The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-21

Of Holland has been reclaimed from
the sea, and the system OF dykes and
canals Is maintained at an annual cost
OF about $5,500.000 In closing Miss
True spoke in some dtail Of Dutch art
Holland numbers among her dis.
tinguished artists names like Frans
Halls, Van Dyck, Rembrandt, Holbein
Rubens and many others.
Thursday the chapel service was in
charge of Rev. Sell He quoted a
German hymn. the substance of which
is that all passes away except that
which we do through love. and en-
larged in an inspiring talk upon this
theme.
Friday DR.. Stratton spoke interests
ingly of his and DIR. Knowlton's ex-
! periences at the inauguration Of Pres
ident Vincent Of Minnesota university.
He quoted President Vincent as saying
that the future development Of the uni
versity would by the frightening of the
shadow OF President Northrup. whu
had built the institution UP to its
present strength. DR.. Stratton inter-
spersed his remarks with accounts Of
many amusing incidents.
Among those who have registered
from other colleges this year Is w. G.
Pixler OF Northwestern university,
who has charge of the department of
educational work at the city Y. M. G.
A. He is proving himself a hustler,
and has the work at the x. well or
ganized.
Friends OF Harry Haggart will be
glad to learn that he is recovering,
although 1t viii probably be some time
before he Is out.
Recent college visitors were Miss
Blanchard OF F'ingal and Miss Mar
garet Sandy of Wimbledon, both mem
bers of the class OF 1911.
On Friday of this week the Sigma
Theta sorority entertained the girls of
the college and the ladies Of the facul-
ty in the college parIors. At q later
event the sorority will be hostesses to
the mothers Of the college girls and
their patronesses, Mrs. b. A. Orr and
Mrs. c. N. Callander.
Chas. Pinney of the class OF 1905 was
married June 2S to Miss Kathryne
Irene Blackburn. They Will make
their home In Milwaukee.
Miss Annie Noun OF the class of OF
has gone to Rochester. Mimi, to un-
dergo a very serious operation for a
tumor in the left eye-ball Miss Noun
has the sympathy Of her many college
friends in this very serious operation.
Mrs. r. A. Beard was a chapel Wis
itor Tuesday.
Miss Phyllis ingalls, OF jamestown
recently spent week end with her
sister, Lila, at the college.
This evening the initiation Of new
members is engrossing the attention OF
the Latin club. These are always
gruesome affairs, but they usually end
happily, leaving lingering memories of
good things to eat.
Saturday evening the art classes
had a jolly spread in the art rooms of
the new library.
Word has been received to the effect
that Francis Leslie Of the class of 1911
made decidedly favorable impression
in his address at the meeting OF the
missionary association at Milwaukee.
wis.
The college Y. w. G. A. meeting last
week was dead by DIR. Lonn, who spoke
on the topic of Fields Of Social Service
in the Large Cities.
Recently several OF the ladies' OF the
faculty have been entertained by Mrs.
Corson at her home on Sixth street
south.
Miss Edith Conn. the college libra
rian. is in Jamestown attending the
sessions OF the state library meet.
At the Halloween party In the par
lors of the First Presbyterian church
.of Fargo Miss Ella Beclman sang Cars
rie Jacobs Bonds A Perfect Day and
as an encore the Four Leaf Clover. BY
Coombs.
CurIe Callander is being tried out TO,
quarter on the Harvard team. He
made his RI on the second team his
first year, and his good work Is being
recognized. In the first games which
wisconsin won this season, Chas. Pol
lock has held the position Of right
half.
Sick headache il caused by a dis.
ordered stomach Take Chamberlain
Tablets and correct that and the head
aches will disappear. For sale BY all
dealers.