The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-04-24
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charming personality who wish her q
very happy future. "
The R. N. A. club will meet with
Mrs; Fl. J. Letford on Friday evening
dt the Prescott hotel. All members
are invited to be present.
c. D. Hunter, who has been a puast
Z + me nome Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. c.
n 49, on Eighth street south, has re-
I9thed to his home at Vancouver.
British Columbia.
Bismarck Tribune: Mr. ana Mr..
George. Stables have concluded Their
WISH abroad n in the far east AMI
are now at Marshalltown, Ia. They
eMpeet 70 arrive at Fargo by. Thursday
week. 90" VI INC
Grand Forks Times: Miss Alice o.
son has one to Fargo to attend Tho
state meeting of the Nurses associa~
tion, which is being held there toda v,
beTore returning to Grand Forks she
whn ENJOY q visit with friends and
Mr.: and Mrs. Lynn Miller and daugh-
yer, MISS June, who have made their
nome on Tenth street north, have gone
TO Sanborn, N. D, to make their home
ieaVing Tuesday morning. Mr.. and
MRS. Miller have a large circle of
departure. $50
Inv pOullSlu6 CndGlJy circle will
meet with Mrs. J. e. Johnson. III
Eighth avenue south, on Friday after
noon. Mrs. E. H. S%tranahan, president
OF the circle, who has spent the past
Lnree months with her family in the
south, will be present, having return
ed home on Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Braeelin of the yelling
ton apartments will entertain Mrs. 4.
\. Miller, Mrs. Just and Mrs M. p
stone of CrOokston, Mimi. this evening
at her home. The ladies are in the
city attending the missionary conven-
ton which is being held in Moorhead.
MRS. Miller was formerly of this city.
Miss Ina Grange, a talented young
pianist OF st. Paul, will appear here
curing the music festival on May / at
the First NJ. f. church. as accompanies
for Miss Torgrimson, who is one OF the
solists. Miss Grange has many friends
mere who viii remember her as accom-
PIANIST for Madame Pasquali and Sig
nor Scott on their recent tour, and
Will be delighted to learn of her ex-
pected appearance in this city. During
the FESTIVAL Miss Grange and Miss Tor
CRIMSON viii be the guests of Mrs.
Frank H. Russ of First avenue south.
On Friday, May, 2, will occur the last
DANCE Of, the college season at the
a: g, when the senior ball will be
given in the armory. The committee
has arranged a splendid programme
with q number of novel features and
the programmes selected will serve as
hitting souvenirs of the occasion. Dane
ing Will commence at 8 o'clock and the
orchestra will select a list of twenty
four of their best dances for the even
ing. The young people have also
chartered special street cars for the
guests following the dance so hat
there will be no Inconvenience in the
matter of conveyance. The decoratins
committee promise that the armory
will be more beautiful than ever before
n some electrical effects will be en-
and his eight piece orchestra will play
and frappe will be served. The seniors
plan to make this event exceed any-
thing ever given at the college and the
young people are anticipating a de-
ltghtful evening as a elimination to