The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-01-19


ness session delightful social hour
was enjoyed. The officers are as fol-
lows: Preident, Mrs. James Mckee;
vice president, Mrs. H. L. Sherwood;
secretary, Mrs. Harris; treasurer, Mrs.
Stickney.
Mrs. Wallace Grosvenor and Mr.. and
Mrs. Payne of Casselton spent yes
terday in the city shopping and calling
on friends.
Mrs, Basye, who has been the guest
for the past few months Of Mr. and
Mrs. o. J. deLendrecie, left last even
ing for Columbus, o., where she will
visit her mother and sister.
Mrs. S. G. More and Miss Lulu
Wheeler of Buffalo were guests in the
city yesterday and were among the
out-of-town guests at the operahouse
last evening to see Montgomery and
Stone.
The Yeomen will give card party
on next Tuesday evening in Prizes hall.
All friends Of the order are invited
and there will be handsome prizes and
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enjoyable evening is anticipated
The fourth party Of the series being
given this winter by the Colonial
Dancing club has been postponed. The
date was to have been Thursday Feb.
is, but for various reasons the event
has been postponed and the date will
be announced later.
Their many friends are offering
congratulations over the arrival of a
| fine baby daughter, who was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Plath wednes-
day morning at one Of the local hos
pitfalls. Mrs. Plath was formerly Miss
Emily May, assistant to Professor
Ladd at the A. g.
| The Hawthorne Neighborhood club
will not hold their next meeting for
week or two on account of there be-
ing no lights in the Hawthorne school
building and no preparations for the
making Of coffee and refreshments. AS
soon as the light can be put in and
other arrangements made the meet
ing will be announced.
The Longfellow Neighborhood club
will have their initial meeting OF
the year on next Thursday evening,
when all the ladies and gentlemen OF
the Longfellow neighborhood are in
vited to attend an open meeting for
"old settlers Col. w. b. Douglas will
tell of the early history of the district
and its organization. There will be
other old timers speak and appropriate
music. The later history of the neigh
borhood will also receive attention. A
social hour, with refreshments, will
be enjoyed.
Director and Mrs. B. A. Orr of the
Fargo College conservatory were
charming host and hostess on wednes-
day evening to the sixteen young men
4 Of the college glee club, at their home
on Eighth street south. A jolly infor-
NAL evening was spent with music and
chat and a dainty luncheon served
The glee club is a promising one this
! year and Fargo public are anticipat-
ing their annual appearance with
much pleasure. Mrs. Orr was assisted
by the Misses Marguerite Beard, Caro-
B. Stanley and Molly Reed.
Quite number Of commercial trav.
elers are in the city this week look.
1 ing after the numerous important de.
tails in connection with the snow bal
4 party to be held at the Knights of Co.
/ lumbus hall this evening The com.
mittee in charge are doing everything
In their power to make this event the
biggest social success of the season
An arrangement has been made with &
prominent theatrical concern of Chi.
cago to send an electrical scenic ma.
chine and operator here for the pur.
pose of introducing for the first tim,
n In Fargo, beautiful electrician scenic
effects during the progress of the
dancing and those who have seen 4
operated, claim that it is decided hi
and one of the greatest novelties eve
displayed on a dancing floor. Th,
u, G. It's are known for their origi
nality and are always expected to dt
things right and this new innovatio:
only bears out the general sentimen
that the energetic commercial travele
stands for I'VE lead and others follow.
Everything Is being done to make th,
u. c. rs and their guests feel a
home and general good time is an
ticipated.
Plans for what will without doubt b.
the best social function of the colleg
year, are now taking definite shape
Invitations are out for the JUNO
promenade which will be given by tn
junior class of the A. c. at the col
lege arnory, Friday evening, Jan. 2t
at $3.50 o'clock. Considerable expens
will be devoted to the elaborate dec
orations OF the hall, which will b
something entirely new to the hal
and the capacious room will be con
verted into a dancers paradise. TIL
electrical effects for special dane
numbers have been worked out an
will be a feature. The music will b
furnished by a ten piece orchestra, es
pecially organized for the occasion b
DR.. Putnam and every instrument wi
be played by an expert. The orchestr
will be seated in the balcony, leavin
the entire floor for dancing. The pro
grammes are very neat and will be
souvenir more attractive than an
furnished heretofore at the colleg
/ dances. Frappe will be served by tn
Copper Kettle inn, and supper will b
served by the Ceres hall in the fin
dining room of Ceres hall. 1t is tn
ambition of each succeeding class |
improve on the promenades given b
| its predecesSorS and the class of 1Q1