The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-03-18
FARGO COLLEGE NEWS

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alton is greatly out Of proportion TO
/ that received in other occupations"
Early next month the debating team
which defeated ST. Olaf will 20 to st.
Paul to meet st. Thomas. The speak
ers are Miss Dart, Mr.. Aronson and
Miss Hildreth. They put up a splen-
did debate against st. Olaf. and with
the additional practice ought to be in
vincible when they meet the other
Minnesota team.
Professor Bevan is in Minneapolis
on business for few days.
The faculty and the senior class have
been extended an invitation to attend
the Tewksbury recital. This courtesy
on the part of Acting Director Boeh-
mer Of the conservatory is greatly APP
preciated.
On Friday the old members Of the
Y. w. G. A. entertained the new MEM
bers during the afternoon
Miss Emma Christensen. has Joined
Miss True's evening Shakespeare class.
The class is growing and has been a
decided success this year.
On Monday the Sigma Theta soror-
ity held it's regular meeting at the
home Of Miss Helen Welter in Moor
head.
Mesdames Creegan and Morrow en-
tertained a party of little folks during
the week for Master Bruce Morrow.
Rehearsals are progressing nicely
for the fourth year preparatory class
play, which will be presented on Tues
day, March 2s. 1t is a bright, witty,
sparkling farce, and the parts are well
taken. The training is in the hands of
Miss Amsdell, whose talents in that
line are well known. The senior props
are planning to attend the Moorllead
Normal play in a body Monday even
ing.
The chapel address of last Thursday
was delivered by Rev. DR.. Evans of
Cooperstown. He dwelt on the fact
that today is a great day and that we
should not be thinking so much Of the
great things OF the morrow as to neg
lect the splendid opportunities Of to-
day. We should not wear ourselves
out by too much hurry. He closed his
address by emphasizing the need of
public spiritedness.
Superintendent and Mrs. Crane of
jamestown were college visitors, and
were guests az the faculty table.
The German club was very pleasant
~ entertained at the last regular meet
ing by Hans Peterson of the city Y. M.
G. A. who gave a very interesting talk
on different phases of life in Germany.
The club will in the near future, hold
an open meeting in the chapel. The
principal feature Of the programme
win be the humorous farce. Colt Sci
Dank, der Tisch list Gedeckt Prepar-
ations for the evening are nearing
completion, and definite notice re-
specting it will soon be given.
Miss Myers, athletic coach of the
Moorhead normal school, Coach Wat
kins and the girls Of the visiting team
were the guests Of the college Monday
evening at dinner.
Miss Florence Sell, who has been on
the sick list for some time, is able to
resume her studies again.
Dean and Mrs. Stratton took dinner
at Jones hall during the past week.
President and Mrs. Creegan were de-
lightful hosts and hostess Tuesday
evening to large number of friends
and college students at the pretty
home on Fourth avenue south. The
guests were most pleasantly enter
tained with musical and literary pro-
gramme. The college girls glee club
very charmingly rendered few selec-
tions, as did also the quartette. Pro-
fessor Orr sang, and was heartily APP
plauded. A couple of readings by Miss
Beckman were we'll received, and the
programme closed with several num-
bers by the entire company Of singers.
Late in the evening refreshments were
seryd.
The quartette sang The Wearing Of
the Green in chapel Friday. They will
probably sing in jamestown Tuesday