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

AHe event OF the week in college
circles was the presentation BY the
senior preparatory class of The school
for Scandal, by Richard Sheridan.
The young people had been working
q but the standard of acting was
even higher than had been expected.
The staging n costuming were ex-
cellent, gave the play it's proper
setting. The role of Sir Peter was
ably handled by Gregory Powell. and
Margaret Freeman made a splendid
Lady Teazle. Charles and joseph
Surface, in the persons of Harold
Shaw n Dan Darrow, were among
the best in the play. John Drewelow
as MIR. Crabtree, amused the audience
with his English accent and his mon
ocle. Katherine Boise made an excel
lent Lady Sneerwell, and Mayme Dean
as Mrs. Candour added much to the
hurnor of the play. Miss Dean is to
be commended for the c~learness of her
enumeration. The gentle Marie was
lmpersonatsd by Elyira Rasmussen.
Mr. McKeen was at home in the comic
role of Moses, while Mr.. Nelson as
Trip furnished his quota of amuse-
ment. The character Mr. Snake was
portrayed by Eir Amidon, that of
SIR BENJAMIN Backbite by Mr.. Plath,
Mr.. Rowley by Amman Carpenter.
Careless by William Eddy. Miss Elma
Faust made a charming maid. The
performance was altogether creditable
to the college, and was certainly an
ambitious undertaking for prepara-
tory class. The cast was trained by Miss
Read, assisted by Miss Beckman. The
college orchestra, under the direction
very full musical programme, playing
OF Professor Stephens, furnished a.
very full musical programme, play
ing during the intervals. There were
five acts.
Tuesday evening Professor Wanner
was at home to the U ct A in his
apartments on Seventh avenue south.
The evening was spent with informal
games and music.
President Creegan supplied the
First Presbyterian pulpit last Sunday.
He was among those who helped to
welcome the new pastor at the recep-
ton given in his honor.
The Mems Glee club left Friday
morning over the Great Northern for
it's first annual tour. The itinerary is
as follows:
GAINESVILLE, Minny March 20.
Fergus Falls, Mimi, March 80.
6 Wadena, MINI, April 1.
Frazee, Mimi, April 2.
! Lake Park, Mimi, April 8.
Hawley, Mimi, April 4,
Neat programmes have been printed.
The club is under the direction of
Professor Orr. Professor Kurtz will
accompany the club and appear on the
programme as pianist. Mr.. Codding is
vtolinist. The personnel is as fol-
lows:
First tenor: S. ]. Teichman. R. d.
McCradie, A. B. Hauser and G. A.
Ransom.
Second tenor: P. G. Thomas. G. S.
Mckee, C. L. Codding and g. r.
Vowles.
First bass: ]. H. Sharp, r. H.
Teichman, f. R, Philip and H. A.
Engh.
Second bass: S. S. Boise, c. L. Co
we'll, G. e. stickney n J.. H. Drewe-
low.
The home concert is to take place in
Fargo April Is.
The regular weekly prayer meeting
Of the Y. w. G. A. was led by Miss
Sutton. At the mems meeting Mr..
Stillwell gave a report of the Y. M. G..
A. convention.
Hubert Beard (1911) plans to spend
his Easter vacation in France. Dur
ing the rowing season at Oxford Mr..
Beard gained fourteen pounds in
weight.
The admission Of Fargo college and
the University of North Dakota to ac-
credited membership in the North
Central Association of Colleges and
Secondary Schools is a signal honor,
and marks a step in educational prog
ress in the state. These two institu-
lions are the only ones in the state
which have received this recognition.
At the meeting President Creegan
was rendered great assistance by
President Mcvey of the University OF
North Dakota, to whom Fargo college
has every a to be grateful. State
High school Inspector Hayward also
co-operated with President Creegan.
The Thursday chapel service was
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