The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-23
Social Notes
LOCAL FRAT GIVES
PARTING BANQUET

GARDNER HOTEL TO OLD MEN,
5ERs WHO LEAVE FOR EAST
ERIN scHooLs-MANY ATTEND.
To honor the departing members
who are leaving the city for eastern
colleges, the Alpha Phi Alpha fraterni-
ty of Fargo college entertained at a
farewell banquet last night at the
Gardner hotel rendered to Charles
Pollock and Curle Callander. Mr.. Pol
lock left this morning for Madison,
where he win enter the University of
Wisconsin, and Mr.. Callander has gone
to Boston to enter Harvard
The new members OF the fraternity,
who have just been initiated since the
opening of college this fall were also
guests Of honor. There are eight new
men this year in the aggregation,
which brings the membership up to
what 1t has been in average years
The prospects of the season, both in
social and athletic way, appear very
bright to all the young men, who feel
that 1910 will be one Of the best years
the college has known.
In honor of those who are leaving
the old crowd for few years, the old
fraternity and college songs were sung
and the walls of the cafe of the hotel
rang with the merriment of the &C.
casion.
Covers were laid for Prof Brown,
Charles Pollock, Curle Callander, Ma
son Spalding, Roscoe Spalding, Mel
vim Wildreth, Harry Forten, Wallace
Rusness, James Sharp, Earle Turner,
Edward frost, William jacobson, Carl
Amber, Walker Bayard, George Hag-
CERT, Ira Slingsby, Harry Torson, WAL
ter Mcdonald ard Fenwick Henri
Watkins, athletic coach. E. Everett
Scribner OF st. Cloud, Mimi, and r. G..
Patterson of The Forum were outside
guests.
Lyle K. Miller of Chicago is spend
ing few days in town.
George Howe left Tuesday to enter
the Northwestern Military school
Chas. Wilson, of The Forum staff,
left this morning for ten days visit
in Chicago.
Curle Callander left this morning for
the east, where he will enter course
in Harvard.
Miss Laura Young and brother, Hor-
ace, left last week for Iowa City to
attend the state university of Iowa.
Miss Margaret Campbell left Tues
day morning for Milwaukee, where
she will attend school at Dcwner hall.
Miss Ethel Overs OF Cleveland, O.,
Is the guest for several weeks of her
aunt Mrs, Chas. Wheeler of First
avenue south.
Mrs. N. T. Nelson returned Saturday
from trip to Toronto, Can. She also
spent a short time with her daughter,
Mrs. Chas. Breisch. OF Detroit.
Robert Flanagan, VINO has been fill
ing position in Bismarck for some
time, passed through here on his way
home to Sugarland, Tex, where he has
accepted another position.
Mrs. N. c. Young of Eleventh
street south, president of the North
Dakota Federation OF Womans clubs,
left Wednesday evening for Grafton,
where she is a distinguished guest at
the district federation meeting Mrs.
Young gave an address before the
meeting yesterday, which created
great enthusiasm for state conven-
ton to be held In Bismarck in October
Miss Eva Hey. charming daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs W. Hey of Ninth street
south, entertained at a dinner party
last evening at $50 for Miss Lorine
and Charley Pollock and Curle CAL
lander, who are about to leave for
college in the east, Mr.. and Miss Pol
lock for Madison and Mr. Callander
for Harvard. The table was very
beautiful with center piece of Amer
lean beauty roses, covers being placed
for six guests
The Bay View Study club at the
invitation Of its president, Mrs. l.. K.
Flanders, held a preliminary meeting
at her home Monday afternoon. After
short business session, a feature of
which was the voting in of new mem
bers, the roll was called and in re-
Spouse each lady told how she had
spent her summer vacation. The artis-
tic covers Of the programmes were the
work of Mrs. e. G. Gearey, jr., and
elected many favorable comments.
During the social hour refreshments
further contributed to the pleasure of
the afternoon.
Mrs. Kate Barrett, who has recently
been elected to the national presidency
of the Florence Crittenton house work
is visiting in this city and on Satur-
day evening large public reception
is to be given in her honor. It will
be an opportunity for the people of
this city to meet and know Mrs. Bar
rett who has already expressed her
self as being more than pleased with
the splendid work being accomplished
by the Fargo home. She is a woman
Of rare gifts and pleasing personality
and her wide experience in philan-
thropic work fits her we'll for the re-