The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-12-09
FARGO COLLEGE NEWS

showing is expected. Among the men
of the squad who are especially prom
Using may be numbered Forth, Thayer,
Slingsby, Boise. Harrington, Catlin.
Shaw, Clemens, barrow, Monsoon and
Drewelow. The rink in front of the
college is better this year than 1t has
ever been before, and number OF the
students find skating good exercise.
MIS- Sophie Boelfmer was the guest
OF honor at a party given on Thursday
afternoon of this week by Miss Perley
and Miss sutton at South Cottage. "A
feeling OF sincere gladness at the re-
turn of Mrs. Boehmer, at one time on
the faculty, was the spirit of the oc-
casion, and a delightful afternoon was
enjoyed by those presen
Leo Horst lately read a very inter
esting paper before Mrs. Hazelton's
class in Journalism on the influence OF
great Journalists on the development or
journalism. Mr.. Horst has written
about twenty five leading journalists
and gathered together some very in
teresting material This class is one
of the most instructive and practical
in the college, and is making itself
felt in numerous ways.
Professor Wanner is out again after
a few days OF indisposition. Miss SUIT
ton has recovered from her recent ILL
ness. Miss Stanley has partially re-
covered from a troublesome cold and
is again at her post.
At the city Y. W. C. A. vesper service
last Sunday afternoon, Miss Lonn
spoke on social settlement work in
Philadelphia and Chicago.
Friday evening under the direction
OF Professor, Stephens, were rendered
at the Masonic temple Rossinis Stabat
Mater and Gounod's Gallia. The
orchestra included part Of the college
orchestra, and large number of stu
dents and faculty of both the college
and conservatory sang in the chorus.
Professor Stephens is to be congratu-
lated on the success OF his work. Last
Monday was the occasion of the recital
Of Christine Miller.
From The Jamestown Capita: Miss
Sutton, instructor in English literature
at Fargo college, who has been the
guest of superintendent and Mrs.
Crane, returned to Fargo today. Miss
Irma Ingalls,, who is teaching in En-
derlin, and Miss Lila Ingalls,, with her
friends, Miss Minnie Kohler, of Fargo
college, left today after spending the
Thanksgiving vacation at the family
home here.
Among recent alumni visitors at the
college was Myron Leslie of the class
Of ,0e, who has until recently been
working on scholarship at Goodsell
observatory at Carleton college. and is
now teaching in Central high at Min
neapolis.
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The art department sale will be held
in the rooms of the art department,
beginning Wednesday, Dec. 1s, at 81
The department is hard at work pre-
pairing articles suitable for Christmas
gifts.
At the weekly meeting of the college
Y. M. c. A. Mr. Horst told Of his
travels. He left home at the age of
IL and was q wanderer, often penniless,
for nearly five years. He was at one
time Kidnapped and spent four months
of compulsory service on an oyster
dredge near Baltimore. He has been In
every state east OF the Rockies with
one exception. He has an intimate
knowledge of the different kinds of
men classified according to the three
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Y. w. G. A. prayer meeting was led
by Miss Eva Freeman.
Musical numbers were contributed
at the Elks Memorial service, held
last Sunday, by Miss Blakeslee. AT
the reception held In honor of Mrs.
Leonard and Mr.. and Mrs. Lee at the
home of DR. and Mrs. Callander. Miss
York gave a reading and Miss Newton
rendered a vocal solo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stockham were Mr.
Vowles' guests at tea Sunday after
noon.
Miss Alice Hunter recently enter
tanned at her home on the north side
in honor of an out of town guest.
i Last Friday evening Miss Perley gave
New England supper. her guests be-
| ing DIR. and Mrs. Stickney, President
Creegan and Mr.. and Mrs. Perley OF
Mporhead. After an appetizing dinner
had been enjoyed, a number OF the
members of the faculty of the college
came In, and an evening was spent
IN rood ola NfnsAy H.. ~~In..a ~&..t. .s.akr.
apples and popcorn and cider, to say
nothing Of the good stories told by Dr.
Stickney and Mr.. PerIey relating to
their college days at Dartmouth, where
they were classmates Among the
pleasures Of the evening were some
solos by Mr.. Perley.
Word has been received from Miss
Medorah Smith. 'O7, in card posted at
Honolulu, that she will remain in Japan
until the war in China is over, when
she will assume her duties as mis-
sionarye
College friends of r. III. Leslie, ii,
have been informed Of his travels by
post cards from the Azores, Algeria,
Greece and Egypt. In card from the
latter country he says. The hand OF
England Is everywhere here. and, so
far as 7 can see, for the good" Mr..
Leslie has sent a sepia chrome OF the
acropolis at Athens TO the library
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