The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-22
OF Interest to Women
NJ Society Editor Q "a amy of The Forur1s wires m ASK for gve
.sa@ Residence n hone ls0G-a

dered a vocal solo. The afternoon was
concluded with the service of "a dainty
rlepast and Mrs. Eckman was assisted
IN serving by Mrs. Harry Gavere, Mrs.
M. g. Olson and Mrs. A. r.. Woods.
Last evening the Juniors of Fargo
Ecoliege rendered their annual banquet
TO the seniors of the college in the din
lng-room Of the First Congregational
tive with the college %colors, blue and
gold and The class colors. Guests Of
honor We're President and Mrs. Cree
gan, Miss Foster, Dean Brown and
MISS true. Miss .Olah Hill, who was
Formerly faculty member of the senior
class. was also present. Covers were
laid for forty. Miss Lois Dart, presi-
dent OF the junior class, was a clever
speeches. was made. George. tStickney
represented the seniors, Melvin Hill
dreLh the Juniors and +. III. Talbot the
alunlnl. DR.. Creegan talked on The
Hly1an Schultz responded, to What the
college Means to Us; Dean Brown, the
Class Spirit-How to Promote 1t, and
Mr.. Aronson, The College Man asa Cit
mai, being designed after the class pin,
IN blue and gold with the class and the
guests name on the cover and inside
me programme Of toasts. They will
happy occasion.
MRS. r. S. Lewis, Mrs. J. A.. Jardine
and Mrs. c. H. LavelI were hostesses
ms AFTERNOON at the home Of Mrs.
Lewis on Third avenue south in honor
Of Miss Charlotte Wall, who returned
rn;oninne from Aberdeen, S. D.. last eve
nlng TO prepare for her marriage to
EdW1n Ruthyen Link of Aberdeen, S.
&, which will be a prominent social
event 81 Tuesday, May 81. Invitations
Wallis most intimate friends and a.
very pleasant afternoon was spent
hemming, dust cloths and towels for
me prlde,to-be. At a convenient hour
OF parcels, which she was requested
70 open and upon complying with the
request, found many beautiful things
p era ner new home, A pleasing pro
noon. Miss Kathryn York delighted
the guests with a couple of her fine
readings and Miss Irene C~arpenter
played a number of lovely piano Sc
tec.iohs. MRS. Ernest Wright sang in
ner charming: manner and the guests
caIied upon Miss Wall to sing. Miss
wall was formerly one of the most
popular members of the Fargo musical
ht as ana Tor the past year or more
n Aberdeen. Mrs. F.. o. .Schlipf,. Mrs.
A. L. Bishop and Mrs. T. A. Ouirk as
sisFea the hostesses, presiding at the
G G4 n tea service and the Misses
slorence Webster, Lorine Pollock and
gladys Guthrie helped in the dining
room. The parlors were very nratfv
with gladolias and in the dinins:-room
a DAINTY color scheme of pink was car
rted out -
Bismarck Tribune: The banquet
given Tuesday evening at the Grand
Pacific hotel in honor of the morning
Of the Methodist church as an ap-
preciation. of the excellent services
rendered the church in the past was
pronounced as one of the most brill
liant functions ever given in Bismarck.
In fact 1T was the first occasion where
a church Organization had offered such
an event in return for its volunteer
musical service, and the committee OF
the church which arranged this splen-
DID event was highly complimented.fo for
It's successful efforts. The commit
tee on behalf Of the church consisted
or Mrs: p. B. Goss, Mrs. w. w. Tous-
ley and DR.. A. L. Shute, the pastor of
the church. The guests who
the morning choir of the church were
Messrs: and Mesdames John A. Larson,
VIM. Y. Kiebert, Wilbur Reeves. e. Ill:
lowell A. j. Arnot, Miss Jessie Ramp,
Miss Josie Williams, Mrs. A. S. Hoff-
man. i. c. Davies n NJ. L. Vandeyer,,
~abanq was served in six courses
and covers were laid for eighty-six
guests of the church who were in at
tendance. The color scheme was white
and green, and the appointments of the
handsome d1ning-room were elegant
indeed. The decorations were profuse.
the tables were splendidly arranged,
and there was an abundance of cut
mowers. HI guests were received in
the parlor of the Grand Pacific and
marched In line to the dining-room,
where an interesting programme was
given, and which was thoroughly en-
joyed by the guests. Everyone spoke
In ecstacies of the splendid toasts and
responses. and the evening throughout
was one of complete enjoyment to the
guests and the members of the church
VINO attended. h programme Of
toasts was as follows:
Striking the Key Note.
Rev. A. Lincoln Shute
Gnurch Music ,........W. w. Tousley
vforant Chords .........J. P. Jackson
A Note from High C.Mrs. J. A. Larson
Strains OF Harmony. .....
:. ....s.. =. . Miss Jessie M. Ramp
Sharps and Flats. Miss Laura, Ward
Glcofe '::..'.... . -. c. J..
Rev. A. Lincoln Shute, Toastmaster.
It's a Real Treat-Substantial Too
Three times a day, yet always new
Sims Matted Wheat" -Adyt.