The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-28


music will be furnished by Fargo col
lege organizations the first day. |
Among the addresses by Fargo college
men are The Bible in the Public
Schools and Music as an Aid to So
cial Betterment by President Creegan. !
DR.. Knowlton and Dean are also on
the programme for addresses. DIR, |
Stratton is secretary of the department
Of higher and professional education.
Miss Hill and the girls Of the art
department. spent a pleasant evening
in the art rooms Of the library build
ing Saturday, Oct. 21. An informal
hour was spent sewing and chatting
after which a delightful luncheon was
served Miss York entertained the
girls with some readings appropriate
for the occasion.
Friday mass meeting was held In
chapel In the interests of the college
play The Chauffeur, to be given soon
under the auspices of the department
of expression. The purpose Of the
presentation Of the play, the beautif-
cation Of the campus, was explained in
detail. The students were divided In
to two sections to take charge Of the
ticket selling. The operahouse will be
decorated in college colors. and the
student body will turn out en- masse.
AS 1t is also the day of President Cree
gan's return from the east, 1t will be
a day of enthusiasm. The play, to be
given Nov. 8, will be the biggest dra-
matte effort ever made by the college.
The central bank viii be the sub
tect of the intercollegiate debates in
which the college will participate this
year 1t is planned that three teams
will represent the college in the six de-
bates that are to take place. Olaf
ST. Thomas, Manchester and Yankton
have all requested contests, but finan-
cial arrangements are yet to be made.
Q This week President Creegan has
been attending the Indian conference
at Lake Mohonk in New York state.
He has attended the sessions for many
years. He expects to return to Fargo
early In November.
The football team met Its first de-
feat in several seasons at the hands
of the Dakota Wesleyan team of South
statement that the greatest weakness
OF the Fargo team was inability to re-
ceive punts The game was hard
fought and clean throughout. and the
officiating was satisfactory. The
team is in good shape for today's con-
test with St Thomas. Glass periods
this afternoon were shortened in or
der to allow students plenty of time to
no yvp q ls-
tain raiser In the form of a game be-
tween the wahpeton and Fargo high
school teams.
College friends have heard from
Hubert Beard Of the class Of IL that
he is comfortably settled in Oxford,
and that he expects to like his work
there. He writes that he has been
fortunate in securing quarters usually
assigned to upper classmen. He has
suite of three rooms. one large and the
other two quite diminutive. The
Rhodes scholars crossed on the Maur-
etania; part Of the music In both the
first and second cabin concerts was
contributed by the boys. Mr. Beard
sang in the chorus and the double
male quartette. and rendered vocal
solo. Mr.. Boards address is in care
Wadham college.
During the illness of Mrs. Stever, |
her work In the city Y. w, G. A. night
school class has been in the hands OF
Miss Shute. Mrs. Stever is able to
be out, but will probably not be able
to attend college this semester.
At the last meeting of the musical
section of the Fine Arts club, Profes
sor Orr sang from the Lament from
Ben Hur, and as an encore Rose in the
Bud Miss Stanley was in her usual
form as accompanist. Sunday evening
Professor Orr will assist at the song
service to be given at the Presbyter-
ian church.
Recently several members OF the
faculty have been delightfully."- enter
tanned at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. |
Orr, Miss Read and Miss Stanley on
Eighth street south. Others have re-
ceived invitations for another OF the
delightful Sunday afternoon teas. to
be given tomorrow. Recently Miss
Stanley has also entertained the stu
dents OF the normal department of the
conservatory pleasant informal
evening was passed with incidental
music. American beauty roses formed |
the decorations.
Secretary McClelland of the Fargo |
and Moorhead Pan Hellenic society
who is also financial secretary OF the
college, has issued invitations for a
banquet of the Greek letter fraternity
men to be held at the commercial club |
rooms next Monday evening.
Miss Aileen Shepard OF the class OF
'06 lis teaching German in the Churchs
Ferry high. school Albert Sonquist OF
last years class Is principal Of schools
at Doran. MINI.
Miss Marguerite Beard of the de-
partment Of public school mttEic OF
the conservatory left Wednesday for
st Paul to remain for the balance of
the week in attendance of series of
lectures bv Mr.. Giddings. supervisor OF
public school music in the public
schools of St. Paul
Mr.. Talbot conducted the music at
the Cass County Sunday School con-
vention recently held in Grandin.
The college ". w. G. A. meeting last
week was led by Miss Clara Pollock.
Mr. vowies spoke ait the young mems
meeting.
The Blue and Gold will be out early
the coming week and promises TO be