The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-05-24
Interest to the Women

they win be entertained at the home
Of Mrs. Peck.
Miss Frances Montague Of Crooks
ton is in the city for q day or two.
MRS. Meridin Pearce Of Leonard
spent a day or two in Fargo this week.
Mrs. w. &. Goddard Of Leonard is
the guest Of friends in the city for a
few days,
Miss Blanch Freeman of Verona is
the guest OF friends in Fargo for q
short time.
Mrs. S. f. Crabbe and children are
expected home Sunday evening from
San Diego, Cal, where they have spent
the winter.
Friends will be very pleased to learn
that Miss Helen Ganley, who was OPP
Grated upon at st. Johns hospital q
few days ago, is getting along very
nicely and hopes to be about again
very soon.
Mrs. M. A. Nashold has returned
home after spending the past three
weeks in the hospital at Brainerd.
MINI. Mrs. Nashold underwent
very serious operation and is getting
along very nicely.
This evening the D. HI. S. Evening
Bridge club viii give their annual
banquet at the Comstock hotel in
Moorhead. This event will close the
season for the umnner and following
the banquet 500 viii be played.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. M. Smith and
daughter, Miss Ellen, and Mrs. Smiths
mother, Mrs. Ellen Pierce expect to
leave Saturday for Seattle, where Mr.
Smith will take charge of his new po-
sition with the Mutual Life Insurance
Co.
This afternoon the Friday Afternoon
500 club held their final meeting at
the home Of Mrs. H. F. Miller of
Roberts street. Following the game
a luncheon was served with very
pretty appointments, from the card
tables. The meetings of the club will
be discontinued until fall.
Mrs. L. H. Taylor of Amigo, wis,
was honor guest yesterday al a very
charming informal afternoon party
given at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. e.
r.. Taylor of Roberts street, where she
is a guest for a fortnight. A happy
time was spent in chat and needIework
and a nice luncheon was served.
The Alpha Phi Beta sorority and the
Alpha Mu fraternity of the A. c.. were
splendid hostesses and hosts las
ing to the senior classes of the Far
go and Moorhead high schools. Al BAN
quest was served in the college armory
at an early hour, covers being laid
for over 100. Decorations were clever
~ carried out in the color scheme Of
the college colors, green and yellow.
Beautiful ferns adorned the table and
the pots were tied with yellow crepe
paper and ribbon. President Worst Of
the "A. G. was master of ceremonies.
Miss Katherine Keye represented the
Fargo high school very neatly, Miss
Delphea Kittlesrud spoke for the Moor
head high school and ]. n. Edwards,
principal OF the Moorhead school spoke
as did Principal Robinson Of the Fargo
institution. After the banquet which
was thoroughly enjoyed the guests
were entertained at the various build
ings on the campus and were given an
opportunity to view the interesting
sights ct the state school. Music was
played during the evening by the COLI
lege orchestra.
Miss Frances M. Crittenton, who has
been a guest at the local Y. w. C. A.
this week left yesterday afternoon for
Grand Forks to remain until next
Tuesday. The Grand Forks Times has
the following item: Miss Crittenton
4 rrStTe rs~yn nA~ Ft~uk knI1y CY~R.t~9a~. a<&
ernoon at $3.50 O'clock when she will
meet all the members Of the Y. ". C.
A. board Of directors and all commit
tees. Sunday she will lead the ves-
per service. The annual Y. w. G. A.
membership banquet win be held next
Monday evening. May ~, and invita-
ton cards have been mailed out to
40 members. The banquet this year
will serve two purposes, the annual
gathering of all members of the ASSOC
citation and as a special honor to Miss
Frances C~rittenton Of the national
committee who will be the guest OF
the local association from this even
ing until next Tuesday. Miss arit-
tenton will give the principal talk, but
the complete programme for the even
ing following the banquet service has
not vet been arranged. The banquet
win be served this year In the dining
hall Of Plymouth Congregational
church and 1t viii be prepared by the
ladies' OF Plymouth guild. For this
reason 1t is requested that all receiv-
ing invitations make reservations by
Friday noon, phoning their acceptance
to the association building.
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