The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-16

to see them tonight and tomorrow
night at one of the local theatres.
Prof. H. Fl. Aaker left for Driscoll
TINS morning where he spoke this aft
ernoon at a celebration of May IT,
NorWay's Independence day.
The condition of Mrs. Charles Young
OF second avenue south, who was oper-
ated upon at st. Luke's hospital on
tuesday, is reported to be about the
same. ~ =
Miss Dorothy Dalrymple OF Ninth
street south is expecting Miss Flor
ence Erwin from st. Paul tomorrow to
spend a week or two at her home on
NINTH street south. Miss Dalrymple
and her guest are planning to motor
to he alrymple farm near Hillsboro,
Sunday. =
The Alpha Young Peoples society of
the Swedish Baptist church will hold
their regular meeting this evening at
S:l5, o'clock in the church parIors on
hoperts street. A good programme has
after which games will be played.
everybody is cordially invited to come
enjoy a4good time
Miss Lucy McGrath entertained the
cast from Fargo college playing the
comedy of Errors at her home in
barnesville, Mimi, last evening follow
ing the presentation of the play in tina
city. Miss McGrath's friends are very
sorry to know that she was taken i'll
curing the performance and it will be
necessary for her to remain at her
nome until next week.. .
Tomorrow evening will take -p1ace
sne annual ball Of the Gamma Neche
occasion will close the series of
delightful e which mark the col
tege year, A large number of invita-
LOIS Oh nave peen Issued among the col
IG2o ser In fhiS rifxy n Nd - 1o,, H.
ant evening is anticipated.
DR.. and Mrs. c. N. callander and.
daughter, Miss Ellen, of Third avenue
south, expect to leave Monday for
BOSTON, where they will be present 1T
me graduation of their son, Curle.
I'm route they will go to Ridgeton, On
tarlo' to visit relatives for a short
tlme; They will be accompanied home
by their son following his graduation.
Friends will be very sorry to learn
that Professor Ladd of the A, C, is suf-
Iering from an attack of the mumps.
II is expected that he will be able to-
resume has classes the latter part Of
next week. Professor and Mrs. Ladd
were to have entertained the members
or the senior class of the college this
evening, but OF account of Professor
Ladds Illness the event will be post
poned until ext week.
This evening will take place the MAY
frollc to be given by the Campfire girls
at auditorium for women only
ana al friends of the Y. w. C. A. and
or the Campfire girls are invited to be
present to witness his first public APP
pearance Of these young ladies. The
pageant viii be carried out by the
girls In costume and some
novel features will be introduced. The
programme will with a
grand march at s o'clock.
Dr ana Mrs Go N
as their guest for a few
days, H. Weston. of Valley City. Mr..
weston is on his way home from a trip
TO Cuba, and stopped off in Fargo to
ton is the head of the Weston Citrus
Fruit Go. of Herradura, Cuba. This
firm own and operate Ia, 600 acres OF
Guban fruit lands. They dispose of
TINS to the public in ten and fifteen
are now running fruit farms on the
island and Mr.. Weston reports that
they are all doing, we'll.
The Ladies' Aid society of he ST.
Marks English Lutheran church met
yesterday afternoon at the church par
lors with Miss Agnes Johnson and Mrs.
Benson as hostesses. There was a very
large attendance and a number Of Wis
itors present. Rev. Mr.. Ulrich led the
deyotfonals with prayer and several
songs and a business meeting followed,
the president, Mrs. Ulrich, presiding.
II was decided to give a reception in
the near future for new members and
q collection of nearly $50 was taken
for the general fund. Following
the business session the hostesses sery-
ed an elaborate luncheon, the dining
room being decorated very prettiIy
with carnations. Miss Edith Marden
and Miss Margaret Curran delighted
the guests with several musical num-
pers. Miss Marden sang several solos