Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-12-22
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Christmas vacation began Wednes
day, the GOTH, and students and
teachers nearly all scattered for their
homes or. places CT visiting during
the holidays. College classes will be-
g.n again January 3rd. Among those
of the faculty who are away from the
city for the holidays. Mrs. Wash
burn, the popular housemother of the
Girls dormitory, has gone to st.
Paul to visit with her son who is in
business there, Professor Mabon, the
teacher of French and Germ,r has
gene to his home in Mortified, MIMI,
where there is going to be family
reunion. Professor Quick, the Com
mercial man, has gone visiting in
Michigan among trends; May Chal.
FAINT, of the Department of Ancient
language, will spend the vacation in
Minneapolis and Illinois; Miss Soren-
son. Director of Domestic Science has
gone home at Caselton; Miss KEEP
ford, Director of Elocution and Phys
ical culture has gone out into the
country. The. rther members of the
faculty will remain in the city for
rest and preparation for the opening
of school in January.
Thursday evening Trustee H. M.
Taber and family entertained some
of the members Of the faculty at
their home with their usual hospital.
ity. A delicious repast and delight
full social good tine was had.
"Those who were left" party was
held at the Girls dormitory on Wed.
nesday evening under the direction OF
the householder. The students who
could not leave until Thursday and
their friends, together with the stuG-
ents in the city, were present, and
games, refreshments and storytelling
made the evening happy one.
The basketball floor in the gym.
nasium is completed, and thoroughly
finished with wax, so that upon the
opening of school after the holidays
a number of teams will put in vigor-
GUS practice. The first team this
year bids fair to be the champion
team in the state. A number were
winners in high school teams prior
to coming to college, and as picked
men will make fast and accurate
team. Herbert Kroeze, the tallest
man in college, won a number OF
medals and honors in basketball in
Michigan, where he was the tall man
on the great team of the Grand Rap
ids high school team. The girls have
two teams and are arranging games.
Mr.. Clifford Mitchell, of Cakes,
was elected captain of the football
team for next year. He is a new lad
at college but showed up in excellent
form on the football team. His con-
slant smile and good cheer made his
comrades feel good, and no wonder
they wanted him for captain. His
election went with a shout.
The presidents beautiful home was
connected up with the Central Heat
ing plant, making all the buildings
now connected up. The plant is sup
plying excellent heat, and thorough
testing has proved it to be fine
plant.
The much talked-of Sophomore
banquet has been definitely set for
the first Friday after the holidays. 1t
is rumored that several others of COL
lege rank will be invited and that
the Sophs are planning an elaborate
and novel entertainment. They are
equal to it.
Mrs. w. w. Warne, former mis-
sionary in Alaska, who has moved in
to the city to educate the Children in
our college, gave an interesting talk
on Alaska from personal experience
at the Y. w. G. A. Wednesday after
noon.
The Alethorian~ girls are the bust
est in school this week. They are
working on their new constitution
and planning series of debates and
making arrangements for presenting
1.-THE Kleptomaniac' soon after New
Years.
Woman Suffrage was the question
in an interesting debate Saturday
night with Edith Osborne and Anna
Graham pltted against John Fraser
and William Lands. The side that
lost furnished refreshments for the
audience.
The Registrar reports a number of
additions to the student body after
the holidays. A~great deal of inquiry
has been coming in for the winter
courses which are offered after New
Years.
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