The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-06

a garden of flowers, Assisting the
hostess were her daughter, Miss, Gay,
and the Misses Bessie Doran, Julia
Budlong n Alma Jones.
The Misses Laura and Ruth Cooper
ana Miss Margaret Newton are among
the graduates from the Fargo College
conservatory, who are spending COM
mencement week at Fargo college.
Miss Newton sang several delightful
numbers in chapel this morning.
The Ladies of the. .Maccabees held a
very interesting meeting last even
ing at the Sons of Norway hall. Eight
young ladies were initiated and will
form a guard team. They have been
drilled by Miss Esther Evans, who is
del1ghted with the splendid work they
did, At the close of the meeting all
present went to one of the cafes, where
refreshments We're served.
The Alumni association of St. Luke's
hospital met yesterday afternoon at
the homee of Miss Mable Olsen n the
officers of last year were reelected
as follows: President, Miss Kathrine
Faust; vice president, Mrs. Pau Bur-
ton; secretary, Miss Mable olson;
treasurer, Henrietta Bjorlie; chairman
Of the entertaining committee, Miss
Petra Somol. After the business meet
ing those present enjoyed a pleas
ant social time.
Miss Josephine H~argrave, librarian
az DlChlllSOI, is expected tomorrow TO
be the guest of her sister, Mrs. Frank
L, Anders of Tenth avenue south. Mrs.
Anders and Miss Hargrave will leave
sunday evening for Ripon, Wis, to
spend a month with their parents. They
expect to be present at their class re-
union at Ripon college, which will be
a very delightful event. Mrs. Anders
entertained her cousins, the Misses
christine Hargrave and Eva Harris of
Seattle this week for n day en-
route to Ripon, where they will also
attend the class reunion.
The members of the Alpha Mu fra
ternity of the A. C. and their lady
friends gave a very delightful party
on Wednesday evening in honor of the
members of the fraternity who gradu-
ated this year. The affair took place
In the college armory, which was
beautifully decorated for commence
ment and dancing was the pastime I'M
I'll IL o'clock, when curtains We're rails
ed from one end of the hall disclos-
ing two tables laid with a sumptuous
n Covers were laid for about
flfty young people. Putnam's orches-
ira played for dancing and while there
was a spirit of regret for those de-
parting yet the last of the fraternity
evens will hold only pleasan. There
We're several alumni members pres
ent. #-
Prof. w. F. Roshleau is the guest
for a few days this week of Atty. and
Mrs. w j. Clapp of Fifth avenue south.
Professor Roshleau was a teacher a
number of years ago at the Moorhead
normal and is one of the speakers at
the twenty-fifth anniversary celebra-
ton which is being held at that in
Mrs. Clapp are especially pleased to
have Professor Roshleau as their
guest as he was a member of the
faculty at the seminary in Vermont,
from which they graduated. Profess
sor Roshleau is now edior-in-chief of
a new educational encyclopedia which
is being compiled in Chicago and 1t is
expected will be an especially fine ad.
dttion to the college and student Ii
braries.
The Alpha Young Peoples society
will hold their regular social meeting
this evening at tho United Lutheran
church parlors, and after a short bust
ness meeting the following musical
programme will be rendered: Vocal
solo by Miss Kate Sundfor, violin solo
by H, LGnglie, reading by Miss Mable
Olson, violin solo by Professor Hend-
rickson, and a violin duet by Professor
Hendrickson and Prof. J.. Kutscher. On
account of the great parade which will
be held at 1000 p. m. it will be nee
essary to commence the programme
at 8 o'clockSs sharp so that those de-
sirous of seeing the parade may do so
after the meeting: LUNCHEON will be.
sured to all. The members are espe-
cially urged to be present at this meet
ing, and to invite all their friends.
The choir of the First Baptist church
gave a most delightful surprise last
evening at the home of Miss Josephine
Plat on Fourth avenue south in hon
or if Miss Edna Hall, whose marriage
to Arthur w. Peterson will be an event
of the latter part of this month. The.
evening was spent very happily by
about thirty young people of the
church and as a prize in one of the
games, Miss Hall was presented with
a beautiful hand painted tea set. Miss
Platt making a clever little %presenta-
ton speech. A dialogue, Why We Never
Married, was very appropriate and
brought forth much merriment. Nice
refreshments were served at the close
of the evening. Miss Halls marriage.
to Mr.. Peterson will take place at the
pretty lake shore home of Mr.. n Mrs.
F. c. Hall at Lake Melissa on June
25. The prospective bridegroom is a
brother of Rev. A. e. Peterson of the
First Baptist church and the events.
surrounding their wedding will be of
nue. interest to a large circle of
friends. f-