Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-02-01
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Examinations are On this week,
closing up the first semester Of the
year. This is usually hard grind for
US students when social affairs go
generally TO the faculty instead of to
the students. Whether that is the
thought or not, the delightful hostess,
Mrs. Kroeze, with the president, are
opening their home to the faculty and
members of the board of trustees in a
VALENTINO party and for the purpose
to get the faculty and board together
ON Tuesday night. An elaborate pro-
gram is being arranged.
Miss Helga Johnston, former stu
dent, and now located at Manning, N.
D., in fine position, was visitor at
the college last Tuesday.
Miss Norma Canham was elected
captain of the girls basketball team.
The girls are preparing for a heavy
schedule of games over different parts
of the state They are developing a
fast team. Last Friday they played
their first game with Steele, and un-
til the last five minutes were we'll in
the lead when one Of their number
was stunned and unable to see the
ball played. The final score was II
to 10 in favor of Steele. This was a
tryout game and showed good mate
RIAL
The music recital given by Profess
sor Wimberly, head of the school Of
music of the college, at the home Of
Mrs. Niemyer, Monday evening, was
highly appreciated by the various Or
ganizations represented. His program
was varied, covering a wide range Of
music and splendidly executed. He
exhibited unusual skill in interpreta-
tion of the finest thought of the COM
posers. He will give an invited pro-
gram this week in his studios In the
beautiful Sanford hall on Friday even
ing. Any visitor who would like to
hear beautiful rendition may obtain
an invitation by applying to Professor
DR.. John Fulton of Philadelphia, a
member of the general assembly's
committee, gave stirring |
to the students last Wednes-
day morning at chapel. He is an old
friend Of President Kroeze, for many
years pastor of the Grand Rapids
Westminster Presbyterian church,
the Michigan home of President |
Kroeze. His address was crammed !
full of facts on the great temperance
and students were encour. |
aged to keep clean and upright.
Mr.. Sinclair gave an interestig vO- |
catioal talk to the students last Tues
day evening at the regular Y. M. G.
A. meeting. This week Judge John
Knauf will give an address from an |
attorney point Of view.
Our boys went down to defeat last |
Friday in a basketball game in Bis
marck with Company A, but they took |
it as heroes and marked it as the last
game to lose. A victory is sure next |
Friday.
An interesting debate was had in |
the Alethorian society Tuesday even
ing on the subject, Resolved, that
life is more beneficial to |
a girl than life down town" In spite |
of the argument, the audience voted |
in favor of the negative. The query
is going the rounds, why? New off,
GERS were chosen: Edna L. Moore,
president; Ruth Tweed, vice pred-
dent; Mary Kingston. corresponding |
and Winnifred Harrison.
treasurer
Enrolment for the next semester
will take place all Of next week, and
new students can enroll at this time.
An interesting winter course has been