The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1911-12-16


Piano solo ...-.. Miss Akre
A Review of the MacNamara Case
.......,............. Mr.. Pollock
Vocal solo ........... -. Mr.. Mckee
Book Review ............ Miss Smith
Reading ........s.... Miss Beckman
The Drama .-........ Mrs. Hazelton
Critique ............ Mrs. Hazelton
At the weekly meeting Of the Bay
View Study club Mrs. Stratton read
paper on the ancient literature of
the Hebrews.
Among those who have recently
passed the state bar examination at
Bismarck was Tim Al. Francis, form
er student Of the college who took
most Of his undergraduate work here.
At chapel this morning at the Moor
head normal President Creegan was
the speaker. He addressed students
and faculty on Personal Observations
Made In China.
Miss Hill recently entertained the
members of the sophomore class at
her home on Sixth street south.
Miss Florence Brinton C06), who
has been engaged In Y. w. G. a. work
in Minneapolis, recently accepted the
secretaryship OF the Mower County
association, Minnesota. This associa-
ton has membership OF 800. with
headquarters at Austin.
This morning the chapel hour was
occupied by the annual Christmas
musical programme of the German
department through the inspiration of
Miss Perley. Mr.. Talbot directed the
singing.
Last Saturday evening the third
year preparatory class enjoyed a pleas
ant party, at which all dressed as
children. Miss sutton was faculty
guest.
This evening Miss Beclman and
Professor Wanner win entertain the
members of the fourth year prepara-
tory class at the home OF Miss Beck
man in Moorhead.
Tomorrow Mr.. Horst will preach for
Mr.. Stever at Kragnes He spoke
last Sunday at Glyndon. Professor
Freeman will preach tomorrow at
Grandin.
Melvin Hildreth and James Sharp
have completed a series of automobile
road maps for the Automobile Blue
Ifah fchs ~ -
company publishes in four volumes
the principal routes Of the United
States. Through the efforts Of Mr..
Sharp and Mr.. Hildreth Fargo and
Moorhead win be brought to the at
tention of hundreds OF tourists.
At q recent faculty meeting II was
decided by q unanimous vote that the
ladies' basketball team should not
play any out-of-town games.
The Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity has
just initiated Messrs. Rusness, Hunt
er, Drummond and r. Haggart. The
young men were forced to do some
very undignifed things. but have ap-
parently survived the ordeal
President Warren Of Yankton will
be one of the first chapel speakers at
the opening of college after the close
Of the Christmas vacation.
On the morning following his ad-
dress at the Fargo colleme- CONNER
club dinner, DR.. James L. Gordon
Of Winnipeg will deliver chapel ad-
dress. There are rumors that the
students are planning to give him an
ovation.
Louis Engerud and Melvin Hildreth
will have charge of the Christmas
exercises at the First Congregational
church of Fargo. They have arrang-
ed an apparatus whereby Santa Claus
VIII arrive by aeroplane. Mr. Hid
reth will impersonate the jovial saint.
The majority Of the members OF the
faculty win remain in Fargo over
the holidays. Miss Sutton will prob
ably visit her sister in Eveleth, Minn.
Miss Cone VIII spend several weeks
at her hog1e in Georgia. Dean Brown
will be is Chicago. Mr.. vowles win
visit his brother Max, who is with the
winston, Harper, Fisher Co. OF Min
neapoiis. Miss Hill is fortunate in
having he's parents with her during the
vacation.
Last Sunday DR.. Creegan delivered
a mastery address at the First Pres
byterian church on labor problems,
Ispeaking particularly Of the Macna-
mara cas9. He showed a surprising
grasp of she labor situation. He paid
| a tribute 20 the Catholic church for its
ability to hold the sons Of toll better
than the Yrotestant denominations.
Announcement has been made by
Director Orr Of the conservatory of
1.-THE musical festival to be held June 8.
4 and ial the Sunday auditorium. The
Minneapolis Symphony orchestra,
under the direction OF Emil Oberhofker