The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-29
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The L. d. Needlework club were en-
tertained yesterday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. N. Thompson Of Fourth
avenue south. Sewing and chat passed
the time away very quickly and at
4:3O, when the work was put away, a
dainty luncheon was served. The club
will have their next meeting, May 10,
at the apartments of Mrs. Walter Pet
erson in the Improvement building.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wilson have
moved their residence from 616 Ninth
street south to 624 Ninth street north
Under the auspices of the Woman's
auxiliary Of Gethsemane cathedral,
next Wednesday evening, at the
church, there will be an illustrated
descriptive talk on China, the country
which has been studied at the monthly
programme meetings of the auxiliary
during the winter. Efforts are to be
made to induce as large an attendance
of children as possible, as there is con-
siderable educational value in this
particular display of pictures which
will be shown through stereopticon.
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One of the most enjoyable events Of
the week was the Knights Templar ball
which was given Thursday evening as
a finale to the days other happy events
and the reunion of the large number
of the knights Templar of the state.
The affair was given in the beautiful
Masonic ballroom, which was gragrant
with carnations, roses and ferns. About
300 knights and their ladies attended
and spent thoroughly enjoyable even
ing. A perfect dance programme was
played through, the grand march be-
ginning at $3.50 and dancing at 8
o'clock, continuing until / o'clock. At
a convenient hour luncheon was served
In the diningroom of the temple, the
tables being prettily laid and formed
in the shape Of Maltese cross. The
success OF the affair was very evident
and is due to the dance committee, Jas.
McGuigan, Charles Rogers, Jack Shot
well, Clarence McGregor and Clarence
Johnson, and to the refreshment COM
mittee, consisting of Hubert Harring
ton and c. W. Void.
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Grand Forks Times: The university
sorority parties always come with the
beauties of the budding spring and the
alumni girls who always come back to
their alma mater for these events are
among the most welcome social guests
university society ever enjoys. Satur
day evening the Alpha Delta girls give
their annual party at the Hotel Da-
cotah and Miss Beatrice Olson OF Far
go will be among the charming guests
She will be entertained as the guest of
Miss Echo Turner at her home on
South Fifth street. Miss Nell Nor
ton of Devils Lake and Miss RosU
Conmy of Pembina, two more popular
alumni members, will also be here and
will be guests at Larimore hall of Miss
Lottie Canhan. Miss Aletta Olson
comes from Grafton to be another
guest at Larimore and Mrs. Thomas
Burke of Minnewaukan, who is the
guest of Miss Faith Grinnell will re-
main over for party. The girls are
making quite elaborate preparations
for their spring party and their bali
room decorations will rival in beauty
any that have ever been seen in this
city. Several alumni boys will also
be among the guests that evening and
the patrons and patronesses will be
President and Mrs. McVey. DR.. and
Mrs. G. S. Thomas, DIR. and Mrs. G. r.
Ruediger, DIR. and Mrs. r. D. Camp
bell, DR.. and Mrs. A. G. Leonard, Mr..
and Mrs F. L. Goodman, Dean M. A.
Brannon, Prof. S. r. Rhodes, Dean
Ella M. Fulton and Miss Emma Hick-
man.