The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-25
FARGO COLLEGE NOTES

Vice President Hensel of the college
was the chapel speaker Wednesday,.
His message was of vision and serv-
ice. We welcome Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
sci, who are winning a large place in
the hearts Of students Inc faculty.
The chapel speaker Of Thursday was
Pres. Alexander Beers Of the Seattle
Free Methodist college, of which he is
founder and president. He brought a
message of inspiration and good cheer.
Mr.. Vowles had charge of the chapel
service for Friday, after which a mass
meeting was held for the purpose of
eIecting cheer leaders. Mr.. Musburger
was elected as first choice and MI.
Bathrick second. Saturday another
mass meeting was held, preparatory
to the big game.
A hedge is being planted on the
south side Of the stadium. The sta
dunn itself Is finished, and the neatly
painted goal posts add to the genera
appearance. The stadium greatly i'm
proves the campus, and will probably
be a good financial investment as
we'll.
The Y. W. G. A. has named an ad-
Vlsory board to consult on problems
of administration and policy, as fol-
lows:
Representing the faculty: Mrs. Vow
les.
Representing the wives of the
faculty: Mrs. Bivin.
Representing the wives Of the
trustees: Mrs. Stickney.
Ex-officio: Miss Foster, preceptress.
The members Of this board, as we'll
as the cabinet of the association. will
be entertained Monday at breakfast
hu Mice EN%hf~ Mo~-h ~
association, In honor of her mother,
Mrs. L. R. Marsh and Miss Vivian
Shute, former president.
The meeting of the Y. w. c.. A.
Wednesday evening was in charge of
Mrs. Hensel. Misses Leimbacher and
Phillips contributed a piano duet. The
meeting Of the Y. M. C. A. was given
over to the organization of the Bible
groups.
Friday the members of the Sigma
Theta were entertained by Miss Kath-
crime Pilot.
President and Mrs. Creegan are at
kansas City in attendance upon the
National conference of the Congrega- |
tional church.
Recent visitors at the college have
been Miss Helen Smith Of the class
or 1912. Miss Anna Cummings and
MRS. II. B.. Allen of Jamestown, who
was formerly a member of the faculty. |
Miss Perley Inc Mrs. Hezelton enter
tanned In her honor Friday at din
ner. Miss Marsh has as her guest
her mother, Mrs. l. r. Marsh of
Argyle.
Melvin Hildreth of last years class
Is making himself felt in political
circles at Columbia university. Hell
has been elected secretary of the
Mitchell club at the university.
Mitchell is leading the non partisan
forces in the municipal campaign
against Tammany.
Tuesday evening there was a meet
ing Of the English teachers of the high
agricultural college and Fargo
college in h English room in the col
lege library, for the purpose of dis
cussing plans for the English section
of the educational association meet
ing.
This evening occurs the marriage
of Miss Constance Watson to James
Pollock, at the Congregational church.
This wedding is of especial Interest
to the college, Mr.. Pollock lis an alum
nus. class Of 1907, and his father, Hon
r. M. Pollock is a trustee Of the col
lege, as is also Mr.. Watson.
OF last years class of nineteen, six,
or nearly one-third, are engaged in
graduate work: Axel Arnson has
-matriculated for law at the University
of North Dakota, Melvin Hildreth has
entered Columbia Law school, Miss
McCrath is at a school of philanthropy
at Chicago, Miss Emery is specializing
in English and elecution it Wisconsin,
and Louis Engerud and Alois Simon
itsch have entered the A. C. for adj
vance work in chemistry and agri-
culture.