The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-05-27
FARGO COLLEGE NEWS

favorable impression on her arrival in
the west in the autumn.
The summer school term of the con-
servatory will begin Monday, June 10,
and will give instruction in all
branches. 1t will be under the direc-
ton of Mr.. Orr. Miss Stanley and Miss
Beard. The new catalogue Of the con-
servatory is just out, and is neat,
concise piece of work. The two grad
uate recitals which have already been
held were decidedly successful. Miss
Helmer Heath was assisted In her
piano recital by Miss jacobson. Miss
Lancetta Steele, who was presented
Monday evening, was in excellent
voice. She was assisted by Sam Lam
berson of the piano department. Miss
Thursday evening, and was assisted
by Mrs. Wright, who contributed two
vocal numbers.
The interstate 'oratorical contest will
be held in Fargo May s. North Da-
kota will be represented by Fred
stillwell of Fargo college.
At the celebration Of the victory
against Hamline in chapel, Mr.. Ste
vens and the band boys did splendid
work.
Mrs. Thirza Newton Of Moorhead
has been selected for matron of Jones
hall for the coming year. She will
succeed Mrs. Morgan, who is to ac-
company her daughter to Paris. Mrs.
Newton is the mother of Miss Newton,
principal of the Moorhead high school.
Another daughter Of Mr.: Newton is
taking work in the conservatory and
the art department Of the college.
This evening the III. G. s. Literary
society is giving banquet at the
Congregational church in honor Of it's
victorious debators and orator, Miss
Dart, and Messrs. Sharp, Aronson,
Hildreth and Stillwell. Among those
who will speak will be the guests of
honor, Judge Amidon, Judge Pollock.
President Creegan. Professor Brown,
Miss Jessie Buchanan, Mrs. Stever
and Mr.. Pollock.
The so-called Senior vacation be-
gins June /. After that date the
seniors will not be required I'd at
tend recitations, and they will also be
excused from final examinations. Ex-
aminations for other classes will oc-
cupy four days, June 8, z, and 8.
The German club presented the fol-
lowing Heine musical programme Fri
day evening Of the past week:
klup. 1890. ..........t .Lorelei
. Dirigent: Herr Talbot.
Namenaufruf. Wallfahrt mach Kevlaar
SOLO,. :. FRI. Beckman
Aufstaz ......... -. Heinrich Heine
Herr Ransom.
Duet. Aus Alten Maerchen Winktes
Fri Hubert und Fri. Krnatz.
Erzaehlung aus Heines Leben.
-, ........ 49,. Fri. ingalls,
Quartette .............. Fluehlingslied
Fri. clapp, Sell. McGrath u. Hubert.
brzaehlung aus Heines Leben. -.
Duet. ...... Du Bist VIE Zine Blume
Fri. Dorff u. Fri. Krantz.
Solo........ Die zwei Grenadier
Herr walker.
Inc writers club held their regular
meeting Monday evening at Dill hall.
After the programme the club was
delightfully."- entertained by its organ
izer, Mrs. Hazelton.
Mrs. Creegan was the guest of Mrs.
and Miss Morgan Sunday at dinner.
Thursday morning Miss Frances
Emery was host to number of col
lege friends at a most delightful pro-
gressive breakfast. The guests as
sembled at GAS. The tables were
beautifully arranged, and the guests
partook of the different courses at
different tables, the couples being diff
ferently paired each time. The com
pany reluctantly disbursed with just
time enough to get to o'clock classes.
A most interesting chapel address
was given Thursday morning by S. s.
Lyon on The Panama Canal. Mr..
Lyon has recently visited Panama,
and gave in concise and illuminating
form summary Of his observations.
He gave a history Of the work there,
and outlined some of the present
methods Of the engineers. He paid a
high tribute to the work of the gov
eminent in the way OF sanitation.