The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-24
NOTES FROM NORTH DAKOTA EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
STATE NORMAL
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Miss Cecil Mcpherson was a guest
Of Monango friends over Sunday.
Mrs. Byam and Mrs. Mcmillan Wis
tied the domestic science department
on Tuesday.
Miss Hazel McGinnis Of Silverleaf,
was the guest of her sister, Miss Lii
lian, on Saturday.
Miss Adah Dickey entertained Miss
Tillie Steimke Of Forman over Sunday.
She favored the NJ. with a visit.
Miss Bertha Lange OF Kuhn, a form
er M. student, spent a few days very
pleasantly visiting the past week.
DR.. Barbour's lecture in Carnegie
hall on Monday evening was well at
tended and was filed with interesting
and profitable things.
On Monday evening, Feb. 26, the
fourth recital of the music department
will be given in Carnegie hall. The
public is cordially invited to attend.
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The second term dance at the arm
DRY on Saturday evening exceeded the
high standard set for these pleasant
gatherings. The season suggested a
valentine party and the decorations
were in pink and white-many hearts
of many sizes being used in an ar
tistic arrangement. About $50 guests
were in attendance and enjoyed a pro-
gramme of sixteen numbers. Ice
cream and valentine cakes were
| served.
There are now two glee clubs at
work at the state normal and indus
trial school. The Schubert club has
| appeared on two occasions and has
shown an enthusiastic and ~appreciat-
i've feeling for good music. Their work
is very creditable. The Orpheus club,
composed of about forty young men,
has been at work only a few weeks,
but they begin to show the possibili :
ties of a male chorus and are more
than interested in their work. MIR.
| Schultz has accomplished some good
work with average school voices. Not
| only has he gathered a mixed chorus
of seventy, but he has created among
| the young people a certain enthusi-
asm for singing, and for singing good
music.
The short course boys met last
| Wednesday after school and organized
an Engineers club. The following Of
hcers were elected:
DraSidapt- Carl KaIhuS
First Vice President-Leigh Porter
Second Vice President-Roy Harm
Secretary and Treasurer-Archie
Dean.
Sergeant at Arms-Arthur Nord-
strom.
The above named officers n Pro-
lessor Fields were appointed a COM
mittee on programme. Thursday even
ing was selected as the meeting night
The club will meet each week. Eacf
member in his turn will read on SOM
engineering topic CHOSEN by nlmself
| Occasionally there will be a debate or
some engineering questions. 1t II
hoped that much good will be derived
from these meetings.
The Alphian Literary society pro-
gramme given on Feb. is. was a patri-
otto one:
Instrumental solo 1880. Ruth Kellogs
Essay-Lincoln, a Man Without a
Peer .............. Jocelyn Kellogg
Recitation-o, Captain! My Cap
tain! Walt Whitman
Hazel Randall.
Vocal solo-Just a Wearyin' for
You .......... Carrie Jacobs Bono
Miss Brendemuhl.
Essay-Why washington Is Called
The Father of His Country 1880.
Bessie Will!
| Current Events ...... Ellen Shimmir
The programme proved to be a mos
| entertaining one. he usual plan o.
the evening was varied by anecdotes
on the lives of Washington and Lin.
coin in response to roll call. Many
humorous and pathetic incidents wer,
brought out.
For a home treatment OF a great
variety of diseases. as well as tc
beautifying the complexion and remoy-
ing wrinkles and blemishes from the
face, nothing is equal to the Arnold
Vibrator. For free demonstration cal
at room IA Kennedy building, Fargo.