The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-21
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Mayville. n. D.. Dec. e1.-Miss Clara
Dunlap, head Of the department OF
expression. gave a reading at the
Brufat academy in Portland recently.
Professor and Mrs. Wilkinson en-
%tertained at s o'clock dinner last Tues
day evening. Covers were laid for
eight.
Miss severson. 1915, was called
home on account Of serious illness in
her home.
The senior boys We're victorious in
the series Of basket ball games and
We're winners Of the 1912 champion
ship. This series was a good begin
ming for the season and gave each
class good practice. A full schedule
is being arranged for the winter term
and it is expected that the team for
1919 will do as we'll as thai of 1912
did. that is. win the championship
from the other schools in the ath-
letic conference.
Several members Of the faculty will
spend the vacation out of town. Miss
olson n her mother will visit at the
home Of Mrs. Stanford. daughter OF
Mrs. Olson. in Evanston. Illinois: Miss
Brant will be with her sister in Min
%neapolis, while Misses Eddy, Dunlap
and Miller Will spend their Christmas
at their homes in Merengo, Iowa,
Hopkinton, Iowa and Chicago. ILL.,, re-
spectiveiy. Mrs. kabernagle will be
with friends in Pembina.
AT the recent installation Of officers
In the local Masonic order five mem
bers Of the formal faculty were in
stalled as follows: H. F. Butterfield
as Sr. Warden. c. E. Tharardsen, as
Jr. Warden. c. r. Travis as treasurer
n I. A. Hillyer as tyler, while Mr..
FOX was installed as Worthy Patron
and Mrs. Fox as one point in the star
IN the Chapter Of Eastern Star.
The fall term Of the normal closed
on Friday the goth and the winter
term will ope on Tuesday. January
Z. This has been a successful term
IN every respect and the promise of a
very large number of students for the
next term is good. There are many
situated locally who would like TO
come to the normal for one thing or
another such as special music, book
Keeping or ~stenography. but the May
Vile normal school devotes its ener-
gies TO training teachers and does this
we'll. It's policy is clearcut, although
sucn policy does end to keep the at
tendance down some. The policy OF
the school IS determined by an idea
and not by the many desires of the
young people living in the locality of
.Mayville.
Miss Dunlap Of the department OF
expression. appeared in a reading IN
the assembly hall last "Wednesday
evening. She was assisted by Mrs.
~Tharaldsen and Mr.. Fox who furnish
ed music.
The selections read were Christ
mas Day In the Morning and Christ.
mas Day in the Evening"" by Grace
Richmond. Miss Dunlap is a pleasing
reader because Of her power Of inter-
probation and her n~aturalness together
With a voice that speaks feelingly.
He friends are ever glad to hear her
and on this occasion she was at her
best.
Mrs. Tharaldsen opened the pro.
gram with two soprano solos. star of
Peace and Underneath the Mistle-
toe" She sang in her usual beautiful
voice and was thoroughly appreciated.
Mr.. Fox played the violin solos. Deux
Baurees by Mouret and Gnvotte in
G. by Gassee. These and samples Of
old time music and. with the excellent
rendition, were indeed pleasing. Tho
soft low tons wers exceptionally full
and rich, and those present would
have enjoyed much moro OF the same
kind Of music.
The normal baskethaii tsam defeat
ed q team from Roseviljs on Wednes.
day afternoon. Tia Rospvil1e mon are
all former players having played at
college but are not p%racticinx together
now. yet they displayed that they can
play.