The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-04-19

CITY are cordlally invited 10 oe pIeSeh''
Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. r. l..
English entertained six young lady
friends of Miss Mae Zorger at a $50
dinner in honor of her birthday an
niversary at their home on First ave-
nue. north. A delicious four course
menu was nicely served and Thoroughly
enjoyed and afterward an auto ride
about he city brought the evening to
a happy close.
A social event which will mark the
convention of the State Nurses as
reception to be given the delegates by
the women's clubs of the city. This
event will take place on Wednesday
evening, April 20, at the Civic Centre
and all of the members of the various
clubs of the city and their husbands
are invited TO be present. A delightful
feature will be a playlet to be given
under the capable direction of Mrs.
Blanche Boyden Hutchinson, who will
present Robbers or Thieves-Which?
The cast will include Mrs. B. A. Orr,
Mrs. A. S. Colwell, Mrs. M: L: Hubbard,
Miss Irene Liembacher and Miss Luger.
Miss Charlotte Stanton Wall, who
has a music studio in Aberdeen, S. d.
was the guest for a short time this
week at the home of her father, A.
L.: Wall on Third avenue south.
! Last evening following the concert
given by the Fargo College symphony
orchestra Prof. ana Mrs. x. J. stephens
gave a banquet in the basement of the
First M. e. church for the members of
the orchestra and the College Girls
Glee club. The tables were attractively
arranged in the dining room of the
church and covers were laid for fifty.
over the table was hung a Fargo
college banner and on the tables were
potted plants with candles and festoon-
ings of crepe paper in the college
colors. The chandeliers were also
draped with college colors and six
young ladies of the church assisted
the Ladies' Aid in serving a four
course feast. After Dime Lloyd Mus
berger was appointed master of cere-
monies and toasts were responded to
ny several of the guests representing
the Glee club n orchestra. Julius
Weiser, second violinist, who has the
distinction of being the youngest mem
Der of the orchestra, ave a shor
speech and was followed by Clarence
Ransom, who represented the orchestra,
Harry Haggart gave a short talk for
the M. A. r. S, club Of which there
are several members in the orchestra,
Professor Vowles was called upon to
speak for the Girls club and was fol-
lowed by Miss Katherine Boice. Claire
Codd1ng as manager, gave a ~nanci
statement of the condition of the club
and Professor Stephens told of his
pleasure in being director of the pro-
gressive organization and predicted q
great future for the college orchestra
DR.. Walters was called upon and told
of the benefit to the community OF
music and of this musical Organiza-
ton In PARTICULAR. At the close Pro
fessor Stephens was presented with q
box upon which was written T dad
from the thirty kids and upon open,
ing it he found $50 in gold. The even,
ing was a decidedly enjoyable one anC
the oun people greatly appreciated
this courtesy from their director anC
his wife.
Mrs. E. NJ. O'Donnell and baby daugh'
ter left last evening accompanied BY
James O'Donnell for Minneapolis. Mr.
join his wife and baby and they will
make their home in that city. Mr.. ant
Mrs. O'Donnell have a host of friends
here who will greatly regret their de
parture and wish them much success
Mr.. O'Donnell has accepted a splendid
position in Minneapolis, having former
ly been employed here with the West
ern Newspaper union.
Mrs, Robert McCulloch and daughter
Miss Lillian, are expected home tn
latter part Of next week from a severa
weeks trip through the west.
Bismarck Tribune: Miss Marie Rid
ley, sister of Mrs. j. r. Gaffney, ha!
been visiting with the Gaffney's for 1
week. She returned to her home a
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Bismarck Tribune: Mr.. and Mrs. c
III. Crockard and son, Craig, arrived
home Thursday noon. Mr.. Crockart
has been away from the city abou
three weeks, attending to business mat.
tiers in the east. Mrs. Crockard ant
Craig left Friday for Fargo, where the!
visited friends until Mr.. Crockard join
ed them.
LaMoure Chronicle: Mr.. and Mrs
w. II. Hutchinson departed Wednes
day on their way to Fargo and Crane
at Fargo for a few days visit with he,
parents, while Mr.. Hutchinson wen
on to Grand Forks to attend severa
functions given this week by the Bach
elor fraternity of the U. N. d.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Wall %announc,
the engagement of their daughter
Charlotte Stanton Wall, to Edwil
Ruthven Lin of Aberdeen, S, d. TIL
wedding will a place next month.
Leslie Wheeler, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Wheeler of First avenue south
|, left Thursday evening for Pocatellc
Ida. where he has recently accepte,
a fine position. Mr.. Wheeler Will sto,l
brother j. Wheeler at Great. Falls
Mont.
I, r. J. Patterson of The Forum stat
I lGIL llIS dlJGIi1oOh IOI HIS OlAAo a
!. Kokmo, Ind, having been called by
telegram this morning telling of tn
serious Illness of his mother, Mr.
Virginia Sharpe Patterson.
Last evening over 100 young peopl
were guests of the Alpha Zeta frat
} ernity at the A. c. armory. The roor
J was prettily decorated for the occasion
, with crepe paper in chocolate brow
: and blue and a bower of palms an
ferns hid Putnam's splendid orchestr
who played a programme of lates
dance music. Several novelty mum
l bers with moonlight effect were enjoy
: ed and during the evening frappe wa
erved
DIR. Elizabeth Rindlaub returne
! home this morning from a severa
weeks trip with her brother, DR.. job
H.. Rindlaub, who remained over for
few days visit with his people 4
! Wisconsin. They went with a part
{ of friends to Honolulu and points i
California and report a very enjoyabl
trip.
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