The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-04
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MAYVlLLE STATE NORMAL.

Annual junior reception to seniors.
The merry round of commencement
| festivities was inaugurated last Fri
day evening on the OCCASION OF the very
pretty party given by the junior class
to the faculty and seniors in honor Of
the class of 1910 The assembly room
was transformed into a beautiful re-
fception room with the aid of rugs,
plants, cut flowers, and myriads of
gold and black pennants bearing the
legend 1910. The browns of the stage
| settings harmonized splendidly with
| the general color scheme of the decora-
lions and the whole was very effec
tive In the receiving line were Mr..
and Mrs Correll, the Junior class coun-
sellers, and the officers of the class
Mr.. Ylvisaker and Misses Erickson and
| Coykendahl.
| The programme was opened by two
very pleasing songs given by the junior
glee club. Then followed two one-act
plays: His Model Wife and The
Mouse Trap, in which all the members
of the junior class took part. The
plays were very clever and entertain
ing and were given in highly credit
able manner. That they were thor
oughly enjoyed was evidenced by the
laughter and hearty applause of the
| listeners Between the two plays the
school orchestra rendered two delight
full selections. In conclusion the Juniors
sang their spirited class song, waving
! junior and senior class co'ors. The
guests then repaired to the library
which also had been changed by the
magic juniors. Here pleasant half
/ hour was spent guessing the names of
the juniors whose silhoutettes hung
on the walls of the room Later a
! delicious two course lunch was served
! in the assembly room. Small tables
/ were placed in the form of a rectangle
down the middle of the room. Seniors
and juniors class colors, pink peonies
and pink and white carnations. and
small table ferns made the table look
very pretty. Mr.. Ylvisaker, president
! of the junior class toasted the seniors
in neatly turned speech and Miss An
derson very gracefully responded for
the seniors.
The juniors are to be heartily con-
| graduated on the success of the party
This play is to be repeated in the as
sembly room on the evening of June
8, that the public may have the privi-
| lege of enjoying it.
Misses Brant and Dunlop of the ia
Guilty attended the musical festival in
Grand Forks this week.
/ Mrs Hillyer was in Grand Forks last
week on business relative to the pub
fishing of the annual catalogue. This
week he is out giving confinement adj
dresses being at Neville on Wednesday,
Cberon on Thursday and Grafton on
| Saturday. Other members of the fa-
Guilty are out too, but it issimpossible
/ to accommodate all who requested
such service since it will not do to
| cripple the work in the classes. Mr..
| Correll was at. Clifford last week and
Lat Conway this. Mr.. Travis spoke at
Perth last Friday and was to have
Egone this week to another place but
could not ON account of illness in his
| family The school is glad to accom-
modate all schools when 1t is possible
to do so and the members of the ia
lculty especially enjoy this meeting
/ with the patrons over the state
! Mrs. Thompson and little daughter
returned from their visit on Wednesday
morning. Miss Margaret was quite i'll
| for few days but is well now.
/ Memorial exercises were held in the
assembly room on Monday, MIR, Cor
rell having charge. They were joint
exercises by the city and normal
| schools and the city of Mayville Mr.
Smith Stimmel of Casselton delivered
la very interesting and instructive adj
dress on the personality o. Lincoln.
4 The other features Of the programme
were also excellent.
Mr. and Mrs. Travis were compelled
to postpone their reception TO the
senior class because of the illness of
their little son Paul.
Il President HiIlyer has received full
! information from Secretary Shepperd
of the National Education association
concerning railroad rates, ETC., regard
ling the annual meeting of this assoc
citation to be held in Boston this sum-
mer and is issuing circular letter
which will be sent over the state in
i a few days. 1t will be well for all
/ who can go to Boston to attend this
meeting to correspond with Mr.. Hill
| lyer.
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