The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-05
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ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw will be at
nome at Dilford, Mont, after July /.

ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw will be at
nome at DlIford, Mont, after July /.
The Dzelote sorority was entertained
gesIerday at luncheon by the Misses
I IT. shaver and Arloine McGrann at
street. south. Eight girls enjoyed the
hospitality of their sorority sisters, a
oeI1c1ous four-course luncheon being
ma IS was arranged and at each plate
was a SNOWFALL and the place cards
were designed after the sorority pin.
Yesterday morning the Gamma Neche
sorority of the Moorhead Normal school
neld a reunion at which all of the
members were present. The visiting
members Were Miss Blanch Platt,. who
mas been visiting in Montevideo;i Miss
Edith Kerr, who has been teaching at
Foxholm; Miss Melissa Ryan, who has
peen teaching at Little Falls, Miss
ley Miss Florence Reed, who has just
finished a curse at Columbia School
or Oratory In Chicago; Miss Hazel
warner, who has been in st. Paul, and
MISS Mabel Amer, who has beeen teach
ing in Fargo. ~,
Yesterday afternoon the Delta Phi
Beta sorority Of the A. c.. gave a hand
somely appointed Initiation luncheon
az the Gardner hotel. The affair tool
place IN the private dining-room, which
was decorated for the occasion with a
~profusion of pink roses and snowbalIs
D the room vas placed a wealth
OF snowballs in dainty baskets and on
the table the same blossoms were used
IN very pretty effect combined with
fragrant roses. ink candles carried
out of the color scheme and the place
sards were very appropriate and
dainty: Covers were laid for twenty
TOUR. Miss Cora Hoag was pledged and
Miss Kathrine Keye and Miss Mildred
Gunderson were the initiates. Alumni
members who have been away during
the year and are in the city for COM
mencement We're the Misses Agnes Hal
Ian Isabel Rose, Helen Hoover and
Alma Leeby.
The graduating class Of the A. c.,
together before leaving FOR their re-
spective homes, decided that a launch
ride and picnic would be the best cli-
max to the many events IN which they
at 8 a.. m. Wednesday morning the
launch left the dock south Of the dam
and took the party Of thirty about four
bonfire was made and "weiners" and
marshmallows were toasted. At 10
o'clock a sumptuous breakfast of fried
spring chicken, sandwiches, cake, Ice
cream, coffee and fruit was enjoyed in
were indulged in until the@launeh re-
turned for the picnickers at noon. The
class and college songs were sung on
.hS way OdCh. AltST returning a meet
Ing was held to elect officers for the
1913 division of the alumni association.
Miss Edna Bowers was elected presi-
dent and John Wentz secretary and
treasurer. Miss Katherine Jensen and
Mrs. Merritt Pope chaperoned the
party.
A. very pretty luncheon was ggryen
yesterday afternoon by Mr.. and Mrs.
John Crest at their home on Seventh
street north announcing the engage
TO William S, Robinson OF Bemidji,
MINI. The occasion was especially
pleasant because of the fact that a
large number of the alumni young a
les from the A. c., Of which Miss Crest
is a graduate, are in the city for the
commencement and were able to be
present. Most of these young ladies
have been away teaching during the
year and the reunion was a very happy
one. Luncheon was served about 5
o'clock n the appointments were
most attractive. Pink and white shad-
ed candles were used and pink and
white garden lowers formed O. center
piece. Throughout the home the same
nouncement was made at the close OF
the luncheon when Little Miss Julia
Bell appeared in a dainty frock of pink
and white and carrying q basket OF red
hearts, which when opened disclosed
the engagement announcements. After
luncheon the guests were entertained
informally, and spent a busy hour
talking over old times. Miss ] Crest,
who is the possessor Of q CHARMING
voice, sang several delightful numbers
Miss Addie Stafford entertained the