The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-07
MOORHEAD NORMAL,

MOORHEAD NORMAL
Miss Maude Hayes. teacher OF read
Ing, went to Grand Forks. on gatur
day, Oct. Z, where she read Rostand's
Chantecler at the convocation sxer-4
cises OF the university OF North Da-
kota.
Fl. M. Stanford, formerly teacher Of
natural sciences at the normal. gave
an address at chapel on Sept. 30. ON
Oct. he left with his family to begin
the journey to Evanston, Ill, where he
viii make his home at 2411 Lincoln
street. His family will stop at will
mar and Zumbrota for short visits
before proceeding to Evanston. The
new offices Of the Wells Publishing
80. with which he is associated are at
eS7 South Dearborn street, Chicago.
w. =. schneelock Of Fargo. one Of
the attractive tenors Of that city. sang
at morning assembly on Saturday.
Oct. z.
A bulletin outlining the history
course for the model school Is now on
the press. and should appear within a
fortnight.
DIR. Ernest B. Hoag. OF the uni
Versity OF California, who is to be
one Of the leading speakers at the
Soate Educational association this
month, win give an address at the
norman on Nov. !. DIR. Hoag Is an
authority on physical education.
I
The Kellerman concert of Monday
night was distinctly one Of the most
superior entertainments ever offered
to the public In this community. Mar
Gus Kellerman's dramatic singing OF
such songs as The Victor, The Muske-
teers, The Toreador Song, and Danny
Deever, was superb in its art and gem
timely thrilling In it's effect. Mr.. KEEL
herman appears on the programme OF
the Minnesota Educational association
late this month, and Is sure to be one
OF the great attractions OF he associa-
tion.
Tuesday was President Yields busy
day. A business session OF the special
committee Of the board OF directors,
visit from President Cowling OF
Carleton college a mems luncheon.
and an afternoon reception, were some
Of the activities that he engineered.
In conference with him. Director Ja-
cobson OF Alexandria, Director Jones
of Morris. together with Director Hun
toon, spent busy day In going over
the plans and accounts OF the ex-
tensive repair work that IL nearing
completion about the buildings AZ
chapel President Cowling gave stin-
ulating address In which he showed
the need for moral responsibility in
the education Of today and justified
the liberal arts as an essential OF the
larger education. All the gentlemen
named, together with the men of the
faculty, were entertained at ComstoclS
hall; and In the afternoon a general
reception was held in the domestic
art rooms in honor OF President Cow
ling.
The Minnesota Alumni Weekly an
nounces that Samuel Quigley has sue
ceeded his brother e. G.. Quigley. who
has gone to Seattle as assistant super
intendent OF schools, in the position
of field worker in the college OF edu-
cation. Samuel Quigley, who Is q
graduate of Iowa university and has
! done graduate work at Harvard and
Chicago, has had fifteen years expert
| ence in educational work, and Is es.
pecially well equipped in English.
Think for yourselves" said Presi.
dent Cowling of Carleton. in conclud.
ing some particularly pointed remarks
addressed to the students, cultivate
the habit Of making friends; be strict
~ honest Those are keys to real sue
cess"
| Mrs. Charles Deans of River Fails
Wis, sister-in-law Of Miss Deans 81
the faculty. paid visit to the normal
on Tuesday, when she arrived in the
city In company with little niece OF
Miss Deans who will remain here FOR
some time.
Mr. Powers, president Of the music
section OF the Minnesota Educational
association, which meets In Mime
apolis, Oct. 26-2S, has announced the
programme for his section as fol-
lows:
Presidents Introductory Address,
Il. Powers Normal school, Moor
head.
Violin Solos
AROSE .....s Han6a,
Gayotfe .-.......s........ Rameau
Berceuse ... Kaar
Miss francesca d. Bendeka.
Minneapolis.
The Elimination Of Nom Essentials IN
Music Teaching-Mr. T. p. Giddings.
superintendent music, Minneapolis
(This number will be illustrated bv
classes from the city schools
Music In the High School NORMAL
Department. supt. p. J. Kuntz,
Owatonna.
Vocal Solo salactaS
| Miss Maude M. Hooper, Super
visor Of music, Brainerd.
Report Of committee of music bv leg.
islation Miss Elsie Shave. SUPER