The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-03

ERTHapS one OF the most peAuLlLHllSs
appointed and delightful events OF the
college social season was the annual
senior ball last evening given by the
senior class Of the IA. C. at the college
arrnorT. Over $50 young people from
the local colleges and young society.
set, as well as a number from out of
town. spent one of the happiest even
ings OF the year and all Were e1thus-
Iiastic in their praise of the seniors as
hosts and hostesses. The armory new
err looked more attractive than last
evening and the. decorative scheme WAS
one requiring a great deal of artistic
talent and very much of time and labor
but the result was worth while and
added much to the pleasure of the
evening. AS the ceiling of the armorys
is very high, this was TeInedfed by al
canopy OF crepe paper streamers which
were draped from the balcony to the
of the ceiling and this was en-
tirelY Of blue. At intervals from the
canopy were hung large number OF
lanterns which cast a subdued light
over the scene below. In the center
of h canopy was an arrangement with
white ~affording background for a.
1913 transparency in black and orange,
the class colors, setf IN a cluster Of white
flowers, Illuminated by electric lights.
A bower vas arranged#at one end of
the armory screened with palms for
Putnam's eight piece orchestra, and
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and were most elaborate. The cover
was of yellow leather with senior
BALI in gilt across the front. Al 'front.'
piece of a sweet girl graduate in
sap ~ soWl ss , ysls a~ppluPtlals
anq insiue was me uance programme
ana on tne pack y the atronstand
.p~atfonesses and the list OF committees.
The programme commenced at 9
O'clock and twenty-four numbers of
the most popular dance ml,sic were
.nlaved ME regular dances u,ara ysr1
naro a., ,,ia : ~ ~ eiissas mHaIit
,,sss : : 49, tba 5a.,sass ~ al,7a
We So IL upoi rs uaii1s.s III WHICH,
VIE Ielscteu lhyt4ads OF piue spots
and in another a slide was placed in
the lantern composed of rainbow coll
ors. which were affentiyalv infercFa no..
ed. Several other novel effects in spot
lights were also used. During the
evening two IF tho vnI,nq coIlaasa a;rls
served Fro nna froy, q a. 49, ~
49, /, - a.s luLls piue
- ~ Patiohssses u lHs
SnenlHS WERE res. ana MIS-. ) h
Worst, Dean Mrs. p. +. Ladd,a
Dean and Mrs. j.. Fl. Shepperd. Dean
and Mrs. E. S. Keene and Miss Stoner
Tha ser;nrs GREATLY anrraa;a+ad H.
fact that a great MANY If the fac,,lty
uraar nrasa,9 TLa
49,, $500 ~ iosi coH
tlLl9ed from y U CLOCK untll a.. M,
ana every was hlled with rare
pleasure for all who were SO fortunate
as to be present.
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chaTininps host a nd hostess lac W. 80
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n naT+me+ts =, aiah+ .r.at f;.;S ~ ~
in honor Of q T Hambro ~ ! natoS
Mem ri, Z, ,S;tos - y LipISo
city his week. The table v was nre tfs
with mink roses aud tbe 1900 81 = ne :
q yery daIiehffIl ono vas
49, $500 Iale
- ! SIr miil ND lhteFesIed 70 KNOW
lnat WI. ana MIS-: a. =. CelWelI nave
ntoEeu IIoin tHelF nome on Eighth
street southt ana VIII occupy the apart
EIeIst lscensly yaeated by mrs, u. u.
solsom IN the Blenheim flats, corner of
second avenue and Eighth street south.
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Mrs. Ella Henderson, one of theBpio-
neer ladies of this city, who has been
making her home at Winona, Mimi.
will arrive in the city soon and will
make her home at the Woman's Board
ing nome on Eighth street south. Mrs.
Henderson spent the summer at the
spend several months there this sum-
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The Woman's Boarding; Home assoc
ing Yesterday afternoon at the home on
Eighth street south. "A number of Wis
slltlng ladies were present and one new
member was taken into the associa-
ed upon and offered some valuable and
much appreciated advice. "A short bus
mess session was held and arrange
repairs, At the close of the afternoon
nice r~efreshments were served.
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One OF the delightful events of the
coming week will be the entertainment.
at the Civic centre on Monday eve-
ming, May 5, when st. Cecelia's s. guild of
Gethsemane cathedral will present the
comedy, Spring Fever, under the di-
rection of Mrs. Hutchinson. The pro-
gramrne will m promptly at
S:15 o'clock to allow plenty of time
for a social o. to follow. The seem
cry will be furnished by Bergstrom &
one. The time and place for the set
ting is set on a late afternoon in May
at a sitting-room in a Paris hotel. The.
cast is as follows.
Janet Mrs, ibbar
yJacqueline Miss T,lI.reI
Julia Miss Guthrie
10 ~. :. Miss Lane
Mrs. Jack, their chaperon
Mrs Dowifne
Dicky Trent Il. Edmund Otis Freeman
Marie. a maid. ~. Miss Ruth Miller
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