The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-11


such that He could make great asser-
tions Of His own power and mission |
and sustain them. DIR Beard is al
ways g. welcome chapel visitor and
never fails to say something of value.
AT the recent melting Of the musical
section Of the Fine Arts club one of
the features was a paper on Schubert
by Miss Stanley. who traced the de-
velopment of the song form the Ger
man folk song to the singspieI, thence
to the lied and then to the modern
music drama. Following the paper
programme was presented in which
Miss Stanley and Miss Beard partici-
pated.
At the annual election of the State
Educational association, the vice pres
idency was awarded to DIR. Knowlton.
Last Monday evening the Sigma
Theta sorority was entertained by
Miss Lois Dart at her home in Moor
head.
Tuesday evening Mrs. Amidon en-
| tertained a few friends at a double
birthday dinner. It happens that the
birthdays Of Mrs. Amidon and Miss
True fell .on the same date, and at
/ dinner Miss True and her mother were
guests Of honor. There were birth
| day presents for both from Miss Beu-
lah Amidon, who is spending the win
ter in Berlin. 4
Professor Wanner has been selected
to represent the college at the, next
| interstate athletic conference to be
held sometime before the Christmas
holidays at st. Paul.
1 Among former students who have
recently visited their alma mater are
Miss HiIma Matson. Miss Mary Best,
Miss Alice CrandaH. Miss Rebecca
Moore and Messrs. Huntley, Paulsen
and Sonquist.
Ex- Coach Grogan writes that he is
working hard and greatly enjoying
his work at the medical college at
Chicago.
The college Y. M. G. A. meeting last
week was incharge OF DIR. Stratton.
Miss Morris, territorial secretary, led
the T, w. C.rA.
Owing to the pressure OF work. Mr.
Stever has been forced to give up his
work as instructor OF the class in
English for foreigners at the city Y.
M. c. A. and the work is now in charge
Of Mr.. Teichman.
President creegan VIII supply the
pulpit of the First Congregational
church tomorrow morning and even
ing.
An Interested spectator at the pros
duction OF The Chauffeur was Super
intendent Lorin OF Morton county,
! who was In the city attending the
sessions Of the educational meet. Mr..
Lorin was one of the three first stu +
. dents at the college. has always fol
! lowed its work with interest, and was
delighted at the progress It, has made
} Rev. r. r. Merrick of New York, a
] friend OF President Creegan, has re-
Gently made the library a present OF
! a number OF volumes.
II
has recently undergone a very dan
gerous operation at Rochester. MINI.
has returned to her home In Buffalo
N. ID. Her friends will be glad I'd
learn that she will not lose the use OF
her left eye as had been feared.
A. M, Cornwall was a guest at tho
J. faculty table Friday evening.
\
! The Fargo college quartette will sins
. In Grandin Monday
william Titus Of Tower City, for.
mer student. IL visiting the city. and
. taking the teachers examination
While here he fs Mr.. Sti1lweil's guest
Frank Al Harrison OF Lincoln, Neb.
], who IL In charge Of the western head,
! quarters Of the national progressive,
? campaign committee. was the CUES
! or the college at luncheon Friday
After lunch he made a brief address
on his experiences In Central America
His address was partly Of a humorous
! nature and, appropriately for the oc
! casion, he told something about Cen
!. trail American cooking.
= Professor whalian Of Fingal recent
: IL visited the college and attends
chapel
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