The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-04-30
OF Interest to the Women ~


time by their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert Ames.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Hough of Grand
friends in Fargo.
be entertained by Mrs. J.. German and
Mrs. B.. Kipples tomorrow afternoon
at st. Joseph's hall in Moorhead.
Everyone is welcome.
The Ladies' Aid society of st. Marks
English Lutheran church will meet
Thursday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock in
the church parlors. Hostesses will be
Mrs. A. M. Nelson and Mrs. Nels John
son.
that Mrs. Stewart Thometz of Third
avenue north is very i'll at her home.
Her condition is very serious n only
the immediate family is allowed to see
her.
Mrs. F. +. Dow n son, John McCul-
at the Comstock in Moorhead will leave
tomorrow for San Diego, Cal, where
they will spend the summer on their
fine ranch near that city.
The meeting of the Elementary Sun
day school Teachers union which was
announced for Thursday, May l, has
been postponed for one week and men,
bers are requested to watch for fur
Their announcements next week.
Mrs. G.. o. Richardson will entertain
the October division of the Ladies' Aid
society of the First Presbyterian church
at her home, 1926 Thirteenth street
north on Thursday afternoon from 8
o'clock until S. All members are re-
quested to be present.
Judge and Mrs. G. Z. Amidon gave a
very delightful dinner last evening at
their home on Seventh avenue south
in n of Rev. and Mrs. J. 6. Powell
of Billings, Mont; who are guests in
friends were invited and a pleasant
time was spent in "reminiscences of the
days when Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Powell
made this city their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schruth, who have
spent the winter in the city, will leave
tomorrow morning for Chinook, Mont,
where they will spend the summer. Mr..
and Mrs. L.. w, Schruth, who have spent
the winter at Miami, Fla, arrived home
Saturday morning. A pleasant infor-
dinner was given as a .tareWell
last evening at the Comstock in honor
of Mr., and Mrs. Schruth, covers being
laid for seven.
Mrs. Harry e. Magill was a very de-
lightful hostess yesterday at a prettily
appointed luncheon in honor of Mrs.
]. G.. Powell of Billings, Mont, former
ly of this city. The table was beauti-
full with pink roses and the place cards
were very pretty with a pink rose on
each. Covers were laid for ten ladies
and the afternoon was spent visiting
with Mrs. Powell and recalling old
times. A pleasing feature was the VIC
trola concert, and on several Of the
records were solos sung by VIII MAglll,
a son of the hostess, which were very
much enjoyed.
Grand Forks Herald: May "a Is the
date set for the annual senior prom at
the state university and those in charge
will start making preparations at once
for the function. which is always one
of the best at the institution during the
school year. The committee to look
after the ball is composed OF Howaro
Maher, chairman; Birdie Adair Leon
Lohn, Bruce Mcdonald and Gretchen
Oeschger. The affair will take place In
the university gymnasium, but Will not
be a strictly formal party. All stud
ents at the institution will be allowed
to attend the same as usual. Clarence
Elkin was elected secretary of the class
to succeed Oscar Baarson, who recent
ly left school. The remainder of the
meeting was taken UP with a discus
sion of plans for the class play.
The NJ. A. r. S.. club of the First M.
e. church gave a May Bee party last
evening to the members of the, Tau
Sigma class of the Sunday school and
their lady friends at the Y. M. G. A.
The association building was thrown
open to the young people and the
young men proved themselves very de-
iightful hosts, assisted by Mrs. c.. N.
~patroness of the club, n
Rev. j, Nj. Walters, instructor. AS the
guests gathered in the auditorium, they
were furnished with cards upon which
their names were written, which served
as a means of introduction. Initials
were matched n the cards punched
for corresponding letters. An exciting
time was had hunting May bees, which
were hidden about the rooms and the
young men and women competed IN
findinE the most bees. A short pro-
gramme was very much enjoyed, Harry
Haggart acting as master of ceremon-
les. Miss Lois Dart gave. a reading
entitled The Cook, in her pleasing man
ner, and as an encore she gave a clever
play on difficult words which brought
forth much applause. The Ragtime GIee
club sang two fine numbers n rev.
j, M. Walters delighted the young peo-
ple with two of his rare readings from
James Whitcomb Riley. Physical Di-
rector Henderson of the Y lead the
grand march to the gymnasium, where
Mrs. L. e. Goodwin played the marcn
for an intricate figure. The company.
which was composed of about loo
young people, was then divided and
part were sent to the auditorium for
refreshments and the entertainment
afforded there and the remainder to the
bowling alleys; later the arrangement
was reversed, giving all an opportunity
to enjoy the alleys, billiards, pool, ping
pong, etc. Chaperones for the even
ing were Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Y