The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-07


!, Honolulu. He said the Hawaiian is
| lands were the key to the orient, the
strategetic point Of the Pacific, and
would be so to greater extent after
\ the completion OF the Panama canal
/ There Is native church there which
was once the largest Protestant
church in the world. DR.. Creegan
said he had the privilege Of preaching
| in a church with a membership OF
over 1000, which gives more for benz
evolent purposes than almost any
| church he had known. He also mem
| toned some facts connected with the
| history of the islands and told OF a
Fourth Of July celebration held in
for two days. for one gains a day by
returning from the orient by way OF
! the Pacific.
At his second organ recital Hamlin
Hunt was assisted by Mr.. Orr and
Miss Beard. Last Thursday the
students of the Moorhead high school
were favored with musical pro-
gramme by Professor Orr and Pro-
fessor Rurtz. on Oct. 3 a number Of
the students and faculty enjoyed a
rare treat in the recital by Mrs. Stock
ham, pianist, and Miss Blakeslee. So
prano. Another treat is anticipated
at the recital Of Mr.. Kurtz. organist,
and Mrs. Stephens. soprano, at the
First Congregational church Tues
day evening, No. Z. Miss Carol
B. Stanley is chairman of the musical
section of the Fine Arts club, and at
recent meeting of the club gave
talk on the mission of music. The
city Y. M. c. A. orchestra Is in charge
of Professor Stephens of the conserv-
atory. At the last Sunday afternoon
meeting at the Y. music was furnish
ed by a quartette consisting of Mr..
and Mrs. Stephens, Miss Carpenter
and Mr.. Babcock. Cratorio practice
under the direction of Mr.. Stephens
is held every Tuesday evening in the
Y. M. C. A. auditorium. There is
possibility that the practices may in
the future be held Monday evening in
stead Of Tuesday evenig,
The Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity re-
Gently held its annual banquet at Pr
les. An informal reception was held
In the lobby of the commercial club
for new members. The fraternity Is
planning to do great things for the
college during thecoming year.
Last Sunday Rev. r. A. Beard left
for New York to bid his son Hubert
farewell, but missed train connections,
and consequently did not go further
than Minneapolis. Hubert sailed on
the Mauretania on Oct. 4.
This week the Y. M. G. A. meeting
was led by Professor Brown and the
Y. w. c. A. by Miss Shute. The Y. w.
C. A. meeting was a missionary rally.
Axel Aronson, who would have been
a senior this year, has felt that 1t was
necessary to remain out Of college a
twelvemonth. He is with his parents
have recently moved. He reports
that crop conditions are splendid
there. He says that the recent Cam
adian election was a disappointment
to members Of both parties in that
part Of the country. and many believe
that reciprocity has only been post
poned. Mr.. Aronson will be greatly
missed in debating and oratorical cir
cles this year.
Among recent college visitors was
Miss Noun of the class Of '0S, who
plans to spend the coming winter at
her home in Buffalo, N. ID. DR.. John
Kline Of the class of 1908 visited
friends at the college on his way to
Aberdeen, Wash. where he will estab-
lish a medical practice. Mr.. Dean,
who is principal of schools at Gran
din, spent last Sunday in Fargo.
Miss Belle Lostegaard of the acad-
envy will not be in school this year,
but will spend the winter in Oregon.
Students and faculty join in ex-
tending heartfelt sympathy to Miss
Ina Lowry of the class Of 1913 in the
sudden death of her father.
President Creegan has returned
from Montana, where he attended the
state meeting of the Congregational
association.
Mrs. Stever, who has been quite
seriously i'll. is now out OF the hospi-
tai. Harry Haggart continues to i'm
at the college have followed the pro-
gress Of his illness.
This winter DIR. Knowlton will be
among the speakers who will address
the Commons club Of Fargo. He will
take as his subject Socialism.
Last Sunday Dean Brown had
charge of the services Of the Presby-
terrain church o. Jamestown. He re-
reports that he was royalty enter
tanned by members Of the faculty OF
jamestown college.
A week ago the Altheian literary
society of the preparatory department
held reception and party In honor OF
new members in the college chapel.
A delightful time Is reported by those
who attended
Professor Fisk, who was last year
head Of the department OF biology. is
now holder Of a scholarship at Column
bia university. where he is working
for his Phi. d.
Tuesday evening the sophomore
class enjoyed an informal good time in
the Z. M. G. A. room under the chap
eronage Of Miss HILL
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