The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-04-12

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of the meeting, refreshments were
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Mrs. Ben Anderson of Kindred, N.
ID. was the guest the past week of her
mother Mrs. N. N. Kjos of Seventh
street north.
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h Gethsemane Cathedral guild will
meet Thursday afternoon at 1880 at the
nome Of Mrs. j. c. Benedict, 212 Tenth
street north.
The Sigma Theta sorority of Fargo
college will hold their fifth annual
initiation and receive two new members
this evening at the Civic Centre and
club house. After the initiatory cere-
mony a social time viii be enjoyed
Alpha fraternity have been invited to
share IT with them. Miss Georgia
Grey of Hope and Miss Irene Leim-
bacher of this city are the pledges n
chaperons of the evening will be Prof.
and Mrs. B. A. Orr and Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Simmons.
The w. c. o. F. met last Thursday
at the home of Mrs. Pastoret on First
avenue south and a pleasant afternoon
was spent playing euchre. Lunch was
o'clock and prizes were awarded Mrs.
Herbert Mason and Mrs. w. J. Ridley.
The next melting will be held at the
home Of Mrs. Healey.
Friends will be sorry to learn that
Frank V. steele is confined to his
apartments at the Gardner hotel with
a severe attack of bronchitis.
Miss Lou Ciel Quirk was hostess
this afternoon at her home on Fifth
avenue south for twenty young lady
friends Of Miss Evelyn Hector and her
guests. Miss Margaret Sewall of Bath,
Me. Miss Harriet McGil of Boston.
Sewing was the pastime and after the
needlework was put away a dainty
luncheon was served.
Miss Margaret Keene will be hostess
this evening at an informal party at
her home on Seventh street north.
Miss Keene was a member of the cast
Of the play All of a Sudden Peggy,
which was given recently by the Alpha
Mu fraternity at the A. C. and her
guests will include the twelve men,
bers of the cast and their coach Miss
Kathryn Lyle York and a happy even
ing is anticipated.
The Business Girls Bible class will
meet Monday evening at the Y. w. c. A..
at 7:15 o'clock. All girls are invited
to be present.
Miss Ruth Schuyler will entertain a
few Of her friends tomorrow evening
at her home on North Broadway. In
honor of her guest Miss Nancy Frohne
of Detroit. Mimi. who came to spend
the week end with Miss Schuyler and
attended the Junior ball last even
ing.
Last evening the Junior class of
Fargo high chool gave their third and
last dancing party of the season and
it was without doubt the best high
| city for some time. At $3.50 Putnam's
| splendid orchestra commenced the pro
gramme of the evening and soon the
floor was filled with the members of
| the student and young society set, who
proceeded to enjoy a very delightful
| evening at the close were enthusiastic
in the praise of the hosts and hostesses.
FraDpe was served during the evening
| and Miss Virginia Lowell and Miss
| Marian Sutherland presided over the
| service. Professor and Mrs. Mclean
Miss Adele Smith and Mrs. J. C..
| Hunter were chaperons. The juniors
have had splendid success with their
parties this year and the success OF
the affair last evening was due to the
work of Wesley Morris, who was In
charge. There were a number of out
of town guests present, n the pres
encc of the Alpha Mu fraternity and
their friends from the A. c. who at
tended en- masse added much to the
pleasure of the occasion.
Yesterday afternoon the Erodelphian
Literary society of the freshman class
/ OF the nlRh SCnOOl uelQ one u luGl4
regular ~bi-monthly, programmes In
the freshman assembly hall of the high
school. A large audience was present
to hear what proved to be one of the
best programmes given this year, and
displayed to advantage the excellent
talent contained in this society. MISS
McLelland opened the programme with
a beautiful solo and Miss Irene keenan,
played a piano number very capably.
There were two short talks on current
events in which Mamie Bremen told OF
foreign news n Hilder Edlund OF
news at home. The feature of the event
was a debate on the question, Resolved
thai Shylock's treatment was too
severe. The affirmative was upheld by
Miss Agnes Nelson and Miss Virginia
| Lowell, while Miss Louise Sturman and
Miss Frances Monson put forth a strong
argument in the negative. The pro-
Eramme was ended by a piano number
by Miss Viola Larson and afterward
the Eighth grade girls, who Will be
members of the society next year, serV-
ed a lunch in the domestic science
room.
C. F. Reynolds was host at a stag
dinner last evening at the Hotel Annex
for a small company of friends and aft
erward a box party at the Grand was
drive about the city. This evening Mr.:
Reynolds will preside at a banquet at
the Comstock hotel for the efficiency
club of the Fargo branch of the Ford
MOtOf Co. n HuIlpSI VI opS."hSI9 WI
be present and the subject for discus
sion will be The Best in Salesmanship.
Miss May Howe was a charming
hostess this afternoon at luncheon at
her home on Fifth avenue. south in
honor of Miss Warner of Minneapolis,
who is the guest of Miss Dorothy
Dalrymple and Miss Nancy Frohne of
Detroit, who is the guest of Miss Ruth
Schuyler. a p~rettily appointed red and
white luncheon was served at 1870 and
afterwards bridge vas played from
three tables. Miss Frohne will remain
in the city over the week end and
during next week. A number of pretty
informal affairs have been planned in
her honor. = ...a...
Frances Emery read for the young
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