The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-01

them to this meeting.
Henry Reddy of Cooperstown
was an out-of-town guest at the Alpha
MI party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Froling of Maple
ton are spending the day in. the city
visiting with relatives.
Miss Winifred Smith Of ST. Paul spent
Saturday and Sunday in Fargo as a
guest Of Miss nellie McCarty. +
Oscar Winton of Esheridge, Mont,
was an over Sunday visitor in the city.
Whlle here ne visited at the home OF
riends.
spending a few days with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler of Second ave-
nue. south
Ambrose Boucher of Beach is
spending a few days in Fargo. HI is
connected with the Emerson-Branting-
ham Arm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward F. Spaulding
OF valley City have returned home ait
er an over Sunday visit in the city as
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Irish.
The Expression class of the Moorhead
high school will give a play at the
high school Wednesday evening under
the direction Of Miss Elizabeth Nickel.
The sketch Is entitled Mr.. Bob"
Miss Fern Barnes left this morning
for Casselton, N. D., where she will
commence her work as instructor in
schools. The position has been filled
by Miss Isabelle Rose who recently re-
sighed.
Miss Nell Bishop entertained the
members of the Sigma Beta sorority at
her home Saturday evening in honor of
the out-of-town members who spent
their Thanksgiving vacations in the
city. Needlework was the diversion Of
the afternoon.
The combined societies of the First
congregational church will hold their
annual church p and sale Friday,
Dec. 5, at the church. The sale will
commence in the afternoon, supper at
6:15, and the sale continuing through
out the evening.
The ladies OF the Christian church
will give a chicken pie supper IN con-
nection with their bazaar on Dec. 3,
will find suitable m beautiful gifts
for their lady friends at this bazaar.
Dressed. dolls will be a speciality.
The Yeomen will give the third of a
series of dancing parties tomorrow
evening. Dec. 2, in the A. o. U. w.
nall. These parties are informal and
have been well attended. Those hold
ing invitations for the series are COR
daily invited to the party Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. A. G.. Aal entertained Satur-
day evening in honor of Mrs. Lewis
Hegge Of Portland who is her house
guest. There were sixteen guests pre-
sent and progressive games were the
entertainment Of the evening. The prizes
were awarded to Miss Inez Hanke, and
Mrs. A. Stratum.
Mrs. c.. r. Amidon will entertain to-
morrow afternoon in compliment to
Miss Irma Erwin. The announcement
has been made of Miss Twins ap-
preaching marriage to Josiah Poplar
and this is the first of many pre-nup-
tial affairs to be given in her honor.
The marriage of Miss Irwin and Mr..
Poplar will be solemnized this month
The Home Economics Section Of the
Fine Arts club will meet tomorrow. aft
ernoon, Dec. q in the lecture room of
Ceres hall at 4 o'clock Home Econ
omics day will be observed and Miss
Stoner will read a paper on the life
of Ellen H. Richards. A contribution
will be taken for the Ellen Richards
Memorial fund and suffrage calendars
VIII be sold, the proceeds for which
will go towards the same fund. All
club members of the city are cordially
invited to attend the meeting.
The Alpha Mu fraternity of the A.
c. entertained a few friends at a little
party in the Sons of Norway hall on
Saturday evening. The guests arrived
at s p. m, and after informal dancing
from $50 until 10 a german followed,
unique stunts being pulled off. This
was followed by informal dancing, aft
er which a light repast was served.
President Worst, Dean and Mrs. Ladd,
Dean and Mrs. Keene and Mr.. and Mrs.
Steve Birch were the guests of honor.
The prediction tina Fargo audiences
would have a dearth of good things
this year is not coming true Another
treat in store for us is the appearance
Of Cora Mel Patten Of Chi a e on Mon
day. Dec. 8, In the First Congregational
church. Out of her extensive roper
tUire of over sixty of the modern plays,
THE Pigeon" by Galsworthy has been
chosen. Miss Patten is an artist OF
high order and her Interpretation Of
this popular, modern drama Is antici-
pated with much interest. Miss Pat
ten comes under the direction of Mrs.
Remington and Mrs. Hutchinson, as
sisted by the Drama Section of the Fine
Arts club.
Mrs. O. J. Hagen of Moorhead was
hostess at a reception this afternoon in
compliment to Miss Elenor Rushfeldt a
bride of midwinter. The hours were 8
to 6 o'clock and receiving with the
hostess and honored guest was Mrs.
| Rushfeldt Of Hawley, Mimi. The re-
ception was in the nature Of a Jap
anese tea and the tea room was decor
ated with quantities Of cherry blossoms
n wisteria and the reception room
with pink chrysanthemums. Assisting
Mrs. Hagen throughout the rooms were
the Misses Lucy Weld. Edith Marden,
Dorie La Valley n the Misses Rush