The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-30
MOORHEAD NORMAL

MVUGN1EAU NUNIlAI
On Tuesday morning Professor Z
r. Collins was the speaker at chapel
and explained the phenomena of sleel
and dreams. In speaking OF dreams
he said that there is seldom sleeI
without dreams, and that we dream II
reality more b we suppose unit
we have made observation. MI. Col
Inns reviewed the different kinds OF
dreams, such as the falling dream, the
flying dream, nightmare, and repeated
dreams. Most dreams can be account
ed for in some condition Of the nerv-
Gus system, of the body, or of the mind
A student who worked many hours
On a problem and failed to solve it,
succeeded in solving it in his dream.
A PERSONS feet were tickled while
he slept, and he dreamed that ne was
walking on Goals. A persons often
dreams Of things for which there is
some physical stimulus. Nightmare
may be caused by indigestion or in
sufficient circulation. Sleep walking
is caused by motor activity.
The speaker said that the fact that
we dream shows that there is some
consciousness in sleep.
Mr.. Collins favored his discussion
with humor, and gave it an interest
ing relation to life. His address was
enjoyed for its interest and value, and
was roundly ~applauded.
Professor B. G. Martin was on a
speaking tour the last days of the
week. He spoke at Brandon Thursday
evening" and at Lake Park Friday
evening, giving addresses to gradual
ing classes in both places.
Professor Robt. r. Reed spent Sun
day and Monday with relatives in
Winona, Minnesota.
The annual recital that is given by
the departments Of music and of read
ing will be given next Friday even
ing, June S in the auditorium. This
is the first event Of the commence
ment week program. Miss Hayes will
read one Of the numbers that she will
give at Ghautauqua in New York in
August; namely "Disreali," a four act
play written by Louis Napoleon
Parker. The play is noteworthy and
has the hearty endorsement Of the
drama league. MI. Powers will sing
Eliland as his part Of the program
Of the evening.
Tuesday evening the members Of the
Girls Glee club of Fargo college, d.
rected by Prof. A. ]. Stephens, and
accompanied on the piano by Miss
Gormley, entertained the members Of
the dormitories with a program Of
musical and reading numbers. The
program was opened by the singing
Of Brahms Love Will Find a Way"
This was followed by a quartet whose
members sang a song entitled The
Seniors, that was as full of mirth as
music. The readings were given by
Miss Helen Huffaker, and were re-
ceived with as much joy as the music.
The entertainment was exclaimed
about az being a wonderfully fine
treat, and the people in the halls are
indebted to Mr. Stephens and his read
er and singers for a happy evening.
The program was as follows:
Love VIII Find a Way-Brahms ......
Glee Club.
Spring Tlme-Donizetti- Rhys-Herbert
SnoWtakes
The Limousine .Kratz
Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes,.
old English
Cherry Ripe .............. Gilchrist
L uSSy 3 III Lue "ell. .NeV1n
Chesapeake Bay-Botsford ..........
sGle6 CLUB
President Weld went to Alexandria
Thursday to give an address at the
high school commencement exercises
there, and to Wadena Friday evening
for the same purpose.
Professor G. A. Ballard went to Oak
Mound to speak at the exercises held
there Wednesday evening. He gave
an address on Luther Burbank. On
Friday evening he spoke at Clinton.
County Superintendent Granger of
Breckenridge was a visitor at the
normal school Tuesday.
The model school exercises this
commencement time will consist of
a performance Of "Hiawatha's Child
hood" The composition Is a musical
rendering of parts Of LongfeIIow's
poem. The composer Of the music
being Bessie M. Whitley. The music
is based upon Indian melodies. Dances
will be performed by pupils Of the
primary and grammar grades and
most Of the singing parts will be taken
by pupils of the grammar grades.
rhe exercises will be Wednesday
June 10.