The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-01-30
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declaring Mr.. and Mrs. Mclean royal
host and hostess.
The attendance yesterday afternoon
and evening at the Isl exhibit
at Fargo college was a most crafty
ing one and Mrs. Hazelton expressed
her pleasure at the interest shown
In her journalistic department. She
was assisted in receiving the visitors
Dy Mrs. Amidon and the Misses
Blanchard. Brown and McCrea, who
served tea and waters during the aft
ernoon. The exhibit OF ancient news
papers was a fine one, many contrib
uting to the collection.
The ladies OF the Fortnightly club
wish it understood that all the women
Of Fargo and Moorhead. whether
members or not, are most cordially
invited to attend the lecture to be given
on Thursday afternoon at 5 o'clock at
the commercial club rooms. DR.. smith
the public officer, will speak on Better
Regulations for Promoting Health in
the Cities, and there are a great many
Things which he will talk about that
are OF vital interest to women and it
is hoped that everyone who can will
take advantage of this opportunity.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. "A. Quirk and augh-
ter, Miss Lou Cell, of Fifth avenue
south; Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Lewis of
Third avenue south and w. w. smith
AND daughter, Hiss Hazel. of Third
avenue south expect to leave FRIDAY
for New York, where they will sail
Feb. Z, 9 the West India islands and
C'her southern points. taking a cruise
of probably six weeks. The party
may be Joined In the east by Miss Alice
Lewis, who is a student at National
Park seminary, although no definite
arrangements have been made in re-
gard to Miss Lewis Joining the party.
: Grand Forks Times: Hector
Barnes arrived this morning from
Fargo to lead the figures of the cotil-
lion this evening when the German
club gives its February party at the
Dacotah and he is being entertained
as the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d.
Bacon. The party will be a brilliant
function and among the guests will
be numbered several from out az
town, including Mr.. and Mrs. J. I.
Robertson Of Minneapolis, Mr.. n
Mrs. Charles Il. Comings OF Bran
don, Man, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer a.
Cakes of Spokane, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
FL. De Camp OF Seattle, Miss Margher-
ita a of Minneapolis n several
others. Mrs. Mary Al. Allen and Mrs
Mary H. Reade Of Minneapolis win
preside at the favor tables ana Mrs.
J. u. Bacon, who is in charge Of the
party, Will be assisted by Mrs. j. f.
Bacon and Mrs. Harry G. Smell.
Grand Forks Herald: The Beta
1eta chapter of the Sigma Chi fra
ternity will give the annual party SAT-
urday evening, Feb. 8. The function
will be q of the most elaborate ever
given by the fraternity and It will oc-
cur in the gymnasium at the univer-
sity. Dancing will begin at S O'Clock
In the afternoon and at z O'Clock the
banquet will be served at the mi
versity Many new features
will be introduced in the cotilIion fg-
ures and the dancing will continua
until 1850 o'clock. Several alumni
members will arrive for the occasion
and the patronesses and patrons win
be Pres. and Mrs. r. i. Mcyey, Judge
and Mrs. A. a. Bruce. Prof. and Mrs.
i. p. BiIG1eil. Dean and Mrs. Joseph
Kennedy, Mr., and Mrs. E. Y. Sarles
Of Hillsboro. Prof. and Mrs. Frederick
FL. Koch, Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Hunter,
pr. Martin RindlApb and DIR. Elizabeth
Rindlaub OF Fargo. Prof. r.. Hitch
cock, Mrs. Netcaers Miss Fulton. MISS
Salisbury, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. n. Wells
and Mayor and Mrs. M. f. Murphy.
The members Of the committees are
as follows: Manager. Howard Maher;
programmes, favors and music, James
Kennedy, chairman; Louis Murphy,
Clarence Elkeaa. Lynn Stambaugh,
Stanley Kneeshaw; dinner. Joe Blew
cit. chairman: James Brennan, will
liam Torgerson; decorations, Claude
! Hitchcock, chairman; Walter Scnlos-