The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-02-25
MAYVILLE NORMAL

MA1 VILE NUNIElAL
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The department of expression gave
the following programme on Tuesday
afternoon:
Extract from Launching of the
oIllp .'-.,.s...,. Lon gfellOW
Miss Tandberg.
The Lost Chord . A. Proctor
Miss Evanson.
TO a Water Fowl ......... BRYANT
Miss Lucken.
Talk on Edward Vance Cooke.
Miss Morrison
The Young Mar Waited. ... Cooke
Miss Juergens.
The Hero OF the Hill Cooke
Miss Oakland.
Unverstaendlich ........... Cooke
Miss Mcconnell.
Talk on Paul Lawrence. 80. Dunbar
Miss Sondreal
The Rivals ............-.,. go. Dunbar
Miss Mcconnell.
A Confidence ................ Dunbar
Miss Sondreal
Talk on Ru6yard Kippling.
Miss Mcconnell.
The Married Man ,......... Kippling
Miss Sondreal.
Tommy Atkins ............ Kippling
Miss Mcconnell.
LEnvoi ................. Kipplipg
Miss Morrison.
This was q programme given by the
advanced expression class and it was
certainly enjoyed by those present.
The several numbers were well rem
dered and showed good appreciation
of the selections on the part of the
members of the class. The talks were
Well outlined and given in an inter
esting manner.
The following enjoyable programme
was given on Washington's birthday
in the assembly room:
The Character Of Washington.
...,,............... Webster
Miss Bryson.
George Washington. Charles Phillips
Miss Gilhooly.
The Usefulness Of Washington. ...
........ Robert Trent Paine
Miss German.
Washington and the Nation. -.
....,.........W William Mckinley
Mr.. Ylvisaker.
Washington's Training ..........,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Charles Upham
Mr.. Hanson.
Cur Constitution .......A. Hamilton
Miss Bennett.
Miss Hilda Miller was called home
last Wednesday to Willow City by the
death of her brother. AS the young
man had been fairly well his death
was a severe blow to his sister.
Mrs. Elizabeth Watson departed this
life at the home Of her daughter. Miss
L. G. Watson. In Mayville, on Thurs
day last at the age of 81. Miss Wat
son accompanied the remains to Rich
mond, Ind. for interTnent. Mrs. Wat
son will be kindly remembered by her
many friends here for her apprecia-
ton Of the good things of life while
not fretting over the little vexations
that so many of us are likely to let
hide the beauties.
Mrs. Copley returned to her home
in Manhatten, Man., last Friday after
q few weeks stay with her daughter,
Mrs. c. NJ. Cornell
Senate Bill No 1877 has passed both
houses of the legislature and awaits
the signature OF the governor to make
It law This will mean quite a
change in the management of the nor
nal school of the state.
Did you say sleigh rides? Surely
the sleigh ride microbe was here last
week since no less than three classes
enjoyed such pleasure.
The juniors, accompanied by their
counsellors, Mr.. and Mrs. Butterfield,
enjoyed the delights of an evening IN
the hobs" after which they enjoyed
the hospitality of the girls of the class
in. the domestic science rooms, where
games and refreshments were the or
der of events until IL o'clock put IN
end to the festivities. The class voted
Miss Gaymon, teacher of domestic sci
ence a master of the art OF prepar-
ing refreshments.
The Jolly juniors were not outdone.
rerhaps, but were surely equaIed by
the dignifled seniors who forgot some
of their dignity to have fun in the
same way hS uiu Inc juniors. Win
Miss Dunlap. their counsellor, they
saw the stars from the sleds and en-
ioyed the many features of an ex,
citing ride. and then repaired to the
gymnasium where each WIS initiated
as a member of the Saccharine society
After refreshments and more fun the
former being in part presented by the
most generous juniors themselves
these fun-loving seniors again be-
thought themselves of their dignity
and departed as only seniors can de-
part.
Inspired by the reports OF good times
on the previous day, the sophomores
l.ctook themselves TO the hobs on
saturday evening. together with their
cnnnSellors Mr.. end Mrs. TharaI dsen