The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-16

ton Science school by a very one sided
score, but met defeat at the hands Of
the University of North Dakota at
Grand Forks Wednesday. AS far as
the Fargo college and the university
teams are concerned, the two insti-
tutions are tied for the championship,
but as the university defeated the A.
g. in both games it has the undis-
puted title, The score of the last
game was Is to IL. It vas a fine
game, hard fought, and very close
throughout.
The programmes of the play to be
presented next Thursday by the Nor
wegian department have been print
ed. There is besides the dramatis per-
a brief sketch of the life of the
author, Ludwig Holberg (~16S4-1754),
and a full outlie Of the play. Den
Stundesloese. The comedy is a bit of
satire aimed at the type OF person
who bustles about oficiously doing
nothing. Den S~tundesIoese really
means The Timeless Man. The play
is full of action and is a splendid
comedy from the actors as well as the
hearers standpoint, and is full OF in
teresting and critical situations. The
action is so patent that wen those
who do not understand the language
will be able to follow easily with the
aid of the synopsis which appears on
the programme. Miss Krantz and Mr..
Aronson, who take the leading roles,
as we'll as Mr.. Simonitsch, have un-
usual dramatic talent, although it is
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display the most ability. Miss Dorf
is doing excellent work, and Miss
Blake has surprised everyone by her
splendid work in taking a difficult
part in a language which until a few
months ago was unintelligible to her.
Other members of the cast are Messrs.
Solberg, Bottolfson, Vowles, Brude-
void, Monson, Bascom, Engh and Keye.
The musical part of the programme
will consist almost entirely in Scan
dinavian music. Miss Flaten and
Miss Beckman will sing Norwegian
and Swedish numbers, and the orch
estra has consented to play at least
two selections from the Peer Gynt
suite by Grieg, Anitra's Dance and
Aase's Death.
Miss Glare Elliott was the guest Of
Miss Eva Shae of Wahpeton from
Thursday night until Sunday night OF
last week.
The regular weekly prayer meeting
of the Y. NJ. G. A. was led this week
by Professor Stephens.
The senior preparatory class is
working hard on the School for Scan
dial, which they plan to present In the
gymnasium March 81. Miss Read and
Miss Beckman are coaching the cast.
The play is a difficult one, but the
cast is working hard, n should ac-
quit themselves well.
Professor Freeman preached in
Armenia last Sunday. He has fire.
quently supplied the pulpit there dur
ing the illness of the regular pastor.
Thursday in chapel a mass meeting
was held in the interests of the two
debating teams. Every effort will be
made to have a good crowd.
On Tuesday evening The Blue and
Gold will hold it's annual "stunt
night" which has already become a
fixture in college events. The various
Organizations of the college are work
ing hard preparing to entertain in
various ways. These stunts are usu-
ally kept secret until they are put on.
The young men of Fargo college
have assisted in usherina in several
of the recent political meetings. They
served at the Blair meeting at the
operahouse, at practically all of the
democratic meetings, and it is prob
able that several will assist at the
Sunday meetings.
At the last meeting Of the writer's
section OF the Fine Arts club, Mrs.
Hazelton Of the college presided. Miss
Read of the faculty gave a talk on
Hawthorne in His Relation to the De-
velopment of the Short Story.