The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-03-26
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Master Thomas Hillyer took his
radiopticon to Palmer hall Just be-
fore study period last Thursday even
ing and entertained the ladies with
postal views Of which he has a large
number.
The winter term party for the
school was given in, the gymnasium
last Friday evening. Y This was strict
ly for the school and the entertain
ment consisted of dancing.
Mrs. Gould entertained a few ladies
last Friday a%fterneonl In honor of
The sophomore class gave a party
to its members and its counsellors in
the gymnasium last Thursday even.
ing. The room was Hastily decorated
with the class colors, silver n old
rose, and an evening of fun was in
evidence. The entertainment consist
ed in part Of progressive games and
guessing advertisements. Refresh
ments were served and Miss Deal, the
president, is to be congratulated upon
her able committees.
The department Of foreign Ian
guages presented two short plays in
the auditorium last Friday evening
given In the German language. These
1tNsS "SAO iAAk0 A00NC NAdllO0 dllu
Der Kluge Hans" The rendition
was under the direction of Miss Eddy
OF the department and Miss Itchy of
the department Of expression, and
the parts were indeed we'll taken with
excellent pronunciation and infection.
This together with the appreciation
Of the several characters represented
by those taking the parts made the
play particularly interesting.
Besides the plays, several musical
numbers added to the pleasure of the
entertainment. These consisted of an
instrumental solo by Miss Tornbom,
and vocal solos by Misses Omstad.
Alice Chester and Pearl Engh.
An assortment of books of stand
ard fiction has been recently added to
the library. Some Of these are to
take the place of copies of the same
which have been worn out by much
USE.
Those patronizing the normal
school lyceum III were disap-
pointed upon hearing that Miss Will
mer could not keep her engagement
for last Saturday evening on account
Of her being i'll. They will be pleas
ed. however. to learn that President
southwtck OF the Emerson school of
oratory will take her place, reading
THE Rivals evening in May.
President Southwick needs no recon-
mendation to the normal audience
since he has been here and that is
sufficient.
This commencement 1.-THE Milr'
will make its second annual appear.
ance. This 10 a school annual and
work on 1t is progressing nicely. The
editors tell US that this volume will
be much superior to that Of last year
but we who received that think no
apologies are needed for It.
The winter term closed on March
25 and IL followed by q vacation Of
eleven days. There will be many
new students in during this term and
beginning classes will be formed in
some Of the certificate subjects.
Miss Perry Of tho department of
art planned an exhibit Of the work
Of her class in. this subject. This
exhibit was open on Tuesday evening
when MANY 9 plslsAd to see the
excellent work done and the practical
lines along which the terms work
had been carried out. This exhibit
typified the modern trend OF art edu.
cation and showed q marked contrast
with the work done in the school sof
fifteen years ago. Such exhibits
would be valuable in connection with
the State Education associations an
nual meeting.