The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-11
FARGO COLLEGE NEWS


Knowlton spoke for little time on the
subject Looking Backward. He said
that the post was our one sure posses
sion that would become more precious
with the passing of the years. He
related many pleasant things in con-
nections with the seniors life at the
college and then called on Miss Lind
gren to speak of Looking Forward. She
said that the seniors were going to try
to be what their friends wanted them
to be. The college. Miss Lindgren said.
had been like fairy land to them, eve
cry day being filled with interest ana
good things. She closed with Brown
ing's words: How good is mans life,
the mere living! How fit to employ all
the heart and the soil and the senses in
Joy" Mrs. Beaver was assigned thu
subject, On the Lookout. She spok,
of the value Of cultivating powers of
observation to increase the joy Of liv-
fling. I'VE need to have things in our
lmind before we can see them. The bird
must be in the heart before we can see
/ it in the bush. The eye should have
purpose and aim. DR.. Beard next
spoke on Looking Upward. Our
breadth of view increases wonderfully
with an education. We should cultivate
the upward look, for we can see so
much more when we look up than
Ewhen we look down. We need to cor
Lrect our lives with God, to work with
kHim, in order to do our work in the
kbest way
The delightful evening was concluded
with an hour of very pleasant conversa-
ltions, and it will always remain as a
treasured memory with each senior.
Saturday evening the Junior prepara-
tory students gave the senior preps
a farewell banquet at the commercial
club rooms. Red and white carnations
were strewn over the table at which
an even two dozen were seated. The
dainty place cards, painted by Miss
Essa Hamilton, were prominent among
the decorations. After full justice had
been done to the dinner, a programme
of toasts was in order. Walter Zuber,
president Of 1911, made an excellent
toastmaster. Short talks were given
Iby Mrs. Hazelton, the Misses True,
Moore, Monson, Amidon and Colwell,
and Messrs. Deane, Musburger Still
well, Crandell and Watkins. Words of
humor, of seriousness and Of good
cheer contributed to make this banquet
a memorable event in the annals of
both classes.
Miss Annie Foster Of Hendrum is a
guest during commencement at the
Knowlton home.
Andrew Roedel Of Harvey has been
renewing college friendships in the past
week.
A very pleasant dormitory event was
held Tuesday at dinner the occasion
being Mr.. Sunadas birthday party. A
very gay company sat down at the
birthday table, which was made attrac
tive by the lighted birthday cake. and
other attractions. Mr.. Sunada also
treated the dining room guests to ice
cream, and the fruit of his countrv-
cherries and Japanese confectionery. A
very pleasant closing of the days fes-
tlvities was the evening party given bv
MRS. Corson in honor Of Mr.. Sunada.
AT the last regular meeting of the
German club the following officers were
CHOSEN for the ensuing year: President,
Miss Nellie Bishop; secretary. Miss
Marjorie Powell; treasurer, Miss Edith
ColweH; first director. Miss Perley;
second director, Miss Clara Blanchard;
. I'LL VI ulIeCIOT, FRANK HOTner.
Beginning Sunday Fargo college will
celebrate three noteworthy events
next week. The first will be the an
nual baccalaureate sermon to the
graduating class on Sunday after
noon at o'clock. On Wednesday the
graduating class will receive their
diplomas with commencement exer-
cises In the forenoon. In the after
/ noon ground breaking ceremonies for
i the new Carnegie library will take
place at the college grounds
FOLLOWING are the programmes for
each event:
5accaIaureate Service.
Fargo college baccalaureate sermon
1910; p. m, Sunday, June IL, First
Presbyterian church.
/ Priere (organ) .... Berrowsl,i
Mr. Lamberson.
invocation ........ ....... ,
TIE Deum in E Flat (quartette) Buck
Miss Margaret Beard, soprano; Henry
b Honglum, tenor; Miss Jennie Cham
pine, alto; w. w. George,
bass.
Scripture Reading ...........
.......... Rev. r. A. Beard. D. D.
Prayer ............ Rev. c. r. Adams
Rejoice Ye With Jerusalem. ...
.................... Arthur Page
Quartette.
Sermon. Pres. Chas. c. C. Creegan, D. d.
Glass Hymn. Crown Him With MANY
crowns .....-.... Observation-Disclosures.
Dohoolctloh .'.'..............
AIeluia (organ prelude) Dubois
Mr.. Lambertson.
Commencement.
Fargo college commencement 1910:
10 a. M, Wednesday, June Is, First
Baptist church.
Jubilant March (organ) FauIkes
Mr.. Henderson.
Prayer. Rev Charles H Philips
These Are They (from the Holy City,
'''..Ss's. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Gaul
Mrs, Ernest r. Wright.
Inaugural Address ........
$3.50. Hon. Charles F. Amidon
1"lilsLI ..'s...'.......... Buck
College Glee Club.
Commencement Address REV
Eugene G. Updil, D. D., Madison. Wis
Comforting of Degrees ...
-. Pres. Charles c. Creegan, d. d.
The Unseen Kingdom. Gerald Lane
w. w. George
Benediction. -. Rev. E. II. Sticknev
Marche Militaire (organ) 49,. Barnes
Mr.. Lamberson.
+ Library Ground BREAKING.
On Wednesday afternoon, June Is. at
$3.50, will be celebrated a most happy
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