The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-06-03
FARGO COLLEGE NEWS

| tiFAliSS are drawing 70 close, and
some of the ties which have SO closely
bound host and guests may not soon
be renewed. The house was effectively
decorated with pink carnations and
ferns.
In few days the commencement
number of The Blue and Gold will be
out. This is the biggest and probably
the best issue of the college paper in
the history OF the institution. The
staff, under the leadership Of Editor
Talbot and Business Manager Walker,
mas done excellent work this year. The
issue will be devoted largely to com
mencement and the seniors. There
VIII also be an article by Dean Dow
ling.
On Sunday Miss Sutton entertained
a few friends among the faculty and
students at breakfast at South hall,
The May quarterly bulletin is out.
and contains numerous announcements
Of interest. Most Of the items have
been mentioned at one time or another
In these notes. The following, by Dean
Herman B. Ames OF the graduate
school, University Of Pennsylvania. is
worthy of note: Miss Ella Tonne
who is to be dean of women at Fargo
college next year, will at the close Of
this academic year have pursued work
for three years as a student Of history
and political science in our graduate
schooL She held a scholarship the
hrst year, and during the last two years
she has held one of the few women
IelIoWships She is regarded by all
the professors under whom she has
worked as woman Of exceptional
ability. In addition to scholarship she
is an unusually competent woman
possessing rare administrative ability !"
The bulletin also contains announce
ments regarding the summer schools
OF the college and conservatory. The /
premedical course and the art depart- !
ment. "A new course, that of domestic
science, has been added to the curric-
ulum for next year. This will be under
the direction of Mrs. Orr. The back
cover page of the bulletin gives a cut
OF the football team, state champions
for 1910.
On Monday evening the Phi Alpha
Phi fraternity gave a dinner to some
Of their Lady friends at Prizes, which
proved to be a most brilliant affair.
The party was chaperoned by Mr.. and
Mrs. Orr.
The reference books for the new
course in Journalism have arrived and
are now in the library.
Charles Pollock, formerly of the col
eye. will leave Saturday with the Wis
,onsin university crew for Poughkeep-
'te, NJ Y, where he will row in the
college regatta. This is a signal ath-
etic honor, in which Mr.. Pollock's
many friends at the college join in
songratulating him.
The Campfire Girls of America. an
for girls along the lines
II the boy scouts, has a branch in the ,
First Methodist church of this city.
which is under the direction Of Mrs.
Stever OF Fargo college Miss Clapp |
IND MISS McGrann are serving in the |
'apacity Of patrol leaders. The girls !
lave uniforms Of tan trimmed with
'lue. and take long tramps.
Wednesday in chapel Mr.. Takejira {
'unada celebrated his birthday by pre- I
enttng the college with a beautiful :
apanese painting for the library. He
aade brief speech in which he thank
q the students and faculty for their Y
lndness to him, a stranger in a !
TRANCE land. Last Sunday Mr.. Sun :
ia accompanied Mr.. Stever to Barnes :
HE and addressed an audience OF 300
eople. He has made two or three
ther addresses in North Dakota +
On Monday, May 20, the u ct A en-
Dyed picnic. Mr.. wanner and Miss
rue were the faculty guests. q
Mrs. Larsen and daughter visited
liss Marion Larsen on Sunday.
Recently the special music Of chapel il
ervices has been in the hands Of the o
uartette. A week ago Saturday Mr.. Il
alhot rendered two selections, n
pCnoreu, Dy watson, and the Slumber
ong of Boaz from Ruth. On Wednes-
ay Miss Beckman sang The Cradle n
ong, by Kate Vaughan. She respond Iir
! to an encore with Swedish folk 4
ing. On Thursday Mr.. Walker sang 4
le zwei Grenadiere. The whole ii
lartette appeared Saturday in TWO d
lmbers, Old Mother Hubbard and an b.
d English glee song, by Horsley, en- II
tied Gallant and Gaily. The quart
te and their accompanist, Miss
lanchard, have done splendid work n,
lis year. in
In
AT recent meeting Of the oratorical q,
Isociation the following officers were m
ected: President, Mr.. Musberger.
ember Of the state board, Mr.. SteveT: ~