The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-04-10
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paTlors. 1t is hoped that all teachers
Will make an effort to be present.
Mrs. w. S.. Lowman has returned to
net nome on Thirteenth street south
after spending several weeks in Min
at the bedside Of her sister.
VINO is now improving nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Snyder Of Eight
avenue north announce the engage
ment or their daughter, Miss Laura. to
al ar 4 ipt MSvesty. o The wedding viii be
future. ~
The Y. P. s.. of the st. Paurs
Lutheran church, meets Friday even
ing at 8 o'clock in the church pariors
corner OF Fifth street and Sixth avenue
north. Mrs. N. J. Brevig will serve re-
freshments and members and friends
are welcome.
Miss Elizabeth Warner Of st, Paul
MINI. is expected tomorrow morning
TO be the guest for a week of Miss
Dorothy Dalrymple of Ninth street
south. A number of delightful affairs
during her stay in the city. Miss Mae
Howe Will be hostess at luncheon on
Saturday and Miss Dalrymple is plan
nlng an informal dancing party for
early in the week.
The Book and Thimble club enjoyed
a pleasant meeting yesterday afternoon
at the home OF Mrs. C. r. RueteII ON
Seventh avenue south and the after
noon was spent with sewing and book
talk. Mrs. Kemp read a magazine story
Country Up and Back. Mrs. RuetelI
was assisted in serving a dainty lunch
by her sister, Miss Steele. The cIub
of Mrs. Geo. Nichols on Seventh avenue
south.
Bismarck Tribune: Mr.. and Mrs.
Snow or Fargo are in the city, work.
ing In the interest Of the North Da-
kota Sunday School association. OF
which Mr. snow is secretary. A meet
chapel Monday evening, and another
meeting will be held this afternoon. It
seems that there was a branch Of this
but 1T seems to have lapsed, md it is
the object of Mr.. and Mrs. Snow to
~reorganize this branch.
The wedding Of Miss Adah Stern.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Max Stern
Of this city, was solemnized at the
o'clock last evening, in the pressnce
of relatives and friends of Miss Stern
and Mr.. Greenebaum. DR.. Emil Hlrsch
e the marriage service n Miss
honor. John Greenebaum, brother OF
the bridegroom, was best man and AL
fred T. Leopold served as master of
ceremonies. A wedding dinner follow
"AASA VA oi1u
Mrs. Greenebaum left for New York,
where they will set sail April 12 for
Europe for a several weeks honey
moon. They will be at home upon their
return at the Lake Shore Country
club, :
Mrs. Frank McKone and Mrs. John
Schruth entertained yesterday after
noon from 4 o'clock until 6 in honor
Of Miss Evelyn Hector whose mar
Mass. will be an event Of next week.
In the receiving line were with Mrs.
McKone, Mrs. Schruth and Miss Hector,
were Mrs. John H. McGill and daughter,
Miss Harriet. of Boston, Mass. and
Miss Margaret Sewall OF Bath, Me,
Presiding at the tea service were Mrs.
Chesbro Smith and Mrs. Roy Baker
Kone and Mrs. schruth were Mrs. A.
Mrs. r. B. Weibie and a group Of
young ladies. Miss Lou Ciel Quirk, Miss
The appointments for the occasion
were very beautiful and this event is
the first of a series which will be
given for Miss Hector during the next
ten days.
Five young ladies of the A. G. have
organised a new sorority and nave
chosen for their name, Chi Gamma Psi.
The charter members drew up a con-
stitution and submitted 1t to the
faculty, who approved and accepted 1t
and on last Friday evening seven new
members were taken in. The initia-
tory ceremony was held at the home
of Miss Whitman and afterward the
performance al the Grand was enjoy
ed. Continuing the festivities on
Saturday evening, the young ladies
were entertained at a banquet at the
Hotel Annex. the charter members
being hostesses. This new organiza-
tion has been promoted with the OBJ
ject of promoting higher average
scholarships and to establish a closer
relation of friendship between the
students and faculty. The following
members are now enrolled, the first
five being charter members. Jennie
simmons, president; Amy Whitman,
secretary; Elsie Stark, treasurer;
Mabel Cox, Ethel Poole, Rosabene
Magill, Veta Berner, Edna Bowers,