The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-05-29
COMMENCEMENT
At THE NORMAL

announcements have been issued
giving the programme of the COM
flencement week at the Moorhead nor
maj schooI. These exercises are es-
pecially important this year because
this is the twenty fourth commence
ment OF the school and this is che end
or the tWenty-fifth year of the found =
ing OF the school. Hence the occasion
Is being made one of reunion and COM
memoration. The president, faculty.
and students societies and alumni as
soclaton are making efforts to extend
an urgent invitation to former members
or the normal to attend the exercises,
Fres' Livingston G. Lord, first presi-
dent OF the school. will give the address
TO the senior class and DR.. David Starr
Jordan Will give the baccalaureate
address. and there will be manv other
hne features. The Witches. who will
give their annual party Saturday even
! ing, May 81, the alumni association.
winch will have it's annual banouet
June 8, and the Owls, who will have
the1r annual June party June 7, and
other societies will have many former
members here to share in the festivi-
ties.
The baccalaureate address on A Ma
tlons Problem which will be given bv
Dr. David Starr Jordan at the Normal
auditorium Sunday evening, June / at
3: 10 VIII be the first of the exercises.
Ihe programme will be as follows:
hymn, Still-Still With Thee, by H. B.
Stowe.
Reading of Scripture-Selected pas
saSeS ............. President Weld
silent Prayer and Response
Anthem-LoVely Appear ...... Gounod
Special Music Students.
Baccalaureate Address-A Nations
Problem Dr David S+or.
Hymn-O Thou, In All Thy Might
so so Far ..;....:. f. L. Hosmer
The annual recital by the deDart-
ments of music and reading will he
given on Monday evening. There is,
OF OF course, no charge for admittance to
the auditorium. Miss Maude Hayes
VIII read John Galworthy's play, Jus
1lce and j. Harold Powers will sing.
The drama Justice is in four acts.
The characters and synopsis of scenes
will be of interest.
Persons of the Play.
James How, Walter How, his son.
solicitors.
clerk
William F'alder, their junior clerk.
SWeedle, their office boy. ....
Wister, a detective. -. .....s
Cowley, cashier. 49,, .,..., .,..-.-.
Justice FLOYD, a judge.
Harold Cleaver, an old advocate.
Hector F'rome, a young advocate.
Captain DansOn, V. c., a prison gov
ernOr. ...s. l.-'.. 49,
Rev. Hugh Miller, a prison chaplain.
EDWARD Clements, prison doctor.
Wooder, chief warder.
Moaney, Clipton, O'Cleary conyicts,
Ruth Honeywill, a woman.
number of baristers, solicitors.
spectators, ushers. reporters, iurymen
warders and prisoners
Time: The present
Act l.. The office of James and Wal
ter How. Morning. July.
Act II. Assizes. Afternoon. Octo-
Der.
Act III. A prison.. December.
Scene /. The governors office.
! Scene g A corridor.
Scene 8. A cell.
Act. w. The office of James and
Walter How. Morning. March, two
| years later.
| The singing by Mr.. Powers and the
reading of this great play of John Gals
worthy's by Miss Hayes assures a
splendidly enjoyable and uplifting pro-
gramme.
Some of the other events Of the week
will be the annual dinner for the bows
Of the school at the hall on Monday
evening" the exercises by the model
school Thursday afternoon, June 5 at
which they will present cantata. A
"trip to Europe and humorous musical
play; the presidents reception to the
senior class, for which Sinvitations
have been issued, Thursday evening,
June in the gymnasium, entrance
through the model school door; chapel
| exercises by the senior class Friday
morning at 10 o'clock, June 6; the
alumni reunion and banquet, Friday
afternoon, June 6 4 o'clock at Wheeler
hall; and the graduation exercises.
Friday evening, June 8, at which Pres.
| u. c. Lord will deliver the address and
State. Supt. G.. G. Schultz will confer
| the diplomas.
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