The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-29

edal time and refreshments were en-
loyed after the meeting adjourned.
An event tomorrow evening at wab-
peton, under the auspices of the music
department. of the state science school,
FL .pe a vocal recital by Miss Liza
LTEhes, Who will be assisted by Miss
Jennie Nelson, Miss Mary Walsh and
MISS Ruth Douglass. Near the end of
Ine programme Miss Eckes will sins
Roberto tn Che Adore, from Roberta
Ii Dlavolo, by Meyerbeer.
TIL M; & S. club were very delight
aully entertained yesterday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. J.. A. Shaw on
Eleventh avenue south. The rooms
were very attractively decorated with
fragrant apple blossoms and lilacs and
dne AFTERNOON was a decidedly pleasant
one. Mrs. L. M. Minis read an interest
ing paper on Vegetables, telling how
this variety of food was first cultivated
ano OF the best methods of preparation
aff Inc table, At the close of the
MRS. Grove extended an invitation to
the ladies for 6. picnic in Oak grove in
two weeks, which will be the last
meeting until September.
There will be a special cabinet meet
5ns OF the Epworth league of the First
NJ. 10. church tonight at 8 O'Clock at the
7. M. G. A. 1t Is hoped that all mem
oers of the official staff will be pres
ent as plans will be made for the dis
trict convention of the Epworth league
which will be held here June G., Z and
8 under the auspices of the Fargo and
Moorhead Young Peoples union. The
repetition of the Old Maids conven-
ZION Tor the benefit of the Epworth
AS many of the Epworth leaguers as
possible are asked to come to the Y.
at $3.50 following the cabinet meeting
TO discuss plans for these we events.
The MAY festival at Fargo college
tasC evening was, a success in every
way. The honor guests were the sem
Tor classes Of the Fargo and Moorhead
nlgh schools and the Fargo preparatory
department.. Miss Lissie Hodgson
proved to be an ideal Queen of the
May and the browning ceremony was
very pretty. She was escorted to her
throne followed by a train of attend
ants carrying garlands and wreaths
and AFTER the laurel wreath was placed
upon her brow. the May pole dance
commenced. The scene was very beau
t1ful, being enacted under a canopy Of
Japanese lanterns and the headlights
or automobiles served as s~pot1ights. A
large crowd Witnessed The Pageant.
The public will be GLAD to learn that
the play which was so successfully
presented by the P~hilathea class of the
First M. e. church recently, will be re-.
peated al. the church on next Monday
night. On account of a large number
of other attractions on the evening the
young ladies appeared here, a great
many were unable to see the Old Maids
convention and a large number of re-
quests have been made that it be re-
peated. 1t is rumored that since their
last convention several members of the
Young Ladies' Single Blessedness So
ctety have been honored with proposals
and 1t Is hoped that with another con-
vention more of the u-nappropriated
ones will be favored with attention
from the elusive sex. Added to this
fact the n that a large crowd greatly
enjoyed the last production OF the play
let, it is expected that the interest in
the event will be all the more keen. ,