The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-14

meeting Of the board Of commission
ers Of foreign missions, of which he ID
one Of the corporate members. Thence
he will proceed to Chicago to attend
the meeting of the congregational
brotherhood, to which he is a delegate.
AZ the close Of this meeting he will
go east to attend the Indian confer
ence at Lake Mohawk In New York
state. For fifteen years President
Creegan has been a member OF this
organization, and has taken a great
interest In its work During his trip
the president will transact important
business for the college. He expects
to be back in time for the state edu-
cational meet early In November.
In response to an official invitation,
The faculty has elected DR. Stratton
and DIR. Knowlton to represent the
college at the installation of DIR. Vim
cent as president Of the Minnesota
state university on October is. At the
installation Of the new president Of
Boston university on Oct. 90 Fargo
college will be represented by Pres
ident Creegan and William Hall Best
OF the class of 1902, a recently APP
pointed trustee Of the college.
At the meeting Of the committee OF
seven appointed for the reorganization
OF the North Dakota school system
recently held in Fargo DR.. Knowlton
read very interesting and compre-
hensive paper on the relation be-
tween elementary and secondary.
schools in three great Euro pean CT
ties, Leipzig, Paris and London. The
paper will be published with the re-
port of the committee Of even to be
presented at the meeting of the state
teachers association. The committee
held it's conference at the college.
where Ii was entertained at luncheon
by the faculty.
Among the speakers in the series Of
lectures on the general theme of mod
ern education to be held during the
winter at the Agricultural college will
be DR.. Knowlton.
On Friday, New. 8, the depart
nent of expression. under the direc-
tion Of Mrs. Remington, will put on
The Chauffeur. Some of the best dra-
natical talent OF the college has been
at work long time and treat Is
promised. Among those who will take
part are Miss Amsdell and Miss Hill
dreth. whose ability is we'll known.
The proceeds viii be expended In
beautifying the campus Of the college.
At an entertainment given by a
number of young ladies at their club
It'd nra ri
their members who is about to leave
the city, number OF readings were
rendered by Miss Amsdell. The selec-
tons were from Aunt Minerva, VIII
ian Green Hill's His Courier, and
Sally AIMS Experience from Aunt
Jane OF Kentucky.
An injury to Rusness' knee viii
throw him out of the next game or
two CT football. and the quarterback /
position will have to be handled by
Harrington or by Bruce Pollock. last
years quarterback at the Fargo high
school. The game with jamestown
college has been cancelled at the other
end OF the line, but there will be q
game Monday with the Wahpeton
Training school a Fargo. Catlin is
rapidly getting into form again. and
Drummond, a new man, has speed
enough to make him valuable In the
back field as soon as he rounds into
shape. The squad is practising hard /
In preparation for the big trip to I
south Dakota. Recently two mass
meetings have been held to arouse the /
proper amount of enthusiasm The 1
Monday game with Wahpeton viii be
at 3 o'clock.
Last Sunday the regular afternoon /
meeting of the 7. M. G. A. was ad-
dressed by President Creegan who T
gave an inspiring talk, principally on I
the situation In the Orient. Several 4
members OF the students and faculty
attended the Y. M. G. A. banquet at
the opening OF the term of the evening
school Prof. Brown will have a class
Of iS In public speaking. Other mem
bers of the faculty also have classes.
The college Y. M. C. "A. meeting this
week was In charge Of Pres. Fred
StilwelI. who gave an interesting ac-
count Of the summer conference az
Lake Geneva The Y. w. G. A was
led bv Miss Conn. A vocal selection
was rendered by Miss Becxman.
Among those who played In the
orchestra st the presentation Of Shee-
han IN Hoffmann's Tales were Mr..
stephens and Mr.. Codding Of the con
servatory.
About fifty or sixty volumes of
books have recently been presented to
the library by President Creegan
Among them are Nelson's encyclo-
pedia in twelve volumes, Morley's
Life OF Gladstone In three volumes,
the STANDARD dictionary In two vol
umes and about thirty five volumes Of
missionary biography and history.
Dean Brown preached last Sunday
at Fingal and Lucca. These two
pulpits viii Be filled next Sunday by
Mr.. Talbot, and his place at Gardner
will be taken BY Mr.. vowles.
The following officers were elected
recently BY the senior preparatory
class:
President Miss Claire Gardner
vice President-Misa Alma Faust.
Secretary = Treasurer Miss Marga-
ret Freeman.
Faculty Member Miss Beckman.
Plans are being made for a play to
be given about the first Of the year.
This evening the class ID giving n
marshmallow roast In honor Of the
new members Of the class.
Miss Kinnear has recently presented