The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-16

from three to seven. The Dakotans, a
SToup organized at the II. w. Tele-
phone Co.. will meet tonight when
seven new members will be taken in.
Miss Katherine Hathaway was hos
tess on Tuesday evening to the young
ladies' of the Young Women's guild Of
the First Congregational church at her
home on Sixth avenue south. The time
was spent with sewing and chat and
az a convenient hour a tempting lunch
was served by the hostess.
Mrs. J. l. Graves was hostess Tues
day afternoon to the N. 81 N club at
her home on Seventh avenue south.
Bridge was the diversion of the day
AND following the game a delicious
luncheon was served from the card
tables. Mrs. Fred Whiting Will be
hostess mex week
Mrs. r ~. Wilder returned home last
evening from an interesting business
and pleasure trip to the east. She left
Fargo early in December for Chicago
where she arrived in time to attend
the last day Of the national committee
meeting OF the progressive party. She
then went to washington, ID. c., where
she worked in the interest of the Ken-
Won -Shepard bill which is in the in7
terest OF the prevention OF shipment
of liquors into dry states. h spent
q great deal of the time in the senate
listening to the arguments and stated
that although a majority OF the Sena-
tors expressed themselves In favor Of
the bill. still it was doubtful If it
would be brought to a vote at this
session. While in washington, Mrs.
Wilder was the guest of MIR Wflder's
brother r. wv. Wilder and family. She
remained there until after Christmas
and then went to Meadville, Pa, where
she visited for a couple OF weeks with
her people and returned home via Chi
cago where n spent several days.
Grand Forks Herald: The eleventh
annual junior promenade which is the
most important social function in uni-
versity circles. win take place on Fri
day evening, in the gymnasium, which
will be deliberately decorated with he
university colors of pink and green.
The committees have worked untiring-
remembered. The programmes are Of
maroon and gold, class colors. They
are red leather booklets in the form Of
cases and tied with gold cord
with the letters North Dakota and the
hgures. 1914, engraved on the cover.
The patrons n -patronesses for the
prom will be Gov. and Mrs. L. b,
Hanna, Hon. and Mrs. TracyeR. Bangs,
dent and Mrs. Franklin /. McVey,
Judge and Mrs, N. C. Young, Hon. and
Mrs. p. x. ~Spoonheim, Hon. and Mrs.
II q ~EIelgesen, Dean and Mrs Calvin
H. Crouch, Dean and Mrs. Earle j.
Babcock. Dean and Mrs. Robert L.
Henry, Dean and Mrs. Harley 70.
French, Dean Melvin A. Brannon, Dean
French, Dean Melvin "A. Brannon, Dean
Ella M. Fulton, Prof. and Mrs. p. X.
Chandler and DIR. and Mrs. "A. j. Ladd.
The members OF the various commit
tees are as follows: Arrangements,
Miss Elsie Dahl, president of the class;
Archie j. Palmer, floor manager; La
Rue L. Shaw, business manager; dec
oratioDs. Miss Vera Kelsey. chairman,
Mack Traynor, Roy Gilby. Ernest Le-
bachan. Miss Ina Currie. Miss Clara
Smith, Chester Fritz, Lawrence Fee
than, Lester Smith. Miss Alice Kolars,
Miss Ella Flynn, Miss Edna Rasmus-
sen, Lyle Rich; refreshments, Miss
Emily Covert. chairman. Miss Grace
Hilleboe, Lawrence Plank, Albert John.
son: Invitations. Miss mt PoupOre,
chairman. Miss Olga s~erumgard. Mis-
GATHERINGS McDougalL. Randall Larson;
music, Oscar Preble, chairman, Miss
Eva Rorke and Miss Frances Collins;
programmes, Ray jacobson, chairman,
Miss Ethel Halcrow, Miss Avis Wright;
upon their return home expect TO spend
some time with friends here.
Rev. and Mrs. q. J. Powell Of Bill
ings. Mont. are expected in the city
this week to spend a couple Of days