The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-22

and a little later Miss Guernsey hopes
to organize a Campfire group among
the high school girls.
Mrs. j. G.. Brown and Miss Florence
Shotwell will leave Friday evening for
New York and other eastern points on
9 business trip, TO pc gone three or
four weeks.
Bismarck Tribune: Secretary Foley
will leave today for Fargo, where he
will meet Mrs, Foley on her return
from Chicago, where she has been WIS.,
iting for several days.
A group OF Campfire girls were orr
ganized last evening at the home of
Mrs. e.. s. Martin on College street.
Mrs. Martin will serve as guardian for
this group and they will meet every
two weeks.
First Presbyterian church Will give
their annual basket social on Friday
evening at 1880 o'clock. An original
programme is being arranged Tor and
an enjoyable time predicted.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Thomas McAllen and
daughter, Miss Josephine, of Bristol,
>. D. who have been t-ransacting bust
ness and visiting relatives and friends
in the city for the past four days, left
last evening for their home.
The Gamma Neche sorority Of the
Moorhead Normal school will give one
Of their delightful dancing parties on
Saturday night. "A number Of the Far
go young people have been invited and
the usual happy time is anticipated.
Grand Forks Times: Miss Josie John
son, who suffered q severe attack Of
pneumonia a few weeks ago, has just
returned from q visit with friends in
Fargo and will be able to resume her
position in the office at the Frederick
in q few days.
..
took place at Minneapolis recently
which united Miss Georgia Snetsinger,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. d.. nj. Snet-
singer OF Minneapolis, n Frank
Kraft, M OF the well known engineers
on the n. p, who is located at Dill
worth. Mr.. Kraft has been connected
with the N. p. for a number of years
and will make a home for his bride in
this vicinity.
Mrs. Clarence Johnson was a de-
lightful hostess on Sunday evening to
twelve Of her friends at her apartments
on Broadway. Pink Ink white was the
color scheme chosen for the table APP
~pointments and our courses were per-
fectIy served. Following Inner a
pleasant social time was spent Out
son OF Medora, N. d., and A. j. Wood
land Of ST. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Severance or North
All 0NA " a. CIV OtALCA IA III WONSN
II. Brede of Minneapolis. Mi, Brede
has spent the past two weeks with
friends at Valley City, n. D., and leaves
tomorrow morning for Randall, Mimi,
where he will spend a couple OF days
before leaving for his home. III. Uloth
and j. Schafer, who have been visiting
at the Severance home during the past
week, will leave tomorrow morning for
their home At Valley City
The junior class Of the aFrgo high
school have chosen as their c~haperones
schuyler, Mrs. y. G Dtllon, MRS. N. Al.
Baldwin, and Mrs. r.. TT. Bailey. This
is the second of h series Of three
which are given each year by this class
and the young people IN charge are
putting forth every effort to make the
event q fine success. Miss Nancy
Fr0hne and Rodney Reed nf Detroit,
Mimi, are expected to be in the city
the event.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hobert McCulloch were
host n hostess at dinner on Monday
evening OF this week In honor OF DR..
|And Mrs. H. CT. Leonard of Minneapolis,
who spent a few days in the city "a
guests Of their former parishioners.
Covers were laid for eight and the
table was attractive with red carIa-
TONS. Dinner was served at s o'clock.
Rev. and Mrs. Leonard left yesterday
for their Tome the above being one
one of the series Of entertainments In
their honor during their short stay.
Grand Forks Times: Because a large
number Of freshmen and sophomore
girls at the university have been ca1n-
pused for disobeying rules, the annual
party, which the first yea people are
planntng TO give the s0phornores next
Saturday evenings may be postponed.
According to a faculty ruling all girls
must be in the dOrnitories at 1890
O'Clock every night, unless the entire
university is given d Night on, a nutn-
Der OF naughty girls tried to Y the
gauntlet and are caught and as q re-
snft will have to stay away from all
gocial events until the beginning Of
the next semester. OF c0urse IL these
students are refused permission TO At
tend the party Saturday evening the
affair will be d decided frost. Al meet
Ing OF the frestsnAen class viii be held