The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-02-12
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es In North Dakota.
The Harmony Dancing club will give
the last of their series of dancing par
ties this evening at Stones auditorium.
The Harmony club is an organization
which was completed at the commence
ment of the social season just past ana
their parties have been most delight
fuI.
His many friends will be very pleased
to learn that j. G.. Benedict Is able
to be about again for a short while at
time, although he is not fully recov-
cred from his recent illness. Mr.. Bene-
dict was able to be down the street yes
terday for the first time and is recoV-
ering nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Z. Magill are EN-
route home from San Diego, CAL. where
they were called a fortnight ago by
the illness of Mr.. Magill's mother, Mrs.
s. G. Magill. Mrs. Magill is recover
ing nicely and Mr.. and Mrs. Magill
expect to arrive home about Saturday.
They are travelling via the N. p. route.
Miss Ada Nesbit, grand matron for
the state of North Dakota, is expected
from Grand Forks to be a guest at
Star tomorrow evening. The banquet
will be given at 6 o'clock preceding
the regular meeting and the honor
guests will include charter members
duu lnS SEdlu lhahLOAS hlSS ANSSDAN'
Miss Jean Hanna is again with her
parents, Gov. and Mrs. L. B. Hanna at
the executive mansion in Bismarck and
a number of delightful events are be-
ing given in her honor at the capital
city. The Tribune has the following
item: Mrs. Remington entertained at
a tea for Miss Hanna Saturday after
noon. The reception rooms were beau
tifully decorated with red roses and
red capped tapers. About thirty of the
young friends of the hostess called
during the afternoon. Miss Remington
was assisted by her mother, Mrs. NJ.
H. Jewell. and Mrs. F. L. Conklin.
The Young Peoples alliance of the
Evangelical church met last evening
at the home of Miss Cora Suckow,
1923 Sixth street south, to- hold its reg
ular monthly business meeting. A large
number of young people were present
and the interest and membership are
growing, as was shown by the reports
of the various committees. The bust
ness session was followed by social
hour, being in the nature of valen-
tine party. The hostess, assisted by
Miss Myrtle Blanchard, served dainty
refreshments at the close of the even
ing. All present report an enJoyable
time. The next business, meeting VIII
he held at the home of Miss Rose
Teichmann, 10 Tenth street south, on
Tuesday. March II.
Grand FORKS Iln1eSs MRS. La. u. I1dE-
lett was hostess this afternoon at her
Belmont avenue residence for the Crit
tenton circle and the occasion was the
February social afternoon. Groups of
ladies called from 3 to o'clock and
during the afternoon Miss Helen Davies
of the high school faculty gave an in
teresting talk on Hull House in Chi
cago, made famous by Miss Jane Ad-
dams. Miss Davies possesses a thor
ough knowledge of this institution and
her talk proved an educational treat
that was thoroughly enjoyed. Mrs.
Pearl Blough, police matron, spoke
Parsons favored with group of songs
including A Perfect Day by Bond, and
A Winter Lullaby by DeKoven. The
afternoon was brought to delightful
close with service of dainty refresh
ments.
Bismarck Tribune: Next Saturday
and Sunday will be red letter days in
knights of Columbus circles, for on
those days members of the order from
all parts of North Dakota will" gather
in Bismarck to participate in the big
ceremonial session and banquet On
Saturday evening, Feb: 15, the newly
elected officers of Bismarck council
will be installed by District Deputy
John H. Fleming Of Fargo; sunday
candidates. will attend high mass in
a body, at st. Mary's church, at which
there will be special music and appro-
pirate sermon. Beginning at 1880 p.
M, the three degrees will be conferred
on class OF fifty. The first and sec
ond degrees will be exemp1ified by the
Bismarck council and the work of the
third by a degree team from the east
In the evening will occur the banquet.
Music will be furnished by one of the
local orchestras and many prominent
members of the order will respond to
toasts. The wives and lady friends
of members and candidates will at
tend the banquet. Arrangements have
also been made for the entertainment
of the visiting ladies during the day.
The local knights are working to make
this one of the sbest limitations. ever
held in the state. s. III. & s