The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-28

DANES Ulrich, Cooper, Holmes, Free
man, Everett, Plum, Severance, Lusch,
Grat1as and Arneson.
Miss Louise Doleshy of B~rushvale,
Mimi. Is the guest for a short tina o.
Miss Maude Knight.
Mrs. A. f. Bestic of Thirteenth street
south Is entertaining for a couple of
OF Emmons. N. D., and Mrs. I. D. Clark
of Harvey, N. D., and their children.
The ladies of the w. R.. C. held a
meeting Monday and made plans for
Decoration day. They will accompany
the G. A. R. to. the various cemeteries
dinner to the members of the G. A. r.
and their families at the G. A. R. hall
at IL o'clock In the afternoon they
will attend the Memorial programme at
the Grand in company with the G. A. r.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Nemzik and baby
arrived in the city from Philadelphia
yesterday to spend a month or two in
the city. Mr.. Nemzik will carry on
paint tests next month at the A. C.
summer school term. He has been
l with the Lucas Paint Co. for two years
, and each summer returns for a short
time. He will probably be
tsd upon his return to Philadelphia by
Chester Holkesvig of the A. c., who
will enter this line of work.
Miss Mary Mae Miller, who is teach
.AS IA II ulSH SCnOO at jamestown
is expected home Saturday evening to
spend her summer vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Miller Of
Sixth avenue north. Miss Emma Miller,
ing the past year, will come Monday
or Tuesday of next week. Miss Eu1a
Miller is a member of the faculty of
the Valley City normal and will not
complete her term until later in June.
The Kent Literary society will give
an unique programme tomorrow after
noon at 4 o'clock following school,
when they will crown Miss Mary Gard
ner Queen of the May, at a pretty pa
geant: Miss Aileen Sullivan, as Flora,
the. Goddess of May, will crown the
queen. A May pole at which twenty
girls in dainty costumes, will dance,
VIII be a feature and there will be a
number of boy archers. The affair will
of the society are invited to be pres
ent.
President and Mrs. Worst of the A. c..
gave their annual dinner last evening
in the private dining-room at the
Hotel Anne. The guests were received
d1ning-room about 1880 when a sump-
tuous spread was served. The tables
We're very attractively arranged for
the occasion. White carnations and
white carnations served as favors. The
place cards were embossed with the
state seal in green and yellow, the
college colors. Lilacs were placed in
vases about the room. A. pretty souvc-
mir of the occasion was a booklet con-
tanning the menu, guest list and class
motto. Guests of honor were Dean and
Mrs. Shepperd, Dean and Mrs. Keene,
Mr.. Polk. Mr.. n Mrs. Nugent and Miss
Stoner. Covers were laid for thirty
nye. After the banquet a programme
OF toasts was enjoyed. Miss Mae
Hooper served in her charming and
capable way as toastmistress and re-
sponses were made by Miss Cox to
Looking Backward, giving the history
of the class up to the present time;
Mrs. Schuman on The Glass of 1913, and
Miss Julia Kennedy to Looking For
ward. Miss Hooper introduced Presi-
dent Worst and he gave the class a
heart to heart talk. HeSdwelt upon
the fact that strength comes through
work and hardship and offered much
timely advice. A social time in the
parlor was enjoyed after adjournment
from the dining-room.