The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-13

Following the ceremony the wedding
| dinner will be served by Mrs. Wolf.
The reception will be held from S to Q
o'clock.
The Music section of the Fine Arts
club will not meet tomorrow but will
postpone the meeting for one week.
The freshman class of the Moorhead
high school will entertain the Eighth
grade students at a reception Saturday
evening at the Moorhead high school,
The Ladies' Aid society of the Ply
mouth Congregational church will be
entertained tomorrow afternoon at the
home of Mrs. James Mckee, of 91S
Twelfth avenue north. ~ large attend
ance is desired,
The Fargo College Glce club will
give their sixth annual concert at
Stones auditorium, Thursday evening
of this week. After the concert. the
members Of the club will give a dinner
for a number Of their friends.
The senior class of the Moerhea
high school have decided upon Friday
| evening, May % as the date for their
| annual class play. Miss Elizabeth
Nickel expression supervisor in the
| Moorhead schools IL in charge. The
class will present Brown of Harvard.
The students of Sacred Heart aca-
demy are ~rehearsing M~id-summers
Night Dream which they will present
1S, The senior class OF the high school
will present, A Modern Version OF Gin
derella at the Grand theatre on the ev-
ening of June s.
The scandinavian W. C., r. u. gave
9 delightful social last evening for
First Lutheran church. 4 musical pro-.
gram was given consisting of numbers
by Miss Ruth Larson, vocal solo, Miss
h ;s L dpphbns0n ar gif nifv s IeIm snG Mis snd
duet by the Misses Arvis and Lucille
Dyer. Mrs. Clara barrow and Mrs.
,Weible then gave snnraEe talks FOL
Navremoen. : Refreshments concluded
the evenings entertainment
The Goodfellowship circle of tho
First Presbyterian church enjoyed 3
banquet last evening in the junior
room of the church which was served
by the losing side in a membership
Of the contest were invited to the
church at s o'clock where the banquet
was served. A number Of surprises
awaited hem however, Tor instead OF =
banquet, a fake dinner was served, This
afforded much amusement after which
the real dinner was brought on. Toasts
called roasts followed with Rev, Tho-'
mas Graham in charge aa$toast master.
The following toasts were given: Rev,
Mr.. Graham, Roast Master; welcome,
Paul Bunce; Should Aud Acquaintance
be Forgot, Mr.. Auld; The Ladies, Chas.
Dawson; The Gentlemen. Miss Painter;
The students, Dean Robinson; To tho
VictoYs belong the Spells. Hewison Poll
lock: Finale, Mrs. Hubbell.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid society
had it's regular business and social
meeting Yesterday in the church par
Tors. Some interesting reports were
given. Eleven divisions have made a
total of eleven hundred ninety-seyen
calls during the first quarter OF the
year. The March division leads with
one hundred seventy calls, The free
will Easter offering which was substi-
ttuted for the Easter sale this year, has
already reached $50, with some divis-
ion reports not yet completed. Most of
the afternoon was spent informally,
with sociability and needlework. RE-
freshmsnts were served by the May
division. Mines. F.. ~. Howell. NJ. n.
Hatcher. r.. G. Ransche. ] A. Hatcher,
j, Crest. I'll. e. Goodrich. w. G.. Green.
H. Hance. J.. I'll Hall, It. u. Graham,
II. nj. Graves. w. II. Heller, c.. w,
Haggart, e. CHASER serving as hostega-