The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-25
MOORHEAD NORMAL

The open hour at the dormitories
for the past two weeks has been chiefly
occupied by entertainers from out
side the halls. Last week Miss Dora
IaVAlley read Ma'amselle TO the delight
OF her hearers, and Miss Doyle fur
niBhed the music. This week Miss
Lillian Wright and Miss Norma Olsen
were the entertainers. Miss wright's
singing and Miss Olsen's piano playing
were OF artistic quality throughout.
Arthur w. Johnson, '0s, has return
ed from Nome, Alaska, where he has
held government position as teacher
Tor the past two years, to complete
the advanced course at the normal.
Professors Orr, Kurtx and Stephens
of Fargo College Conservatory of
Music gave an informal concert at the
normal auditorium Saturday morning,
Nov. 20, before the entire school and
large number of visitors. Professor
Orr sang two solos; Professor Kurtz
played two selections on the piano and
Professor Stephens two selections on
the violin. AS a conclusion number.
the three artists gave a solo with
piano accompaniment and violin obli-
cato.
Miss Dredge's pupils, who are study
ing domestic science under Mrs. kim
ball, gave a fine luncheon for their
fellow pupils, as well as for a con-
siderable number Of faculty guests
last Saturday afternoon.
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Mr.. Powers will soon stage one Of
the classic light operas, which his
students have been zeaiously rehears-
ing for some time Miss Hayes is as
sisting him In the dramatic work.
Every Indication points to larger
enrolment of boys during the winter
term. Many letters have lately been
received from young men who expect
to join the school after Thanksgiving,
and through other sources the authori-
ties OF the school have learned OF the
coming OF an encouraging number OF
boys. This IL good news to the COM
mittee on boys' activities in particular,
and to all who are interested in
the character OF the
student body In general.
Before the mems seminar OF the
congregational church President
Void gave a mastery paper on Penal
Institutions last Sunday morning; and |
on another occasion before the same |
society he win discuss The Reforma-
ton OF the Criminal.
At the tercentennary celebration OF |
the publication OF the Authorized Ver- |
sion Of the Bible. which win be con- |
Quoted at the First Presbyterian |
church in Fargo by Judge Pollock on |
Sunday evening. Nov. &C. Mr.. Kings |
ford OF the normal faculty will be one /
of the speaksSs, his theme being. 1
Sources or Power In the Authorized /
Version or the Bible.
The student committees on literary /
societies. recently appointed by Mr. /
Martin. have secured memberships In /
two societies aggregating over 100. |
The organization or two societies, |
therefore, seems assured.
Mr. and Mrs. Collins. class counsel /
prs for 1912. entertained the seniors
and tire faculty at the home Of presi- |
dent and Mrs. Void On Saturday even
Ing, Dec. 25
The girls or the two halls. Wheeler |
and comstock, will entertain their /
friends "a the gymnasium early III the
second term.
Don't waste your money buying
ytrepgthenlrg plasters Chamberlain 1
Linirnsnt II cheaper and better. Damp
~ = piece of flannel with 1t ana bind
4 oyer the affected parts and 1t win
relieve the pain and soreness. FOR
sais ~ At dealers.