The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-01-13
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discussing plans. for the Y" W. c.. A.
nnance campaign.
William Bland of Marion, O., is visit
ing in the city, at the home of his son,
Charles Bland.
The Misses Margaret HOLSTER, Lu-
Gle Bristol, Enid Erickson and Kath-
ERNIE Wheelock will leave tomorrow
morning, for Lake Alfred, Florida,
Where they will spend two months as
guests at the Hollister winter home.
Enroute they will visit in several Of
the eastern cities.
The Drama Section of the Fine Arts
ctub met yesterday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock at the Civic center. The fol-
lowing programme was given:
Chapter X.
German Drama-"Hennel
Miss Luger and Mrs. B.. A. Orr.
Drama Miss Porter.
DR.. and Mrs. J. E. Frenette Of the
colonial apartments celebrated their
tenth wedding anniversary Saturday
evening by entertaining thirty Of their
friends. Cards were the diversion Of
the evening. In remembrance Of he
occasion, the guests presented DR.. and
Mrs. Frenette with a handsome candel-
bra.
held open house last evening at the Y.
w. G. A. Early in the evening a pro-
gramme was given the feature num-
hers of which was a, reading THE Day
Of O. the Under Dog" by Miss Perley Of
Perley gave, Down East a dialect
story.
The party that the knights Of Col
umbus are going to give Wednesday
night promises to surpass any that they
given this year and the commit
tee ins charge Is working hard to see
fhnf lN In- ~@@1 +-a II
visiting Knights who might be in Far
on that night are cordially invited
to attend.
Friends in the city have received
word from Charles Rodger that he Is
enjoying his southern trip immensely.
Mr.. Rodgers is now in Knoxville,
south. He had planned to return to
Fargo about Jan: 10, but has changed
his plans n will not return until the
first Of ext month. g,
The pledges Of the Sigma Theta
sorority entertained the members at a
prettily appointed tea yesterday after
at the home Of Mrs. A. L. Wall:
A pretty color scheme Of yellow and
was carried out, jonquils being
for the floral decorations. Presid-
ing at the tea tables were Miss Jean
Wilson and Helen Stevenson.
In honor of Miss Lucy Weld. the
Witches of the Moorhead normal school
were hostesses last evening. The at
hall and the evening spent
in hemming towels for the bride elect.
At the conclusion of the evening a
dainty lunch was served. The .house
and table decorations were in pink ana
and pink carnations were used
on the supper table.
Mr.. and Mrs. CIV. Darling of
Vesta. Cal, formerly Of Fargo
entertained the North Dakota people
who are spending the winter at San
Diego, at their nome last week. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Dud-
ley Benton, Mary Benton, Tom Osgoods
Mr.. and Mrs. Keeney and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Edwards and family, Mr..
and Mrs. T. S. Young, Mr.. n Mrs.
Erhman. Lulu shortridge: and Mrs. 2.
c.. Geary of Fargo and Editor Wfnship
and family of Grand Forks. The guests
spent the day, enjoying a. picnic lunch
en- under the orange trees and talking
over old times and former acquaintain-
ces.
Among the social events Of the week
is "The Russian Honeymoon" which
will be presented at the Little Country
theater, Thursday n Friday evening,
by the Edwin Booth dramatic club or
the Agricultural college. The play Is
being staged under the direction OF
Miss Katherine York. The cast is as
Alexis Petrovitch, a jorneyman Oat-
er Count de Woroffski) .....
.-... ......... -. Reginald corey
Po1eska, his wife. ]. !. Genevieve Grover
Vladimer. his sister. ...
Louise L~Fitzgefald
Ivan, a. shoemaker. Royal Drummond
his daughter. Kitty Keye
Koulikoff Demetrovitch. intendant Of
the count g.. A. M, Anderson
OHip, q peasant ........W VIM. ArYold
Time, 1850.
Acts I and sII-Room In house Of
Ivan.
Act I~II--Drawing room at the castle.
Along the many prenuptial affairs.
which are being given this week for
Miss Lucy Weld was the informal
party, given yesterday after
noon by Mrs. A. Ballard ana Miss,
Dredge of Moorhead at the home
Of the former. Each guest was given
a parcel containing material for tea
These were made and given to
the guest Of honor, at the close of the
afternoon with a recipe book, which
made by the guests after the
luncheon hour. At s o'clock a two
curse luncheon was served by the hos.
tess, carried out In a color scheme of
red and white. There were forty-five
guests present. the guest list Including
the lady members OF the Moorhead