The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-21
FARGO COLLEGE NEWS

President Creegan gave an address
last Wednesday evening at Glen Ullin
before the Missouri River Association
of Congregational churches, his sub
ject being Conservation OF Our Spirit
ual Forces. Sunday he will deliver
the baccaIaureate at Steele, N. d.
DR.. Vittum in a recent letter to Pro-
fessor Knowlton, writes interestingly
of his work as head OF the English
department in the Georgia state nor
NAL college situated at Milledgeville,
Ga. He says in part: 1.-THE work is
very pleasant. To meet the earnest
young students, nearly all Of them
christians in fact as fell as In name,
and talk to them about the highest
and best things in life and literature is
recreation and medicine, as well
as pleasure. The religious influence
is the strongest have ever known in
any institution / have been connected
with" Mr.. Vittum expects to spend
the summer in New Hampshire for the
most part. He concludes with these
words: "Tell my trends that still
feel, as I have felt for many months,
that am reasonably sure to get well
next week"
On the evening of May 80 the col
lege students will give a reception to
the graduates of Fargo and Moorhead
high schools, and Fargo college acad-
envy.
The fourth year preparatory class
| is working hard on their class play,
entitled, / WILL 1t is a college play
| written especially for them by Mrs.
Hazelton and will be pesented in the
gymnasium Friday evening, June 10.
The students are being trained by Mrs.
Hazelton and Mrs. Stephens.
On Friday evening, May q, will be
given the last number of the Y. M.
| C. A. lecture course when Gilbert Nc
Clurg of Colorado will lecture on the
| subject, Oh Brave, New World of
Texas, Conqueror of the Desert and
Master of the Sea. This lecture up
| lifts, inspires, charms, entertains,
amuses and informs old and young. 1t
| will be illustrated by 800 colored brill
liant stereopticon views. Admission
Csc.
Miss Perley and Miss Lindgren en-
tertained a. few friends Wednesday
afternoon in honor of Miss Pinney OF
the class o. 1909.
Tonight the German club will enter
tain a number of guests from the high
schools of the two cities and from the
college in the Y. M. G. A. room.
The Alethian literary society will
give the following programme at ar
open meeting next Monday eVenlne
at s o'clock:
Quotations ..... Theodore Roosevelt
Instrumental Solo .......~........'
............ Miss Jessie Buchanan
Life of King Edward VII ..........
............,,....' husdt 0Al@'
Reading =. Miss Elvira Rassmussei
Comparison of the Standing Armie
!. of different countries. ~........
................. Walter V. Zerbe
Pipe Organ Selection .....-........
......... Miss Faith Gardne
Origin of Decoration Day .......-..
.......... Miss Rebecca Moor
; Life of Bjornsjerne Bpornson $500.
........ Miss Manda Munso
Selection by Quartette.
Critiuue ........ Professor Milbrat
At Thursday chapel Dean Strattol
gave a most interesting talk on tn
history and action of Halley's comet.
The fifth annual banquet of tn
Alethian Literary society was held il
Gardner hotel Saturday, May Il
Lloyd Musburger, as toast master
: gave the first toast, speaking OF tn
spirit of the society. He was follow
ed by Miss Kathrine Boise, who spok