The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-04-07
MOORHEAD NORMAL

Miss Rose Doyle of Park Rapids Wis
tied several days this week at the
dormitories as guest of her sister, Miss
Fern Doyle.
The social tea at Weller hall Sun
day afternoon given by the Y, w. c.
A. of the school was an event of So
cial ease and grace. A brief pro-
gramme was given consisting of sing
ing by Miss Maude James of Fargo, a
recital of In the Children's Hospital
by Miss Lottie Swartz, and a piano
duet by the Misses Stella Robertson
the afternoon was to further the ac-
quaintance Of the young women who
entered school this term.
Miss Inez Patterson of st. Hilatre
was the guest Of her sister, Miss Ann
Patterson, this week.
At the open hour Tuesday evening
Miss Hayes read The Dawn of Tomor-
row. The young women of the halls
were more than delighted with the
reading, they listened with rapt atten-
tlon. and offered Miss Hayes their best
praises for the pleasure she gave
them.
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Johnston, Margaret MCLAUGHLIN. Ella
Burns and Stella Hanson were enter
tanned by friends at the dormitories
last Saturday.
Superintendent Wolfe of East Grand
Forks gave the chapel talk last We'd
nesday,
Mr. and Mrs. Lew H. Huntoon en-
tertained the members of the Normal
school faculty at their home on Eighth
street last evening.
Professor Ballard addressed the
members OF the Social Service club
Wednesday morning. He also spoke
society OF Fargo at the agricultural
college on A Category OF Poisonous
| Plants.
The girls basketball team finished
their games last Saturday. They have
played a long schedule Of games with
various school teams and performed
the feat Of winning all their games,
Plans are on foot now by the man
ager of athletics, Mr.. Martin. and the
coach, Mr.. Hitler, to develop the bows
Of the school into a baseball team and
as o o as the grounds permit they
will begin practices. The manager Is
now arranging the schedule of games
The Gamma Neches entertained tina
Witches at the home of Margaret Cur
ran last Monday afternoon, A nro-
gramme Of entertaining numbers was
a part of the delights of the occasion.
Miss Curran sang Du Btst VIE Fine
Blume; Miss Lee played Salute OAR
mour by Elgar, and Second Mazurka.
/ hv GndArI. ond AFfcz ITn-H
read q selection from The Palace OF
the King. Refreshments were served
in the dining room which was golden
with %daffodils.
Miss Cornelia Collins. Miss Hazel
Leguee, Miss Ruby Gum, aud Miss
Ungerer entertained the members n
the Gamma Neche at the dormitorv
recently at an informal afternoon.
An occasion of unusually fetchinp
attractions has been planned by the
manager of the athletics Of the school
for this evening in the Normal school
gymnasium. This is a basket social.
1t is rumored that nearly 100 baskets
Of delicacies have been prepare to he
knocked down to the highest bidder
by the Evolutionary skill OF A~uctionaer
Miller. 1t ts also reported in the same
quiet and convincing way, that over
100 young men OF the school and COM
munity have been invited by earl IN
be present and bid on these same has
kets Of delicacies. The purpose OF the
social is to secure funds for the inter-
ests OF the athletic association.
The Gamma Neches will entertain
informally Monday at the home nf
Mrs. Fred FILL.
The members of the school have
been very much touched by the sud~
den and sad death Of Miss Agnes Han
son, who died of perftonitis at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and MrS
Casper Hanson, at Erskine. MIN
during the Easter vacation. Mics
Hanson was iii only one day in what
brief time her parents did all in thar
power for her before she passed 10
yond all human aid. Miss Hanso7 hea
attended the normal school two yeara
and was a resident of Comstock Hail
She was of a sweet and sunny disnn
sition, active In girls athletics. an ~
ceilent student, well liked by all. Iovaa
by her friends, and is now remeyn1
bered with tenderness.
A Memory.
John Lane: Long ago, Of a summer
morning. threading with souDdlass
paddle and slow-driving amos one az
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