The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-23


OF the work in home decoration. Mrs.
Stever viii teach English for foreign
girls. A course in American Literature
Is to be under the direction OF Miss
Clara Pollock, a former student OF the
college
Mr.. Codding of the violin depart
ment rendered two beautiful solos ia
chapel Tuesday He has been invited
to play at the w. C. T. u. convention
at jamestown. Mrs. Stockham of the
conservatory. who has been pro-
nounced by Professor Boehmer, the
best lady pianist in the state, also de-
lighted the students and faculty with
solo. Today Miss Beckman rendered
a sacred solo. Another raretreat Of this
week in chapel was the solo from one
Of Haydn's oratorios by Miss Beard.
Mr.. Hubert Beard has been succeeded
as chapel organist by Miss Anderson
OF the class of 1911, who is also a
member OF the preparatory faculty.
Word comes from Spokane to the effect
that Mr.. Lamberson, formerly Of the
conservatory. is very popular in the
western city.
Park Stickney Of football fame,
has been elected to succeed Mr.. Keith
Walker as business manager of The
Blue and Gold. Mr.. Walker will be
missed in the college quartette. His
many friends greatly regret that he has
thought best to leave college.
Among the chapel visitors OF the
past week were three former students.
Miss Nina Pollock and Chas.
and John Pollock.
The classes in domestic science, un-
| der Mrs. Orr, are now well organized.
The work they do viii be given credit
in schools of domestic science.
The anatomical department has Sc
cured for dissection the body of John
Anderson, who died recently at the
county hospital, and who had no
known relatives. He was formerly en-
ployed at the Bristol & Sweet harness
works. The registration in the class
is good, and the pupils are enthusiast
tice in their praise of DR.. Callander's
work as instructor.
H. S. Quigley OF Cando, who is tc
be the next Rhodes scholar at Oxford
from Minnesota, is spending the day
in the city. He was Professor Vowles
guest at the faculty table this noon
He is to sail for England on the Mau-
retania October 4.
On Friday DR.. Knowlton spoke brief.
" in chapel of some of his experience
during the past summer in Scotland
President Creegan spoke few words
with reference to passing politica
events, especially the defeat Of rect
procity in Canada and the defeat o
prohibition in Maine.
On Monday evening some Of the cit
liens were accorded the courtesy o
the use of the chapel for mass meet
ing to discuss paving matters.
The Joint reception held by the stu
dent Y. M. and Y. w. C., AS was
decided success In every. Under tn
: direction of President Stillwell an
Dean Stever everyone was put throug
mock registration, and assigned TO
class. Each class was then require
. to do stunts, and committee consist
ing of President Creegan, DR.. Knowl
ton and Professor and Mrs. Freemai
acted as judges. Each class won sew
eraI stunts, the seniors getting Tn
highest general average. DIR. Strattor
professor of Greek and ex-dean, wa
president OF the unruly Freshman
class. The freshmen and sophomore
had a very realistic class scarp whfc'
was suppressed by Dean Stever
Coffee and doukhnuts formed tn
finale of most delightful event.
College friends Of Miss Robert
Brown OF the class OF 1905 have re
: ceived announcements of her marriag
to frederick III. Hope. The youn
people met and became engaged som
time before they sailed for Africa, bu
were married on mid-ocean on the
s. Koenig. Mr.. Hope has alread
/ proven his ability as missionary, an
r has built the largest Presbyteria
church in the world in his district 9
. west Africa. Mr.. and Mrs. Hope wi
) be at honae at Flat, Kamerun, which J
J, under the German flag. and their ad
/ dress will be Kribi, Kamerun, Yves
i Africa, Batanga American Mission
:. Mrs. Hopes many Fargo friends wis
9 her happiness and success In her Worl