The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-05-18
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evidence. The students of the teach
ers' course will be requested to con-
duct a class composition, which will
be composed Of some of the most mis-
cheivous students and poems will be
required of the notification depart
nent. The dramatic students viii
read two scenes from The Booster
and the class in Journalism will be
asked to furnish some live news. The
event promises to be rsedingly in
teresting and the various departments
have some are stunts in readiness.
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A party who will spend the summer
abroad this yea will be composed of
Miss Emogene Nichols, Mrs. Nita E..
stephens and Miss Marguerite Beard.
Miss Beard will leave Fargo about
June 5 and will visit friends in Bos-
ton for a short time. Mrs. Stephens
and Miss Nichols will leave Fargo
June 10 for Boston and the party will
sail June 1S OF the Cymric for Liv-
erpooI. They will be met there by
Hubert Beard who is the Rhodes
scholar from Fargo college and q stu
dent at Oxford, London. The party
including Mr.. Beard will visit London
and Paris, spending several days at
the latter place visiting the conserva-
tories and Mrs. Stephens and Miss
Nichols will go from there directly to
Berlin, Germany, where they will
spend most of their. time studying.
Miss Beard and her brother will travel
about as they feel inclined. Just be-
fore leaving for home the party will
visit Rome, Italy; Switzerland, part
of Holland and other interesting
points. They expect to arrive in Fargo
about the first part week in September
to work at the Fargo college
conservatory.
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Last evening Mrs. Marshall, matron
of Ceres hall gave a reception for the
members Of the senior class of the A.
G. in the parlors at Ceres hall to the
students n members Of the faculty.
The rooms were beautifully decorated
with the Gloss colors, purple and gold.
Irises carried out the idea of purple
and f~estoonings of gold completed the
scheme. About 200 friends offered
their respects to the seniors, Mrs.
Marshall and the twenty-three mem
bers of the class received the guests.
Professor Orr of Fargo college sang
very beautifully and Mrs. Jessie Jep-.
son Remington gave a very much ap-
preciated reading. The college orches-
ira completed the programme. Re-
freshments were served during the
evening, the junior girls assisting at
the frappe tables.
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This afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Edwin T. Reed on Ninth street south
Moorhead, took place a very beauti-
fully appointed luncheon n thimble
bee, when Mrs. Reed and Mrs. H. r.
Edwards, both of that city entertained
about forty OF their lady friends.
Luncheon was served at 2 o'clock, the
pretty tables being attractively ar
ranged about the rooms and a, color
scheme of pink being carried out.
Tulips were the flowers used and a
warm glow was cast over the cloth
by numerous candles shaded with
pink. The same color scheme was car
ried out in the place cards and in the
menu. After luncheon an hour or w
was spent with fancy work. The event
was very informal and thoroughly en-
joyed.
Miss Frances M. C%rittenton of Min
neapolis is expected this evening from
Grand Forks, where she was a guest
at the Y. w. C. A. and will be the
guest of the local association as Sec
rotary of the north central territorial
committee. Miss C%rittenton will speak
Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock at yes
per services and Miss Florence Toll
lansbee of Detroit, Mimi, will sing.
All women and girls are invited to be
present.
CrooRston Times: Mrs. George An
derson will leave this evening for Far
go, where she will spend a few days
before going to Minneapolis to spend
the summer. Mr.. Anderson, who at
the present time is at Devils Lake,
will go down to the cities the last Of
the week. MI. and Mrs. Anderson will
return to Crookston in the fall.
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On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. o. N.
Eckstrom entertained a company of
fifteen ladies and their babies in honor
of her baby's birthday anniversary.
The rooms were very beautifully dec
GRATED with carnations and at the close
of a very happy afternoon a delicious
luncheon was served.
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Monday evening Miss Frances Crit
tenton, secretary of the north central
territorial committee, will speak to
the Business Women's Bible class,
which will meet at the First Presby-
terrain church. All business girls of the
city are invited to be present.
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The ladies OF the w. r. C. will hold
a social meeting on Monday afternoon
at their quarters in the basement OF
the library. All members are request
ed to be present.
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Mrs. T. A. Hoverstad of College
street left this morning for Minneap-
oils, where she will visit with friends
for about ten days.
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