The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-28
INAUGURAL
Of M'VEY IS
ON At FORKS
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will be held this afternoon at 4:sl
following the dedication of teachers
college.
Opening Session Today.
The opening session today was held
in the university gymnasium with
Dean George s. Thomas, Phi. D., col
lege of liberal arts presiding.
At the morning exercises, Dean
Melvin A. Brannon, A. NJ, college OF
medicine was heard.
The address of welcome was deliver
ed by Dean Andrew A. Bruce OF the
college of law. The responses given
follow:
For the state universities, Pres.
Clyde A. Dunniway, Phi. D., University
of Montana.
For the endowed colleges and uni
versities, Pres. Luther G. Freeman, d.
D., Morningside college.
For the learned societies, Dean Carl
e. Seashore, Pm. D., University of
Iowa.
For English universities, sir Will
liam Henry Allchin, M. D., F. r.. C. p.
M. r. G. p, L, s. a., F. r.. S. e.,
University of London.
For the North Dakota educational
Institutions. Pres. John H. Worst, IL.
D., North Dakota Agricultural college.
schools, Hon. E. ]. Taylor. A. M.
deputy superintendent of public In
struction.
The closing address of the morning
was by Pres. George e. MacLean, Phi.
d., LII. D., University of Iowa. His
subject was, The Unification of q
States Educational Forces.
The roll call of delegates and pre-
sentation of memorials, together with
numbers from the University Glee
club were the other features of this
session.
Commercial Club Entertainment.
| AT the close Of the morning pro-
gram the delegates found the Grand
Forks Commercial club ready to care
for them. Automobiles were at the
university in number sufficient to
care for all.
A ride about the city was followed by
luncheon at the club rooms.
Dedication of New Building.
State superintendent of Public In
| struction w. L. Stockweu will pre-
side in the afternoon when the dedi
cation of teachers college takes place.
| The exercises are set for 3 O'Clock.
Invocation is to be by Rev. Barend III.
Kroezem. d. D., president OF James,
town college. Hon. J. G.. Gunderson.
state senator and sponsor Of the bill
which carried the appropriation for the
building, appears on behalf of the
state and makes the presentation adj
dress. The acceptance for the uni
versity will be by Dean Joseph Ken
nedy of the college.
An address, The Training of the
Teachers, will be one of the inter-
esting features of the exercises, being
by President Albert Ross HILL Phi. d.
University of Missouri.
A baritone solo by Norman p.
Black, and a tenor solo by Volney L.
Mills, will round out the programme.
Benediction will be pronounced by
Rev. Edward p. Robertson, president
Of Wesley college.
J. J. HIPS Address.
Following the dedication the throng
will hear the address by Jas. J. Hill.
The banquet in the evening is an |
event toward which great interest has |
been attracted over the entire north |
west The musical programme will be |
rendered by the Finley orchestra, |
while Norman B. Black will sing. Hon. |
Tracy r. Bangs of Grand Forks will
preside as POSTMASTER, and toasts will
be responded to by the following:
Honorable John Burke, governor of
North Dakota.
James ]. HILL president of the
board of directors of the Great Nor
thern railway.
Howard Elliott, president of the
Northern Pacific railway.
Hon. Victor WARDROBE, Leeds, mem
Der Alumni and board of regents.
Honorable Charles F. Amidon,
judge of the United States district
court, Ninth judicial district.
Frank LeRond McVey, president of
the University of North Dakota.
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