and during the succeeding
two days.
PrOeram Tonight.
This evenings program will be pre-
sided over by Prof. John w. Tingle-
stad. B. D., NJ. A., and the following Is
the program that will be carried out: !:
Organ prelude-Aliss Jane Smith.
Music-University Glee club.
Invocation-Rev. ]. Walker Pugh,
d. D.. pastor First Baptist church.
Addresst"The Purpose and Mean
ing of Inauguration Week." Gottfried
E. Hult, A. M.
Soprano solc-Mrs. Emmett Fuller.
Address-"The Two-Fold Function
of a University" Dean Frank Allen,
A. NJ, Phi. D.. F. R. S. c., University of
Manitoba.
Address-"The. Scandinavian 1nfiu-
ence in the Development of the North
west" President ]. N. Kildahl. d. d.,
st. Olaf college.
T.. ASSIGNMENT Of Deleaates.
\ Delegates from the various univer-