The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-03-17

lures. After the programme a delicious
lunch was served.
Mrs. F. G. Brace1in will entertain the
N. and N. Bridge club tomorrow after
moor at her apartments in the Well
Iington fats.
1t will be good news to the many
Fargo friends of Miss Marie McCor-
Grand this evening. Miss Mccormick
is a talented singer and a clever inter-
prefer of Irish music
The delightful news arrived today
OF the birth of a son at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Adams of Lisbon,
y. y. Mrs, Adams was formerly Miss
Gladys Taylor and her many friends
are sending congratulations.
Fifty guests attended the "teaeh"
party given Saturday afternoon at the
First Congregational church by the
Young Woman's guild and a happy in
formal time was spent in learning all
the new things possible in a short
space of time, each guest passing new
ideas to her neighbor. The rooms
We're beautifully decorated for the oc-
afternoon was brought to a close with
the service of dainty refreshments.
A party of young people were de-
lightfully entertained yesterday after
noon at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Severance OF North Broadway as the
guests of Miss Louise Uloth of Valley
City, who is spending her Easter vaca-
ton with her sister, Mrs. Severance.
The company included Miss Edith
Lahlum of Valley City, Miss Mabel
Demming Of this city, Benny Pfusch
and Bert Weston of Valley City, Christ
Grytness of Ambrose, N. D., and Cor
don Vallandingham of the A. c.
Fine Arts club was formed Saturday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Frank
Thompson on First avenue south and
the large. number present bespoke the
section will hold it's first meeting at
the Civic centre on Tuesday, March 25,
at 3 o'clock. The officers were select
ed as follows: Chairman, Miss Minnie
A. Stoner; secretary, Mrs. G, A. Gilman;
chairman publicity committee, Mrs. c.
j.. Allen; chairman programme commit
tee, Miss Hughina Mckay; members of
programme committee, Mrs. Geo. A.
Pardoe n Mrs. Clark Dalrymple.
Saturday afternoon Mrs. Jessie Jep-
son Remington was a charming hostess
at her home on College street in honor
of Miss Hettie Amsdell, who leaves to-
morrow afternoon for Boston, where
she will continue her studies in express
sion at the Curry School of Expression.
En- route Miss Amsdell will visit the
Columbia School of Expression in Chi
cago n also the Cumnock School of
Oratory. The affair of Saturday after
noon was a farewell function and the
guests included students of the West
eFn School of Expression, the board of
| directors and friends. Tea was served
at s o'clock and afterward a delight
full programme of readings were con-
tributed by Miss Aileen sullivan, Miss
Kathryn York, Mrs. Eunice Jacobson
Simmons, Miss Ethel McVeety and Miss
Amsdell.
evening was the progressive dinner
friends BY the young ladies Of h
Delta MI Alpha sorority. The young
Mary Ball on Eighth street south
shortly after 6 o'clock and were served
there with the fruit course. The place
/ cards were shamrocks and a color
scheme of green vas carried out in the
service The second course was served
at the home of Miss Harriet Smell,
! where a delicious tomato soup was en-
joyed. Place cards were green carna-
| scheme of green was arttstically car
ried out. The next stop was at the
home of Miss Jean Wilson on Third
avenue south, where a delicious course
of turkey, mashed potatoes and veg
/ etables was served. A surprise was
sprung here and when the guests found
| their places it was discovered that the
young men were seated at n table
and the young ladies at another. Green
Lplants made the tables attractive n
the place cards were decorated with
l EhamrOCkS. Inc Salau COuTS6 was
| served at the home of Miss Ruth
| Schuyler on North Broadway and green
pipes were favors and the salads were
carried put with green as much as pos
| sible. The last course of ice cream,
! cakes and coffee was served at the
home of Miss Aileen Sullivan IN North
| Broadway. The CONNECTIONS n ices
were in green and the place cards also
were arranged with that color. An
hour or two was spent informally with
| music and chat and at 1880 the young
| people departed for their homes. Miss
| Aldrich of the high school faculty vas
| chaperon. The company consisted of
| the Misses AiIeen Sullivan, Jean Will
| son, Alice Hunter, Ruth Schuyler,
/ Helen Gibson, Fife WILSON,, Blanch
Jewell, Florence Gearey, Harriet Smell,
/ Mary Ball, and Ruth Miller and Jack
Farrand, william M~acFadden, Bruce
Burritt, Ray Powell, Bill Pearson, Har-
| old Kurtzman, William Wilson, Earl
| Healey, George Dixon, Phil Schuyler,
l and Grenvilla Hancock.