The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-17
M0ORHEAD NORMAL

The Owls had a second degree par-
ty at he gymnasium last Saturday
evening which was c~haperoned by
President Weld and Miss Tryphina
Anderson. The next party to be given
by The Owls will be the annual com
mencement event which will be made
the occasion for a reunion Of old Owls.
The Gamma Neches will have their
fifth annual ball at the gymnasium this
evening. The decorations are yellow
and white chrysanthemums with
streamer of the same oolors. The
party will begin at 5 o'clock, and supper
will be served late in the evening. The
appointments of the party are chaste
and lovely, and the many guests are
assured a delightful evening.
Miss Dahl made a. trip to ST, Paul
Saturday evening and remained there
I'LL wednesday on a business errand
for the halls. She purchased new fur
niture and equipment.
President Weld made a trip to st.
Pau Sunday night to attend a meeting
OF the board there Monday morning,
the business being discussion Of plans
Tor the buildings to be erected at
Moorhead n Winona.
The May frolic Saturday afternoon
was a wonderfully happy occasion. It
began with pretty dances which were
followed by a May pole fete and a
grand march. The orchestra. played
almost continuously. Ice cream was
served in to every n present.
me 1rollc was as merry an occasion as
one could wish to see.
PRESIDENT Yields lecture on Yellow
stone National park was heard by a
very appreciatiVe audience. PEOPLE
who had heard the lecture before at
tended again with thorough enjoyment.
The pictures were superb and the lee
ture was a noble piece of composition,
concluding with sublime oratory and
poetic beauty. The 1875 pictures gave
one the impression. after seeing them,
that he had actually been through the
park and seen with his own eyes the
many and varied beauties of the most
Wonderfu natural region in the world.
The lecture has been revised since it
was given before in Moorhead and a.
number of new pictures were added.
the Athletic association netted a neat
sum from the lecture, and is financially
well off. In
The recital by the students gradual
ing from h special music course is
reviewed in another part of this issue.
The recital was given last evening by
Miss Margaret Curran and, Miss. Edith
Marden. Though Miss Frances Lamb
is a member of the class she did not
take part In the programme.
The manua training department in
charge of Prof. J. w. Eek, will have an
exhibit OF work lone by the students
May 80 n 81. in the domestic science
rooms in the model school. Everyone is
invited to see the work. There will be
pieces of wood working, mechanical
drawing, construction work, wood
turning and copper work. A piece Of
work too large to be removed from the
manual training ROOM, but well worth
inspecting, is a house built one-fourth
actual size, n and a half stories in
height, complete in parts to show the
character of the principal construction.
The exhibit is to illustrate the work
done IN nanua training.
The normal school girls baseball
team was beaten by the model school
team is to IA Thursday afternoon.
The boys baseball team went to
Mayville today to play the normal
school team there.
Observation-Disclosures H ~--~-
The Witches will have their annual
party May 81 and will make it a time
of reunion for the graduates of the
school who were members Of the soci-
ETY..
The Junior class will give a picnic at
Gooseberry mountain Monday for the
seniors and the members of the facul-
ty. Lunch will be served by Pirie at
noon.
Several members Of the faculty will
go to Europe this summer. President
Weld, Frank, and Mrs. Weld, Miss
Maude Hayes and her sister, Miss
Laura Hayes, Miss Belle Dredge and
her sister, Miss Stella of Aberdeen, S.
ID, Miss Frances Freeman and Miss
Tryphina Anderson will 90 with the