The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-03-24
Of Interest to the Women
Nouv wires ana ASH Tor Five.

the Charity bali and the Hostesses'
reception.
Miss Ragna Lund returned Friday
evening from Finley, N. D., where she
Is teaching and will spend a week with
her parents and friends in this city.
Announcements have been received
of the marriage at evansville, MINI:
of Miss Jenny Nowthene, daughter OF
Mrs. Luica r. Nowthene to Joseph b.
Akesson of Grandin. n. D.. The mar
riage took place at the home OF the
brides mother at Evansville on Thurs
day evening, March 30, at 7 o'clock az
! a prettily appointed ceremony. Mr.. and
Mrs, Akesson will be at home on the
bridegroom's farm near 9randln AFTER
May 1. Mr.. Akesson is one of the well
known farmers of the Red river valley
and has a large circle of friends n
will hasten to offer congratulations.
hi reports from the bedside of
Thomas Mccoy today are to the effect
that his condition Is slightly improved.
Mr.. McCoy's sisters, Mrs. James Kelley
Detroit and Mrs. William Mcdonald OF
Fergus Falls, and brother. Stewart
Mccoy, of Fergus, n. D., and nephew.
Tom Murray Of East Grand FORKS;
spend a few days in the city, or until
Mr.. McCoy's condition shows marked
Improvement.
Natives OF the New England states
in Fargo and vicinity are anticipating
with pleasure the annual New England
Dime at Prizes hall this evening. In
order to give the ladies an opportunity
Of becoming acquainted, a reception
and informal social time will occupy
the time from 4 o'clock until $50,
when the gentlemen will arrive for the
evenings festivities. The New Eng
land dinner has become a social func-
ton in this city, which is considered
by all who are eligible to attend, as
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of the year.
A decidedly attractive feature of the
programme, which has been arranged
for Wednesday evening", March 26,
when James J. Foley will appear at
stones auditorium under the auspices
singing of one of Mr.. Foley's most
Stephens. Mrs. stephens has been
asked to assist Mr.. Foley and as one Of
her numbers will sing Two Little
composed by Mr.. Pulitzer of New York
This will be the first time that a Fargo
audience will have had the opportunity
of hearing one OF Mr.. Foley's poems
In this manner
An event which is always of inter
est to Fargo society is the annual Jun
Tor ball of the University of Minnesota
and the date this year is Wednesday,
March 26. 1t is expected that a numher
of people well known locally, VIII De
present as is always the case. The
Minneapolis Tribune has the following
concerning the Junior ball this year:
University students are interested in
the junior ball, which will be held
Wednesday evening at the Hotel Raids
son. This year the ball, coming at the
end of the Easter vacation, will be en-
joyed to the fullest extent. as every one
will be well rested up for the event.
In many ways the event promises to
be one of the most notable ever given
by a Junior class Of the university.
The ballroom at the Radisson lends
itself we'll to such affairs. The colors
of the University of Minnesota and the
softer colorings OF delicate lowers will
help to make a scene of much beauty
for the dancers. A reception will be
held from $50 to $50 y. m. when the
officers of the association and the
~patronesses will be in the receiving
line. At $50 the grand march will be-
gin. Dancing will continue until 1l:45,
when supper will be served in the
Chateau room. The programme in
cludes t~wenty-four dances. Owing to
the custom recently established. there
will be no flowers worn by the girls at
the ball this year. 1t is said that the
edict will be strictly enforced and that
in this respect at least simplicity will
attend the dance.