The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-05-28
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an address and also be the guest Of
honor at the gathering.
Mrs. r. A. Gossan OF Daisy is spend
ing q few days in the city this week.
Miss Alma johnson has arrived in
the city from Detroit, Mimi, and will
spend about two months in this city.
Mrs. Keller Of Grand Forks is the
guest for a fortnight of her niece.
Mrs. G. Pellum of the Hogan apart
Inents.
Mrs Bert Brewer of Tacoma, Wash,
who has been the guest the past fort
night of her sister, Mrs. George III.
Chase of Ninth street south. left this
morning for WATERFOWL, S. D., where
she will visit a short time before re-
turning to her ZONE in the west.
This afternoon, following the dis
rnissal Of the regular classes, Profess
sor VowIes of Fargo college will en-
terrain one of his classes at a studio
tea. Professor VowIes is noted in col
lege circles for his talent in this line
and the gathering will be a very jolly
one.
Fat
Mrs. c. C. creegan IS expected on
the afternoon train from Toronto.
Can, where she has spent the past
several months with friends and rela-
tives. Mrs. Creegan has been greatly
missed from college circles ana the
students as well as her many friends
will be very pleased to welcome her
home.
Bishop Mann has. returned home
after a short trip to Grand Forks.
where he confirmed a class of three.
The Grand Forks Times has the fol-
flowing item: Bishop Cameron Mann
will arrive this evening from Fargo
and hold services at st. Pau1's Epis-
copal church at s o'clock. At this
service confirmation will be admins
tered to a class of three, the members
being Mrs. w. B. Sinclair. Miss Clara
Hale and Clifford A. Fraser. Bishop
Mann will be the guest of Rev. j. X.
Burleson at the rectory and probably
will return to Fargo on the late train.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Roberts Of Sec
ond avenue south, Moorhead, have in
vited about tw~enty-four of their
friends to dinner this evening in honor
Of Prof, and Mrs. "A. S. Kingsford, who
are expecting to leave Morhead very
soon. Dinner will be served at an
early hour by Mrs. Jones of the Bon
Ton from the card tables and after
ward grandnula will be played. White
and lavender will be the color scheme
and will be carried out with lilacs and
tulips. Professor Kingsford has ac-
cepted the position as head of the In.
dustrial school at Ellendale and leaves
soon to make his home / n that city.
The Henry Clay Literary society of
Fargo college gave their annual BAN
quet last evening at the Waldorf ho-
tel. The tables were beautiful with
carnations and the delicious menu was
perfectly served. Lloyd Musberger
presided as POSTMASTER of the occa-
sion and the programme of toasts was
especially clever, as the subjects were
taken from the Bible, including Gene
sis, Exodus, The Babylonian Captivity,
1.-THE Building of the Temple, The Acts
and The Revelations, and these were
responded to adjusting them to the
college life by Leo Horst, Axel Arm
son, Stella Buchanan, Lois Dart,
&AAC 0Ai0 aAQ ~ IOWAs LIbAlOI
guests were DR.. Creegan, Hon. and
Mrs. James Buchanan and Attorney
and Mrs. r. NJ. Pollock.
1t is with a great deal of interest
that Fargo young people will learn
that the annual senior ball at the
state university will take place in the
university gymnasium ON Wednesday
%evening. The dancing will begin
promptly at 8 o'clock and will continue
until 2 o'clock. A six-piece orchestra
will furnish the music for the party
and a very fine programme of dances
has been arranged. The programme
of dances is divided into four parts
each section containing dances named
in honor of the freshmen, sophomores,
Juniors and seniors. The extra dances
are prepared especially for the post
graduate students at the institution.
The list Of, patrons and p~atronesses will
include the following; Pres. and Mrs.
F. L. McVey, Dean and Mrs. E. J. Bah
cock, Dean and Mrs. Joseph Kennedy,
Dean and Mrs. c. H. Crouch, Prof. and
Mrs. L. E. BirdzeIl, Dean and Mrs. H.
e. French, Dean Ella L. Fulton and
Prof. Gottfried E. Hut. A number of