The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-05-25

last meeting Of the Round Table club
Mrs. Hutchinson read one of Yeats
fairy plays.
Mr.. Talbot recently addressed the
students ait the Casselton high school.
While In Casselton he attended q num-
school convention.
AT the meeting Of the state Audubon
society recently held at Grand Forks,
Professor Freeman was elected a mem
Der Of the board Of directors.
Leslie Welter. jr, a former student
of the college, has left for Madison to
attend the annuaI interscholastic field
and track meet May 25,
At the special ~evangelistic meetings
to be conducted Sunday in Glyndon by
Fargo men, Mr.. Mckee will sing.
jamestown Alert: Miss Honora
Sutton of the Fargo college faculty
spent Sunday and Monday at James
town, the guest of Supt. and Mrs. A. C..
Crane. Miss Sutton attended Carleton
college at the same time as did Super
intendent Crane. She leaves soon for
q years trip to Singapore, and other
points.
President Creegan returned to the
college Friday after an extended trip
east. He was given a rousing well
come at chapel and responded to a re-
quest to speak a few words. He told
OF having visited and dined with for
mer students, graduates and profess
sors of the college, among them will
liam Hall Best John Pollock and Curle
Callander at Harvard, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Bascom at Newton, Mass, and
Professor Fisk at New York. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bascom hope to attend COM
mencement at the college this year.
Failing eyesight has made it impos-
sible for Professor Fisk to complete
his thesis in time to take his Phi. d.
this spring. President Creegan also
gave a most interesting account of
the ceremonies incident to the inaugu-
ration of President Hibben Of Prince
ton, where President Creegan was the
representative Of Fargo college. AS an
Illustration of the cosmopolitan nature
OF the gathering, he stated that there
were representatives from four Call
fornia colleges and one from a college
in Constantinople. The devotional
services of the chapel exercises were
in charge OF Miss Beckman.
President Creegan has issued invi-
tations to the members of the faculty
OF the college and conservatory ia a
banquet to be served Thursday eve
ming, June 9, Mrs. Creegan will have
returned to Fargo by that time, and
will be present.
DIR. n Mrs, Stratton, Miss Morris,
territorial Y. w. G. Al. secretary, and
]. D. Vowles were among the guests
at the faculty table at Sunday dinner.
Mrs. Ayrea of Cooperstown has beer
a recent visitor at the college, during
the serious illness of her daughter,
Miss Inez. Miss Ayrea's friends win
be glad to learn that she is recovering.
The banquet of the Aletheian. the
preparatory literary society, was one
of the pleasant events of the year.
Several members Of the faculty, and
also several Of the college students,
former members of the society, were
present rs guests.
Miss Conn, the librarian, was hostess
at the home of Mrs. Corson on Sixth
street south at a thimble bee in honor
OF several of the ladies Of the college.
Among the guests Of honor was Miss
Morris, territorial X. w. C. A. secre-
tary.
Miss Gladys McKinnon was q week
end guest Of Miss Florence Ford of the
college.
Mr.. Drummond. whose foot was
spiked is baseball practice, is ecover-
ing. and will soon be in the game
again.
The announcement that Miss stan
ley has resigned her position at the
conservatory is not good news to the
many friends she has made during
her year in Fargo. Miss Stanley is
to be succeeded by Miss Helen Won
PhuI OF Chicago.
The college orchestra will give q
concert at Buxton this evening. Among
the soloists who will assist are Mr.
Codding. violinist; Miss Buchanan
reader; Miss Cooper. soprano; and
Miss Beckman, soprano.
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Miss Newton has accepted a position
in the public schools of Langdon fol-
next yea Miss Steele, who graduated
in voice a year ago at the conserva-