The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-14
FARGO COLLEGE WILL
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Mrs. Stephens. Miss Lillian C. Wright
Paul Bunce and Bertrand Allan Orr
This will be the initial event for the
cOllege seniors, and will be one OF the
most enjoyable. }The front section 81
the seats will be reserved for the fac.
ulty and seniors. both college and
conservatory. These will form in the
side room and march in In academic
dress. while the organist will play d
grand march.
In the evening at s o'clock at the
First Methodist church the Christian
association will be addressed by Rev.
u. M. Sutherland of Cando, recently
from Canada. Rev. Mr.. Sutherland lis
a Bible scholar and speaker Of re-
nown. and his address Sunday night
will be of interest to all. He will speak
at the Plymouth CONGREGATIONAL
church Sunday morning. where Mr..
Stever of Fargo college holds the pull
pit.
Tho tennis tournament ana extern
pore speaking contest have been can-
.celled.
Informal Reception.
Monday afternoon the annual in
formal reception to the public will
be given by the ladies OF the faculty.
The guests will be received in the
college library at $3.50 in the after
noon. Several of the college girls will
serve refreshments. Everyone inter-
ested in the college is cordially inyit-
ed to attend. The art department. will
be open at the same time in the liz
brary and the guests will be enter
tanned at an art exhibit in the art
studio. The ladies in the receiving
line will be Mrs. Creegan, Mrs. Ami
don, Mrs. Orr and Miss Perley.
Growing Musical Event.
The growing musical event of the
musical year will occur Monday even
ing at Stones auditorium at S:15 p.
m. when the talented pianist Hubert
Beard, will be presented by he Far
go college conservatory in recital. Mr..
Beard is a musician in every way, His
musical and scholastic attachments
have won him many friends, all of
whom will be present to hear his
brilliant programme. The feature Of
the concert will be a concerto played
by the pianist, accompanied by the
Fargo college symphony orchestra
Fargo college is very fortunate in
having Mr.. Beard this year. We're it
not for his. near-fatal illness and leave
of absence last year. he would still
be at his studies in Oxford university,
to which he won a Rhodes scholarship
two years ago..
Senior Day Programme.
Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock oc-
ours the senior class day programme
in the college chapel. At this time the
graduates will try to smile, and will
crack their last Jokes as college stu
dents. The juniors will receive their
final instructions, and Miss Lois Dart,
the Junior president will receive the
and gown from Axel Aronson,
president of the seniors. Presents will
given to the different members of
the class and to the faculty. 1t is n
derstood that some hot slams will be
rendered Ito different members of the
and already the under classmen
are beginning to fear and tremble.
At 3:45 Tuesday the department of
expression of the conservatory will
present its students in recital at
Stones auditorium.
Conservatory Programme.
In the evening at S:15 will occur the
much anticipated Conservatory con-
cert in the First Congregational church.
The lady graduates of the conserva-
tory, Misses Dahl, Gormerly and An
derson, will play their concertos with
the college orchestra. Other excellent
numbers will make the programme one
of the best of local talent v given
the city.
Wednesday Big Day.
Wednesday will indeed be the big |
Jay. From $3.50 in the morning till
ate at night everyone will be busy.
The Academic procession will bel
from the college, Jones hall, at
j: 80 a. m. In the line of march will
"a the college trustees, the faculty and
seniors in caps and gowns. the con-
graduates and invited
guests. marshalIed by members of the
unior class. The procession will end
1t the Congregational church, where
1t 1000 a. M. the commencement ex-
will occur.
DR.. Gordon Speaker.
DR.. James Il. Gordon, of the Central
of Winnipeg. has been secured
% come and address the students at
his time. Those who heard his address
.wo years age will never forget 1t. He
issues forth his address in a
stream Of ~e1oquence. He is noted as
me of Americas greatest pulpit ora
,ors, and the senior class is very for
innate in having secured DIR. Gordon
is speaker for their last day Ia coll
ege, the top of the four-year's climb.
Following this address President
yreegan will confer the degrees to the
and conservatory seniors. The
public is cordially invited to attend
.hese exercises. The quartette will
ling several selections.
Alumni Luncheon.
The alumni and seniors, will gather
.ogether for a. reunion and luncheon
it the Waldorf Annex at 1850 Wednes
afternoon. DR.. and Mrs. Creegan
Mrs. Knowlton will be guests Of
lonor.
The final event of the year will be
he presidents reception and COM
banquet at the Congrega-
ional church Wednesday night at
$50. The college orchestra will fur
fish music. The dining rooms will
,e taxed to their utmost capacity to
accommodate the large crowd that
secured tickets.
The list of speakers will be of inter
sst to all. The chief speaker will be
Rev. DR.. Gordon Of Winnipeg, who
delivered such a powerful after dinner
speech two years ago. Ray Boughton
IF the Philippines will represent the
alumni, while Messrs. Talbot, Aronson.
Ind HiIdreth will speak for the
seniors. The trustees will be repre-
sented by Judge Amidon, and Presi-
lent Creegan, the faculty by Dean
Dean Brown to Marry.
Dean Brown has been granted al
leave OF absence.
lit will be- of interest to his friends
% know that he has contracted for
life with a young lady of Beloit, Wis.
Ehe marriage will occur June rs in
after which he will take his
9 Chicago where he will pur
;ue graduate work in political
,cience returning to Fargo college the
utunln of 1914. The students on the
I'LL have come to love Dean Brown,
nd they will miss him much next
ear. However. whatever the students