The evening times., 1911-08-17
SCHOOLS Of CITY open FOR THE
FALL TERMS SEPTEMBER So
Public Schools Open Sept II With Enlarged Facilities
mestc Science Rooms Of High School Nearly Completed
Wesley College Faculty Enlarged Commons
Building Completed

start on the day following, Tuesday,
September s.
Both of the business colleges Of the
city increased their attendance great
ly last year and it Is expected that
they will have more students than
ever this coming winter.
St Bernard's Opens September 8.
The fall term at st. Bernard's aca-
deny will open on Tuesday, Septem-
Der 5. From the present outlook
there will be more students than ever
at the Catholic institution and plans
are being made for the accommoda-
ton Of more.
The buss which makes the regular
trip gathering up the pupils. who re-
side in the city, will be routed diff
ferently this year and it is expected
that more pupils from the southern
part Of the city will be entered at the
academy.
Wesley Conservatory.
Last year the junior department of
the Wesley conservatory Of music was
such success and demanded so much
Of the time Of the four instructors
then engaged, that it has been deemed
necessary to add two more members
to the faculty. The fall term of school
will commence on September II.
Miss Cordelia Hulburd, who is at the
present time studying music in Ger
many. will be the supervisor of the
junior department again. Miss Hull
burd was very successful last year
and the announcement of her return
for the coming term will be greeted
with appreciation. The other men,
bers Of the faculty will be Misses
Leone Cory, Flora Jackson, Nellie
Hallcrow, Lila Sannes, Flossie Weller
and Mas Nisbet.
The recitations Of the junior de-
partment of the conservatory will be
held in the city studio.
Senior Department.
Wesley college and the senior de-
partment of the conservatory will
open on September 9, at which time
registration will be made, classes to
start on Thursday, September 21.
One Of the most notable Of the
faculty for the coming year is Prof.
c. A. Lampert Of Chicago, who will
teach all of the bowed and string in
struments.
Mr.. Lampert was for eight years a
member Of the Thomas orchestra, that
musical organization, which has been
called the greatest orchestra in the
world. Owing to his long experience
and his ability, Mr.. Lambert will be
able to give instructions Of immense
value to students of the violin and
other stringed instruments. 1t will
be his aim to establish an orchestral
school in which to train the students
In combination playing. The Wesley
college conservatory board members
are congratulating themselves on be-
ing able to secure such an accom-
plished teacher.
The head Of the voice department
has not as vet been selected, but sew
eral eminent teachers are being COM
municatd with and the position will
be filled before the opening of the
fall term. Miss Jennie M. Anderson
Of this city will also be included in
the voice department faculty. Miss
Anderson has been away from Grand
Forks for the last twelve years dur
ing which time she has been studying
music and teaching. At the present
time she is attending the University
Of Minnesota summer school study
ing public school music, which she
will teach here, under the direction
Of Cecil Murphy Skooden Of Chicago,