The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-23
Mayville Normal.

Mayville, N. D., Feb. 23.-The literary
| societies met last Friday evening and
presented their regular programs. The
| creased interest and much increased
attendance. @,h
On Saturday evening, Mr.. and Mrs.
Could pleasantly entertained the young
| consisted of games of several kinds,
followed by refreshments. The guests
enjoyed the evening and appreciated
the Kindness Of their hosts greatly. !.
thirty ladies on Friday, Feb. is. The
feature of entertainment was the nam
ing of the country to which each OF
were placed in different parts Of the
rooms, A delicious lunch was served
and general good time experienced.
Thursday, Feb. %, was a holiday and
that day. on Wednesday evening a so
cial time was enjoyed In the gymna-
stun by all students
/ The school will give an entertain
ment in the assembly this evening. This
will consist of numbers by the school
| chorus, the school orchestra and the
| department OF expression, The first
| two organizations are in the depart
tion of Miss Troutman. head OF this de-
partment. This entertainment will be
q recital by normal amateur talent, but
this talent is good and promises a fine
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all will be welcome. A nominal charge
| of 10 cents admission will be made to
help finance these volunteer enterpris-
es. The program Is as follows:
Our Ancestors ...... L. P. Laurendeau
| Eagles Nest Emil lSeman
Orchestra.
Welcome Heroes of Renown 1899.
The Observation-Disclosures nuet Jaoues e offenSaoh
~ - Chorus. ~
Reading-A Sisterly Scheme ..........
Emma Gensrich.
Ladies' trio.
A Day at the Panama Exposition 80.
.......! ....- M l.. Lake
Orchestra.
Reading-Where Ignorance Is Bliss.
Agnes Olsen.
II Trovatore ..............,... VERDE
Orchestra.
n9SPho ZEE Portais Everlasting .oewe
Chorus.
Garden of Love ......... Ascher Mahl
The members of the chorus are as
First sopranos--Mrs. Travis, Misses
Valentine Burnley, Mildred Burtness
Adeline Fosse. Lillian Gislason, Geor-
Martha Klath, Nellie Kioster. Nettie
Kyllo, Alpha Lindaas. lone McNair,
Rose Paulson, Pearl Peterson, Maggie
Robertson, Mabel Setm, Charlotte Sher-
win, Pearl Shy Alpha Springer, Gladys
Tennison, Edith Vogelgesang, Laura
Void.
second Sopranos-Misses Hazel War
rem, Beatrice Jerde, Lille Kyllo, Adelia
Meyer, Agnes Olsen, Elsie Peters, Eliz-
abeth Seim, Susie Stenvik, Lillian Sun
dahl, Violet Swanson, Ruth Westby.
Altos-Ruth Coulter, Hilda Herzog,
Alma Hillestad, Myrtle Hillestad, Laura
Lerom, Frances IIindgren, Gertrude
Ohlquist, nellie A. Olsen, Laura Sigurd-
sen.
Tenors-Messrs. Howard Bateson, @.
M. Cornell, Alvin Hanson, Sigurd Sil1aI,
Alvin Stomner.
Bases - Messrs. Albert Andrew,
Ralph Dutee. VIM. G. Gould, Gilman
Kampaugh, BENZ. Linn, Leon Moshier.
Accompanist-Miss Mabel Henry.
The members and Instrumentation of
the orchestra follows:
violins--Mr. Andrew, Miss Coulter
and Miss Nicholson.
Cello-Mr. Hillyer.
F1utes-Mr. Kjos and Mr.. Evenson.
Clarinets - Mr.. Wenaas and Mr..
DuPuis.
Cornet--Mr Braathen.
Trombone-Mr. Andrew.
Drums--Mr SiIjan.
Pianist-Miss Westby.
leader in the Woman's. club program
on Feb. 10. The topic was King Lear.
DAxOTANS AT HOT SPRINGS.
Hot Springs, Ark, Feb. 2S.-The first