The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-05-15
Social Notes


Mrs. Rose BIomberg left Monday
evening for her home at Tappen, N. D..
where she vii Ispend the summer.
The Round Table club will hold their
last meeting Of the year on Friday
afternoon with Mrs. Haggart. The time
will be spent Informally and win be
purely social.
Mrs. r. K. Keller of Fifth avenue
south expects to leave for Minneap-
oils about June i, where she will join
her daughter, who is in school there
and they will go to Long Beach, Cal,
for the summe
Invitations have been issued to a
large number Of her musician friends
In the city to a composers recital
to be given in Stones hall Friday
evening by Mrs. w. S. Stambaugh OF
Second avenue south.
Miss woodbury., secretary of the
Home Missionary society of New York,
will address the ladies of the First
congregational and Plymouth Con-
~gregational churches at the First Con-
gregational church Thursday after
noon at 8 o'clock. Ali the ladies are
asked to be present and bring a friend,
Miss Sutton of the Fargo college
faculty has been given a years leave
of absence from duty and will leave in
the fall for a trip around the world
Miss Sutton will be accompanied by
her sister, Mrs. J.. g. Poole of Eveleth
Mimi, and their plans include Hon
olulu, Japan, Australia, Singapore
Egypt, Italy, France, Switzerland
Germany and England. The trip is
anticipated as a very enjoyable one
and Miss Sutton expects to return in
time to take up the college work again
in September of 1913.
Monday afternoon the La Chon
sorority Of Fargo college took advan-
tage of the pleasant weather and took
a tramp up the river laden with al
sorts Of good things 10 eat. Wher
they arrived at a convenient spot q
camp ire was built and a happy time
was spent in merry chat and songs
about the fire. When most of the GOOD
things had been disposed of the party
started homeward and were met By
some Of their college friends and pad.
died home in canoes. The trip was
an ideal one and the girls are enthu.
siastic for another nice Monday wher
the excursion can be repeated.
Mrs. "A. ziefe was a charming host.
ess last evening at her home on Col.
lege street in honor of Miss Donald.
son of the A. C. faculty, who is &
bride-to-be Of June. About twelv,
lady friends responded to dainty in,
v~itations bringing with them card.
upon which they had sketched al
original idea of the bride-elect engages
in SOME of the numerous duties of th,
next ten years. The cards were useC
later in the evening for place cards a
the dainty luncheon table and wer,
then gathered UP and presented to tn,
honor guest. The early part of tn,
evening vas spent in chat while thu
guests busily piled their needles hem.
ming dish towels. At an appointed
time the door bell rang and a mes
senger boy. presented a large inter
esting package for Miss Donaldson
which when opened disclosed a shove
Of pretty handmade articles for tn
brides new home. Luncheon wa
served from a large table in the din
ing room prettily appointed in pink
Carnations in that color made a fra
grant c~enterpiece and the table wa
lighted with pink shaded candles. TIL
bride-to-be's plate was marked with
beautiful white rose. The almon,
cups, favors n color scheme of TIL
menu harmonized with the genera