The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-06-10

to o'clock p. M, and Wednesday
afternoon during the same hours. Miss
Hills department, although new, has
made rapid progress this year, and Is
steadily becoming more and more pop
ular.
The programme Of the graduation OF
the preparatory department this even
ing is as follows
Allegro, Sonata opus SIS, No. 4......
..................... Mendelssohn
Hubert Beard.
Observation-Disclosures Chas. C. Cree
gan, d. d.
Allan ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Chadwick
Keith Walker.
Address to Graduates-Hon. Charles
F. Amidon
Presentation of the class gift to the
college-Gordon Watkins.
A Birthday. Cowen
Miss Ella Beckman.
Presentation of Diplomas-Pres. Chas.
c. Creegan. d. d.
Awarding of Scholarships.
True Till Death. Alfred Scott Gatty
F. III. Talbot.
The class roll is as follows: Beulah
Elizabeth Amidon, Emma Jessie Buch-
anan, Edith Marguerite Colwell, Royal
Heber Drummond, May F'urlong, HUI
dab Hanson. Marion Larson, Robert
McCradie, Gordon Samuel Watkins.
II. w. Pidgeon, a former student Of
the college, who assisted Dean Burle-
son at the cathedral while here, is
visiting friends at the college. He is
at present a student Of Hartford Thee
logical seminary.
Guy Vande Bogart, who has just
closed a successful year Of teaching
and coaching in the saltwater high
school, Minnesota, will take summer
school work in physics with Professor
Wanner. Next year he will teach SCI
ence at Pillsbury academy. Owatonna,
MINI.
On Saturday morning the college
table celebrated before breakfast in
honor Of Mr.. Leslie, who will go abroad
soon after graduation, to take up his
work in Turkey.
Tuesday evening the faculty Of Far
go college gave a dinner at the Wal
dorf to their retiring coworkers, Miss
Morgan, Miss Bestor, Miss Heinsius,
Mr.. Fisk and Mrs. Morgan. There were
twenty three present nearly all OF
whom were teachers. After dinner the
company spent a social hour in the
parlor, during which President Cree
gan fittingly expressed the apprecia-
ton of the faculty for the guests of
honor and the regret that the college
is to lose their valuable services.
Several Of the visitors Of the inter-
state debate were entertained at the
dining hall, among others Mr.. Leavitt,
the orator of South Dakota Wesleyan.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fisher were the
guests of Mrs. and Miss Morgan SUM-
day at dinner.
Wednesday was Mr.. Sunada's birth
day and he celebrated it in a char
acteristic manner. making 1t an oc-
casion of giving pleasure. His table
was decorated with beautiful roses and
seVeral guests were present. He also
presented each person In the dining
hall with a portion of delicious ice
cream. At the faculty table Mrs.
Creegan and Mrs Hazelton were
guests The diners was unanimous and
enthusiastic in awarding Mr.. Sunada
three cheers.
On Tuesday, June 10, the seniors will
present The Tanning Of the Shrew in
the college gymnasium. The entire
cast have been working hard for some
weeks. and everything points to an ex-
cellent performance. The tickets will
be rs cents each. It is hoped that
there will be large audience to help
the seniors in their ambitious under
taking The class is training under
the direction of Miss Read, whose eff
ficiency in that line of work is well
known.