The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-04-16
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guest at the affair last evening was
Malcomb j. Brown of Hillsboro, N. ID.
Wood VI. Remington of Denver, Col.
is visiting his brother, Prof. Roe II.
Remington of the a. c., and leaves IN
a day or two for Casselton, where he
will take a position as manager of a
new canning concern.
Miss Mary Irwin of Dunkirk, Mont,
left yesterday after a weeks visit with
Miss Wetzig of Seventh avenue south.
Miss Irwin has spent the past three
years on a claim and will prove up next
stead law comes at a very opportune
time in her case.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. Kranhold, of the
twin cities, will make Fargo their
future. home, Mr.. Kranhold having ac-
cepted a position with the Knight
Printing Co, Mrs. kranhold will visit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. i. Sargent,
at Crookston before going to house
keeping here.
Monday. afternoon Little Miss Lucille
Evelyn Frenette entertained a dozen Of
her little friends at her home on Fourth
eighth birthday anniversary, The little
guests spent a happy afternoon with
games and music and after a delicious
birthday supper of good things was
complete. There, was a beautiful birth
day cake with eight candles and the
table was attractive with carnations.
This afternoon Mrs. c. c. Schuyler
was a charming hostess at her pretty
home on North Broadway in honor or
Miss Evelyn Hector, whose wedding
Will be a social event of Saturday.
Luncheon was served at 1880 and was
followed by bridge from FIVE tables. The
room were fragrant with pink carna-
tions and white roses: Miss Hector,s
guests, Mrs. McGill and daughter, Miss
Harriet, and Mrs. Sewa1 and daughter.
Miss Margaret, were also guests of
honor.
This evening Miss Evelyn Hector and
her guests who are here for her we'd
ding on Saturday to William III. NC
Gill of Boston, Mass. will be entertain
ed at dinner at the farm home of Mr..
and Mrs. CHESHIRE Smith. The party
will include Miss Hector and Mr.. Nc
Gill; Mr.. and Mrs. Joh H. McGill and
daughter, Miss Harriet; Mrs. William
ID. Sewall and daughter. Miss Margaret,
of Bath, Me-; Fred NJ. Hector and Mar
tin Hector.
Yesterday afternoon the ladies of the
Ladies' Aid society of the First Con-
Egregational church gave a Blue Bird
social at the home of Mrs. A. n. Hath
away on Sixth avenue south. Blue
birds were used to decorate the rooms
and a feast of coins was offered to
his little, songster to use for the benefit
of the church. Miss Ethel McVeety
gave a series of entertaining readings
and at the close of a pleasant afternoon
a tempting lunch was served:
Miss Elizabeth ChesIey. returned this
morning from a two weeks visit with
friends in the twin cities. Miss Ches-
ley that her classes in
embroidery m crochet will meet
Thursday evening at the VI at the usual
hour. 1t Is hoped that all members
will be present and anyone interested
In raither ON hrntnary nr. crochet is lnV1I-
ed to join the class, Miss Chesley has
a number of beautiful new ideas which
she acquired in the cities and viii give
her classes the advantage of them. Ihe
Thursday evening class now includes
the class of Monday evening n the
class of Thursday evening.
One of the most interesting of the
coming events is the Shakesperian
comedy Twelfth Night, which Will pc
presented by the Western School Of
Stones auditorium. The play will be
given on q reproduction of the Eliza
bethan, stage, which consists of a rect
angular, platform projecting into the
audience room. 1t will be divided into
three parts, the frst behind the cur
taips, the second screened by a, balcony
and the first where most or the aetloh
takes place. The changes of the scenes
will be indicated by placards- posted In
view of the audience. Furniture and
other stage properties are quite
modern Three blasts of the trumpet
will the opening of the play.
This play. will be given in connection
with the music festival under the
auspices of the Dakota conservatory.
The executive board of this district
of the wv. C. IT. u. met today at the
home of Mrs. F. Fl. Wilder on Fourth
avenue south. Mrs. Wilder is, president
of this district and served luncheon to
the board, the session commencing this
morning at 10 soiclock and lasting until
a late hour this afternoons Beside
other business of the district, plans
were made for. the district convention
which will be held at Hope June 10 and
90. Those present were: Mrs. Julia
Nelson, president of the Fargo sScandi~
navian w. C. T. IT,, Mrs. e.. c.. Gearey,
jr,t, president of the FaTgo4W &C, Il. u;
Mrs. Charles Shaver, district superin-
tendent of the L. r. L.; Mrs. Mary Kel-
ley, district superintendent of prison
work: Mrs. Nellie Hicks, superiatend-
ent of Anti-Narcotics; Mrs. Rydstrom,
superintendent of Mothers meetings;
| Mrs r. N. Pollock, editor of The White
Ribbon Bulletin; Miss Jetta Jensen,
corresponding secretary, of the fifteenth
districts; Mrs. Walter r. Reed of
Armenia, district treasurer M Mrs. j.
E.. Burgum of Arthur, district recording
secretary. ge- ("