The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-10

address on The Importance OF Effect
i've Christianity. He dwelt on the
need Of bearing witness, and pointed
out the through illustrations from the
history of the church how witness
bearing had kept christianity alive
and caused it to spread. A vocal Sc
lection was rendered by Miss Beckman.
The afternoon service. at 2:30, was n
der the auspices of hte student chris.
tan associations, and was led by Mr..
Stillwell, president of the Y. M. C. a..
Or. Creegan made the remark that this
was one of the most satisfying relig-
ious meetings he had attended at the
college. The musical part of the
service was in the form of a violin
solo by Mr.. Codding and a sacred duet
by Misses Beckman and Buchanan.
Monday evening President Creegan
delivered the address at the dedication
of the new high school building at
L%angdon. He reports a very pleasant
time; a splendid $4,000 building has
been erected.
On Feb. IL the III. G. S. Literary so
ciety will give the following special
Lincoln programme:
Roll Call. Men - Favorite Lincoln
Story. Women-Fayorite Lincoln
Quotation.
Lincoln in Law .......... Mr.. Stever.
Vocal Duet ..,........
Misses Cooper and Simpson.
Reading-The Perfect Tribute......
Miss Buchanan.
The Gettysburg Address, Mr.. Hfldreth.
Vocal Solo ...... Miss Violet Conant.
Lincoln as a Statesman, Mr.. Sti1lwell.
Readlng commencement. Miss KrantZ
The Norwegian play will probably
be given early in March in the gym
nasum. The work is progressing sat
isfactorily under the direction IL Mrs.
Hutchinson and Mr.. Vowles. Mrs. DR..
Sand has rendered valuable assistance
in revising the language, which is
Danish if the early part of eighteenth
century. in order to better adapt it to
a modern Scandinavian audience.
Miss Krantz and Mr.. Aronson, who
take the leading roles, 10th speak the
language ~f1uently and have unusual
dramatic talent. Some Of the minor
characters have not been decided up
HOlIS DQI liz #ChSIG dS lar DIS mas Deen
determined is as follows:
Vielgeschrey Mr., Aronson.
Pernille, his maid 1890, Miss Krantz
Leonora, his daughter Miss Dorff.
Magdelone, his housekeeper, ....
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Miss Blake.
Leander, Leonora's lover, Mr.. Vowles.
Erik Madsen, a bookkeeper ........
Peder Eriksen, his son. Mr.. Bottolfson.
OldfuX, In adventurer. Mr.. Simonitsch.
First secretary, Jens Sandwiches
Mr.. Brudevold,
Second secretary Lars Dintfass -.
Mr.. Monson.
A tailor ............,s MI. Keye.
A barber ........... Mr.. Ransom.
Corfitz Mr.. Keye.
Two other secretaries and a notary
public.
The play will be given in Norwegian,
although the barber speaks German
only, and oldf1x both German and
Norwegian.
The Tooth anniversary of the birth
of Dickens was 1ttingly observed in
chapel. Miss True gave a most enter
tanning and instructive sketch of the
life of the great writer. She mention
ed in detail some Of the hardships of
his early life, among them the impris-
onment of his father for debt. After
various vicissitudes, Dickens secured a
position as a reporter. where he found
himself, and soon rose to fame; first
under the name of Boz, and then as
the author of the Pickwick papers. He
was royalty entertained in America,
and enjoyed a very pleasant visit
with Irving. Twenty-Five years later
he revisited America, in 1867. Miss
True concluded with a description Of
some of his principal characters and
the. reading of a few short selections
from his works.
on Wednesday preceding the day of
prayer Dean Brown mad charge Of the
chapel service, and spoke Of the pur-
pose and place of the day OF prayer in
college life. In the evening he led the
college Y. M. C. "A. in a meeting in
preparation for the morrow.
The II ct Al INDUCED in a sleigh ride
party wednesday, followed by an in
formal evening with delicious refresh
ments at the home Of Harry Haggart.
Faculty guests were Professor Wan
ner and Miss Beckman.
Last week the students were adj
dressed by p G. Holden, formerly of
the Iowa state Agricultural college at
Ames. who was in attendance at the
recent educational meeting, and is an
independent candidate for governor Of
hts oun state He has a large number |
u men under him, and a some very
interesting stories from hfs personal
experiences.
Mrs. Hazelton. who has been Ill for
some time, Is now able to meet her
classes again.
The fourth year preparatory class is
working hard rehearsing the School
for Scandal, under the direction Of
Miss Read and Miss Beckinan. The
cast of characters is as follows:
Sir Peter Teazle (. Gregory Powell.
Sir Oliver Surface .... Arthur Doe.
Joseph Surface ...... Dan barrow,
Charles Surface 1880. Harold shaw.
Crahtree ............ John Drewelow.
Rolley .......,..... Mr.. Carpenter.
Cauliss ....s..,....s !. Mr.. Eddy.
Moses ............ Earl Mckee.
Trip John Nelson.
Snake Charles Anidon.
Lady Teazle 1890. Margaret Freeman.
Lady Sneerwell Kathryne Boise.
Mrs. Caudor Wayne Dean
Maug Elvira+ Rasmussen
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