The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-25

B0ydSn 4u1CnlE0ns who has recently
become a member of the faculty an
head OF the department of expression
and dramatics. made her debut in the
form OF q recital af the chapel hour.
After few words OF introduction BY
President Creagan. Mrs. Hutchinson
rendered some charming selections
from child life. These she followed
with q reading Of very different
character, Henry Van Dykes The
Otherwise Man. she was greeted with
hearty applause. The faculty remain.
ed few moments after chapel to meet
Mrs. Hutchinson in the college parlors
and welcome her to her new field.
She Is graduate Of Beloit college
and Emerson College Of Oratory, and
was at one time on the staff OF James
town college.
The senior class recently enjoyed a
most delightful evening at the home of
Walter Bayard on Second avenue north.
Sixteen members Of the class were
present, and the faculty guests were
Miss Hill and Coach Watkins. After
an evening of music and an informal
good time. refreshments were served.
one Of the features OF the evening
was fudge making.
A forceful talk was given at the
Wednesday chapel service by Or.
Knowlton on Mountain Climbing. He
told Of personal experiences In Switz-
erland and asked In connection the
question. why do we climb noun
tains2 giving the answer, mot 80
much for the sake OF being on top as
for the joy of overcoming difficulties
and doing hard things THE main
business OF life." he continued, ais not
to taste sweet things or to enjoy easy
things, but rather to do noble, hard and
right things
Nov 81 IL to be the date OF the
first Of the series OF debates at the
college for the purpose OF choosing
representatives TO meet three other
colleges. The programme is as fol-
lows:
Roll Call--Name OF a favorite poem. |
Piano SoIo--Avis Akre
A Book Review--Helen Smith.
Reading Ella Beckman.
Debate Resolved that the United
States should establish central bank |
Affirmative--I.eo Horst. Lloyd Mus |
burger. Kellogg Bascom.
Negatave-Lois Dart. Melvin Hill
dreth, Ben Rusten.
Soio-Cari Mckee.
At the precautionary Of the English /
Bible. to be held at the First Presby- /
terrain church tomorrow evening, one
OF the principal speakers will be Or. /
Lonn Of the college
A German choral society has been
formed by number of the German
students and meets every Thursday
afternoon at 1880 to sing old familiar
songs OK the vaterland. The work IL
under the direction Of Miss Perley and
Mr.. Talbot.
Al. M. Baker. advertising manager
IF The Courier News. addressed the
class IN Journalism last Thursday
on The Relation OF Adver-
Using to Modern Business. The lee
ture was one Of q series by exper-
enced newspaper men. and was
greatly appreciated by the class.
James Pollock Of the class Of '07 Ia
vice president of the Fargo La Fol-
ette club. w. o. McClelland. Pres
dent Creegan's financial secretary,
vas elected to the treasurership.
The North Dakota bard, James Fo-
ey. so greatly enjoyed his visit to the
college about a month ago that Pres
dent Creegan did not find 1t difficult
% persuade him to give another read
ng OF his poems ct chapel at the time
IF his recent visit to Fargo this
week. Mr. Foley said that his former
spiration to him. and that 1t had
Helped him to do better work. He
cad several selections. principally
rom child life. interpreting the read
ngn with witty and good natured re-
marks which frequently brought forth
hearty applause. Some OF the selec-
ions were Advice to Boys. Late to
school. Greed and Chums. In these
elections there In q ine undercurrent
4 optimism and seriousness. Mr.. Foo
ey viii always be q welcome visitor
It the college.
The Z. w. G. A. girls Of the college
lave entered the Ell ZagaI piano con-
est and hopo to win an Instrument
or the Y. w. c. A. room at the col
ese.
The college, orchestra MAIDS it's sec
nd appearances iii chapel Friday, rem
lerfng Everloat's King OF the Air: !,
raiders La Pa1onna and Lanye's
Flower Song. The personnel Ii as
Director. Professor stephens.
First violins, Miss zintheo, ,
EeasrB. Ccddlng, Bell and Graham.
Second victims. Misses freeman and
4evikz. MAssrs. .Hail and Il. Suck0w.
Viola. Miss Anderson. !
Cello, III. Haggart.
Clarinetss Massrs. Mnsburger and
;ewray.
Comets, Msssrs Philip and S. Boise.
Trcmb0ne. DIR. Clemens
Horns, Messrs Drewelow and G.
'oise
Piano, Miss Jessie Buchanan.
Mrs. stephens also rendered two y
rAtty vocal selections, and Mr.. Eek
nam. guest for 4 few days in the
ity. spoke briefly but vividly OF his Z
erxonAl experiences Iii the civil war,
here ne participated in some Of the
1ost important battles.
friday evening Gordon watkins en-
ertained feR friends. '
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