The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-06-03

address win be by Judge Amidon Fri
day evening at the Presbyterian
church Judge Amldon's ability as a
platform orator Is recognized all over
the northwest. Fargo people who
heard Rev. James l.. Gordon of Win
nipeg at the X. M. G. A. convention last
winter will be pleased to know that nc
VIII be with us at commencement. The
programme is as follows:
Saturday, June 10.
S:l5 p. M.-Graduating exercises al
the preparatory department. First
Presbyterian church. Address by
Charles r.. Amtdon, Judge United
States district court.
Sunday, June IL.
500 r. M.--Baccalaureate sermon nv
Charles G. Creegan, d. D., at First
Presbyterian church.
$500 2. M.--Address to the christian
associations by Rev. ]. M. Walters
of the First Methodist church.
Monday, June IL.
$500 A. M.-Tennis tournament at Isl-
and park.
100 A. M.-Special business meeting
OF the alumni association in the
college pariors.
$3.50 p -Extempore speaking con-
test, college chapel.
$3.50 2. M-Studio tea. Art depart
ment. library.
$3.50 F. Conservatory concert at
Stones music hall.
Tuesday, June 10.
$500 A. M.-Tennis tournament (finalsl
at Island park.
1880 p M.-Senior class programme,
college campus.
S;l5 ?. M.-Sentor play, Tanning of thu
Shrew, gymnasium.
Wednesday, June IA.
1V:0O A. M.-Commencement exercises
at First Congregational church.
Address by Rev. James L. Gordon,
Winnipeg, Canada. Conferring of
degrees.
$3.50 p. M.-Alumni reunion and re-
ception at Dill hall.
$50 P. Presidents reception and
commencement dinner, First Con-
gregational church.
Last Saturday was notable for three
oanquets in college circles. The III. c.
;. literary society gave a banquet at
he Congregational church to it's mem
oers who have won laurals this year
n debate and oratory. The guests of |
lonor, orators and debaters, were Miss
Dart and Messrs. Hildreth, stillwell. |
sharp and Aronson. Among the speak
RS of the evening was Professor
Brown, head of the department of pub
ic speaking. The toasts were rnusu-
lily fine. While the college literary
ociety was feasting, the third and
ourth year preparatory classes buried
he Ratchet at Prizes hall. The fol-
owing toasts were responded to:
4eauer. ........s.......H Heap Big Chief |
Many Moons Ago. Star in the MindI
totem Pole. -. ...... Fire sin the Eye
,lpe OF Peace. .......L Little Pale Guide
1all to the Happy Hunting Grounds
.............A Brave Of Tribe No. 8
Blessings Of the Great Spirit.
....'................ Big Chief
launching the Birch Canoe. $500.
',...............B Blue Bird Paleface
legend ................ Medicine Man
The best toast of the evening was
hat by the Little Pale Guide the be-
owed faculty member of the fourth
ear class. Miss True. She read an
riginal poem in the style of Eiawatha.
The same evening the Alpha Delta
held its annual banquet at
Tries. After the feast there num-
er of toasts, followed by a business
leeting. The officers for the past
ear We're: Homer Mcnamara, presi- ]
emit; Rolf fainter, vice president:
ohm Gefall secretary; AL. Simonitsch,
The fraternity has pros Il
ects Of including a large number Of j
remedial students next year.
On Sunday, June 8, President GREGG
n will deliver the baccalaHreate SER
ION at the commencement exercises of
he Glendale Normal Industrial school I
Glendale. He will take as his topic,
taking the Most of Life. on the even
ig Of June ! he delivered the COM I
encement address at Wadena, MINI,
q Friday, June 2, he appeared in q
milar capacity in Hillsboro, N. d. On s
Inc Z he will speak at the graduation Q
of Phillips academy at New .
ockford On Memorial day he gave 4
e memorial ADDRESS at Hunter. s
Dr. and Mrs. Creegan entertained at s
eir home on Fourth avenue south, e
ring the past week, In honor of the 8
lrgo college band. the preparatory t
udents and the senior college girls. d
sveral outside friends were present. n
no enjoyed a programme of numbers O
ndered by the band, and Professor /.
amer and Mr.. Horner. Mrs. e. r.. e
right and Mrs. a.. ]. stephens favor T
the guests with vocal solos, and Il
ISIS Jessie Buchanan read one or two
Imbers with pleasing effect. DR.. and
rs. Creegan's gracious hospitality a
Is especially enjoyed on this oc- O.
sion, as the years work and its fes- n