The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-12
MAYWLLE NORMAL NOTES.

The annual party Of the Woman's
league was given on last Friday even
ing. This is the big party of the year
and that given this year was surely
up to those on former occasions. About
three hundred we're present. These in
cluded many from out of town. At
1880 the receiving line was formed
just inside the assembly room and the
guests were received by the executive
committee OF the 1eag que. All desks had
been removed and chairs took their
places The room was thus converted
into spacious reception room.
The entertainment for the evening
consisted Of musical programme as
follows:
L.
Selection from Grand Opera
Cradle Song Normal School Orchestra
Violin STANDARDIZATION $50. Borowski
Mr., Fox. accompanied by Mrs.
Ylvisaker.
Reading . The Abandoned Elopement
Miss Dunlap.
n. r. ...-
Cantsfa ........ King Rene's Laughter
Music BY Henry Smart.
soloists- ... F-"
eIanthe King Rene's daughter. -
.......&,............ Mrs. Travis
Marta and Beatrice, companions
of the princess .......-..,.....
Mrs. HubbeH and Miss Dunlap
Chorus Of yintagers- ....a
Senior Glee Club.
Sopranos
Ny;s,ng E,a,,,s rJ,IL,s,,,1, ,--,,.,, ry,z4
and Gertrude Walker.
Second Soprano
Misses Evanson, Duncan, Mcintosh,
Beattie, Meis Ellison.
Altos
Misses Even Anderson. Jordahl, Con-
molly and Bertha Walker.
Director--Miss Brant.
Accompanist-Mis Ness.
After the cantata all enjoyed a social
halfhour when lunch was announced
as ready in the dining hall. AS only
a part of the assembly could be ac-
commodated at a time, games and
dancing were INDUCED in by those
waiting their turn. At IL o'clock the
guests departed and the gala party was
pleasant memory.
Those taking part in the musical
program certainly gave us q treat The
music of the cantata was exceptionally
fine and rendered with equal excel
lence. The solo parts revealed the fact
that Mayville has first class musical
talent and the choruses gave evidence
Of their training and much ability. The
orchestra rendered its numbers in
most gratifying manner and displayed
the fact that IL is no longer in the anna
teur class. We were sorry that sick
ness prevented Mr.. Fox from being
present. Miss Dunlap entertained us
In her usual pleasing manner and we
are very glad that the school has added
to its list Of instructors one who can
give us the artistic In expression.
The evening entertainment of music
and story was as a whole artistic and
one that any company of entertainers
might well be, proud of. The league
is to be congratulated upon its success
and it's friends will look forward with
pleasant anticipations to the next an
nual party.
A very pleasant feature of the even
ing was the lunch hour. The tables
Of the dining hall werS. arranged in the
form of square cross with arms run
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the room was lighted with candles.
The lighting, effect was very pretty.
The candles In the candeIabra and the
dainty water colored shades made a
pleasing sight. And the delicious lunch
con served as 1t was by the members
of the league was certainly a browning
feature of this hour.
Among the out town. guests were
Messrs o. o. Trageton, Hale Nelson,
ID. L. Dunlap. c. A. Thompson and Miss
Hattie Anderson, all OF Grand Forks;
Messrs p. L. Crothers. Geo. Mclinn,
Lloyd and Amos Even of Fargo; Wes-
ley Hunter of Milton, A.. G.. Muller
or Portland. Mrs. Beattfe of Wahpeton.
Mr. Elmer Nelson of Hatton. VIM.
Schwandt OF Casseltorl, Miss Nelga
Anderson of Devils Lake, Mr.. Lyle
Bittinger of Petersburg, Mr. Adolph
7yIden Of Lankin, and others whose
names we did not secure
Il The junior class organized by elect
Ing oGzcers as follows;
President Miss Mona Thompson.
Vice -prestderlt Mr.. Helling.
Secretary Miss tOxtun
Treasurer III. Pope.
garweant at arms MIR. @. Nelson.
The last number Of this years lecture
curse was given on Monday evening