The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-01

friends in the city who are planning
social events In her honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. omstead Of Grand
Forks are visiting friends In the city
this week. 81 ..',.
Ernest Ashland is expected home to-
morrow evening from u. s. Naval
Training station at Great Lakes, Ill.
tie VIII visit In Fargo about ten days.
Mrs. Arthur Olsen. 4o7 Eighth street
south Viii give two ~luncheons this
week. The FIRST is on Friday afternoon
az her nome and the other Saturday
afternoon.
are rehearaing Miss Dolton's Orchids,
by Mary Cameron. which they will
present at the Y. w. G. A. Within the
next two weeks. The play will be
open to the public. .,
The music section of the Fine Arts
= o'clock at the Civic Center. Miss
Hall Will render a program OF indian
songs n will giye . talk on the Life
z number Of selections and Mrs. Il. o.
kallgren will sing.
The Eastern Star ladies are planning.
e minstrel show for the early part OF
May although no definite date has been
decided upon. A meeting Of the COM
mlttee VIII be held Saturday evening
At the Fargo Conservatory of music,
Mrs. A. j. Stevens acting as hostess.
The. cast wilt be made up, mostly of
Eastern Star members.
Mrs. w. s. Lowman returned last
evening from Minneapolis, where she
and her daughters the Misses Lowman
have spent the past two months. max
ing their home at the bennington
hotel. The Misses Lowman are now
visiting friends at Hastings, Mimi. M
home until the first Of May. Miss
catherine Lowman Is expected home
the first of next week.
Miss Edith Marden, Ninth street
south, Moorhead. gave a dinner last
eeyning in compliment to Miss Dorrie
LaValley and Norman 5rophy. whose
row. The dinner hour was Z o'clock.
With covers for twelve. which included
me members Of the Mardon, Drophy
ments were 10 pink and white, and
gracfng the center Of the table was a
basket Of roses and lilies Of the val
Icy: MISS ~Lavalley,s and Mr.. Rrophy's
pink roses. Miss Essa Hamilton as
sisted the hostess.
Mrs. @. C. Grafton was hostess to the
members of the Eskimo club at a 7
O'Clock dinner last evening at the
Gardner hotel. An elaborate course
dinner was served with pink and white
a predoninating color scheme, and
covers placed for twelve guests. After
the dinner hour, 500 was played at
three tables the remainder Of the even
ine. Mrs. A. Conan will be the next
hostess. entertaining her guests at her
home on Second avenu south, Tuesday
evening, April II. This will be the
last meeting at which time the win
ing six will banquet the winners the
following week which will close the
club year.
Prof. 3. Fl. Koch or the state uni
versity has just received an invitation
to. deliver one of the main addresses
Drama League Of America, which is
%5Gaifoi IS, g & snd As 81 4 rn ehlls 9iIl be
My " other college professors on
Of Harvard university and Archibald
Henderson of the University or North
Carolina. There will be. however,
several other very prominent persons
for Professo Koch to be asked to speak.
He will talk on The Acted Drama in
me University. Professor Koch rs
director of the dramatic work at the
University OF North Dakota and IS Il
Well recognized authority In his field.
Plans are being made for a big meet
ing tEls year and it IS expected that
DELEGATES will attend from many dis-
Ierent cities. The Sock and Buskin
society of the state university Is
AFFILIATED with this national ORGANIZE
ton. Percival Chubb, who is in
charge of preparations for the big
pageant at st. Louis, VIII appear on
the program also. Among tho prom
inent theatre managers. to attend will
be Harrison Grey Fiske and win
throp Ames. In addition to Professor
Baker of Harvard two. other well |
known dramatic clubs will appear on
the program and they are Walter |
Prichard Eaton n Cnarres Caffn |
OF New York. Augustus Thomas and |
Percy Mackaye will be distinguished
playwrlghts to attend the gathering.