The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-30
FARGO COLLEGE NEWS

hands Of the printers within a few
days.
Miss RrownieId and Miss Conn will
spend a part of their spring vacation
in Barnesville.
Thursday, March %, marked the
cessation of college work for the spring
vacation. Work will be resumed
April 8. The college library will be
open from 1880 to 4 p. M, on the fol-
lowing days: April 2, 4 and s.
Thursday evening the cast of the
Norwegian play Den ~Stundeslose, to-
gether with several friends who rem
dered assistance the evening OF the
performance, were the guests of Pro-
fessor Vowles at an informal dinner
in the basement of the First Congre-
gational church. Among the guests
were President Creegan, Mrs. Hutch
inson, Mrs. Sand, Miss Beckman and
Miss Flaten. The dinner was served
by the I. ". G. club of the Congrega-
tional Ladies' Aid society, and covers
were laid for twenty three. Mr.. Rus
tan acted as toast master, and called
on a number Of those present for Inn
promptu toasts. Responses were made
by Miss Krantz, President Creegan,
Mrs. Hutchinson, Mr.. Aronson, Mr..
Simonitsch. Mr.. Keye and others.
Miss Flaten and Miss Beckman, who
sang at the play, each rendered sever
al delightful Scandinavian songs.
Monday evening the Alpha Phi Al
pha fraternity was entertained at the
home of James Sharp of Moorhead at
a unique anti-leap year dinner. Sew
eral out-of-town members of the fra
ternity were present.
At a recent meeting of the s~ociologi-
zeal section of the fine arts club Miss
Lonn was chosen president of that
section.
Last Sunday the Mems Glee club
assisted at the city Y. w. c. A. vesper
service, contributing one number.
Thursday the meeting of the mu-
steal club at the home Of Mrs. Thomp-
son was devoted to a study of Scandi-
music. Among the numbers
contributed were two Swedish songs
by Miss Beckman,
Last Monday baseball practice
started in the gymnasium, and candi-
for battery positions were given
an opportunity to show their mettle.
Work will soon be in full swing.
The following is a clipping from a
paper: 'The evening meet
ing was a signally choice service and
all seats were taken. The special fea-
was an address The Literature of
the Bible, by Miss True of the depart
ment of English at Fargo college.
The lady is an accomplished and sue
cessful educator, and showed herself
q reverent and eloquent interpreter of
beauties and grandeur of the Old
Her lecture embraced
valuable history of the growth
Of the King James version Of the BIZ
bic as to dates, persons, translation,
and other incidents of it's completion.
considerable number of striking
passages, familiar phrases, ETC.. were
read with excellent effect.
At a recent meeting of the writer's
section of the fine arts club Mrs.
Hazelton gave an outline sketch of a
farce she is writing.
The chapel service a week ago SAT-
lrday was in the hands of DR.. Knowl-
on, who gave a splendid address. He
1ealt on h need of reverence for the
best things, reverence for personality,
or beauty, for womankind, for the di-
vine, in short, for all the best things
II life. It was n af the most in
talks of the year.
The following is the next programme
the H. c. S. Literary society:
Solo ...... Eva Freeman
Original Reading -. Martha Krantz
Debate-Resolved That Ireland Should
Be Granted Home Rule:
Affirmative-Mr. Stickney, Mr.. Rus
tan.
Negative-Mr. Pollock. Mr.. Gran
dali.
VOCAL Solo ..........., Ruth Cooper
oratlon ............ He1mer Engh
Solo =. Margaret Plank
Thursday morning DR.. Knowlton adj
the students Of the Fargo
nigh school on European educational
Methods.