The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-03-29

The pupils Of the Eighth grade of
the Agassiz school gave a masquerade
party last evening In the gymnasium
Of the school for the boys basketball
team Of the Roosevelt school and the
girls basketball team of the Long
fellow school. The gymnasium was
beautifully decorated in the school
colors, red and black, forming an ef-
fective background for the many var
led costumes worn by the young peo-
pie. AS Soon as the guests had all ar
rived a grand march opened the pro-
ann of the evening and this was
followed by games, which helped to
establish a feeling Of informality n
jolly goodfellow ship, making the even
ing a happy one. In a. song contest,
where the guests were required TO
match pieces of paper upon which the
verse of a song had been written and
then sing it, prizes were won by Pro-
| fessor Mclean, Fern Stubs, John
Elliott and Bessie Stowe. In the
name writing contest the prize was
won by Bessie Stowe and the prizes
for the most unique costumes were
own by Bessie Gestie, who was dress
ed in Swedish costume, and by George
Faulters, who represented Priscilla.
At a convenient hour a tempting
lunch was served, the color scheme
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red pennants, which were placed in
the ices.
Miss Louise Stevenson, general Sec
rotary Of the Y. w. G. A., will leave
Thursday for Chicago, where she will
spend a day and will then go to Rich
mond, Va, where she will attend the
annual convention of the national as
ISOLATION. Miss Guernsey, junior Sec
--Az-.r -rpsTT Izn~-n AE-wInv a1HA-11a..
led by her nephew, Donald Guernsey,
who will remain with relatives while
Miss Guernsey attends the national
convention. During their absence
Mrs. McCarty will have charge OF
the Y. ..sgL. f#5
Mrs. VIM. Russell of Moorhsad is
entertaining Mrs. Thomas A. Rigrey
and little daughter of Laurel, Mont.
The. Pastors Aid society of the
First M. Z. church will meet Tuesday
afternoon at 3 o'clock in the junior
department of the church. HostesseE
will be Mrs. J. l. Angel, Mrs. E. d
Angel, Mrs. C. A. Pollock and Mrs
J.. B. Eaton.
On Thursday evening Miss RUBY
HeIgesen was delightfully."- surprise
at her home in the Hogan apartment
by ten of her girl friends in honor o
her birthday anniversary. Contests
and games were the evenings enter
tainment n in q guessing coutes
the prize was won by Miss Heller
Hauser and the consolation by Luell;
johnson. At a convenient hour a de
licious lunch was served with prett.
appointments.
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The Home Economics section Of tn
Fine Arts club held their first meet
ing this week and a splendid pro
gramme was carried out. Miss Stone
Of the home economics department o
rhe A. C. outlined the work for tn
balance of the year and enumeratet
r the topics which will be discussed a
!, follows: The Balanced Diet. Brea,
and Bread Making, Cereals in Diet
? and Vegetables and Their Uses, eacl
with demonstrations and illustrations
: Miss Stoner also gave a survey of tn
home economies movement and III
, results on the interests of women II
the home. in colleges, and in business
giving special tribute to Ellen II
Richards, whose influence Is fel
wherever the home economies move
ment has been known. Miss Linde
defined the terms used in the study o
foods, with classiflcations and tn
necessity of knowing the principals 0
. foods. A discussion brought tn
meeting to a close. The next meetin
will be held ON April s and Miss Jen
sen will talk on The Days Ration:
, All desiring to join this section of tn
l Fine Arts club are cordially invite
to attend his meeting.