Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-02-08
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Registration has been prompt and
students are continuing the second
semester with full registration.
A Young Mems Glee club has been
organized under the leadership of
Prof. Mabon.
About ~ members of the board
of trustees and faculty attended a
delightful valentine party at the home
of President and Mrs. Kroeze, last
Tuesday evening. Progressive games
were played, the honors being given
to DR.. Taylor and Mrs. Washburn.
The favors were in shape of hearts
in keeping with the celebration OF
st. Valentines day.
The same evening the boys in the
dormitory entertained the girls OF
Sanford Hall at a bob-sled ride. Ev.
eryone enjoyed the ride even to the
tipping over without which, the girls
said, the ride would have been in
complete. No one was injured al,
though a few slight bruises Of those
who fell in the bottom layer and
strained arms among those who chung
to the rig are still left as reminders
of the good time.
Judge John Knauf gave the boys
of the Y. NJ. C. A. an excellent TAXI
at their meeting week. The boys
will be given a talk by Mr.. Buck this
week.
Rev. Harris of Bismarck gave his
illustrated lecture on art on Monday
evening of last week, using the new
stereopticon recently purchased by
the Presbyterian Church. His lecture
was very fine and Jamestown people
enjoy him more and more every time
they have the opportunity of hearing
him. The Sunday previous he filled
the pulpit of the Presbyterian Church
roth morning and evening.
The first meeting Of the class for
extension work will be held at the
City Hall Tuesday evening, Feb. 6.
The class Is under the direction of
Dean Taylor, and promises to be lar
ger this year than last. These
classes are vciy democratic In charac-
ter. electing officers and managing
their own affairs. The round table
feature is made prominent and after
twelve weeks work in the assigned
subject a number Of supplementary
lectures will be giv.n by other men,
bers of the faculty. The object of
such a class ic to increase information
and thoughtfulness on matters Of vital
social importance. The class Is for
both men and women.
Mr.. Miller, Secretary of the Y. NJ.
c. A. for this state spoke at Chapel
Monday morning on Mission Study.
Mr.. Miller is very welcome speaker
and we'll liked by ell His special
mission in Jamestown this time ID
to organize The Men and Religious
Forward Movement. After an ad-
dress by him at the Presbyterian
church Sunday night a meeting was
held and a commit ,c Of i've selected
to form such an organisation.
The piano recital given by Prof.
Wimberley at Sanford Hall last Fri
day evening was thoroughly appreci-
ate and enjoyed by an audience that
filled the hall where the recital was
held. Mr.. Wimberly was heard at
his very best IN some Of the numbers
and showed a wonderful technique
and mastery Of the piano. Az an
intermission in the program Miss
Hazel Kepford of the College faculty
gave a splendid reading of the Lion
and the Mouoe. Miss Kepford is a
reader and captivated her
auditors both by her ability and the
vigor and 'elling effect Of the charac-
tiers of her reading.
The following is the program rem
de1ed:
MacDowell-Tnree Sea Pieces.
Preyer-Dialogue.
Shumann-Romance in F. sharp
Papillions.
Feriml-Driftin,. :,
Scott-Poem. y
Moszkowski- Vaise IN e Major.
Reading, Miss Kepford-The Lion
and the Mouse.
Grieg-Sonata in E Minor.
Allegro, Andsnte,-Minuetto and
Finale Allegro.
Chopin Nocturne in C Major.
Funeral March. ~
Berceuse and Polanaise in A
Fiat Major. -.