The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-06-13

trical. The italian woman carried her
self more gracefully, perhaps, ouf II
was conceded that her ness IF Flv ali
the types of beauty, according to tn.
noted Worth, the American type was
the most enduring. The Father OF
FRENCH Fashions" as he Is sGm9tl 4ns
erican: She has a complexion whose
color rises and falls in charming. tints
that show health. Her figure is hand
too light, while on an average an inch
taller than that Of her European SIS
ter, is supported by a grace, every
movement Of which becomes 1t, and she
a figure that, If at all, does not lose its
delightful symmetry until h has
passed her 4Oth year"
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Hon. ]. T. Hoge, of Under
wood, N. D., and Mrs. Matilda NJ. Ras-
mussen of Minneapolis. The wedding
took place in the Forest room of the
ing, June 9. Mrs. G. P. Ealverson, a
lifelong friend of the bride, acted as
natron of honor. Rev. c. K. Solberg
Of the Bethlehem Norwegian Lutheran
bride whose home was formerly IN
North Dakota became a resident of
Minneapolis seven years ago., where she
attended the university of Minnesota,
ana later became d IuSIIDSt u IL AdS-
ulty Of Minnesota college. Mr.. Hoge Is
we'll known throughout his own state,
as we'll as in the states of Iowa and
Minnesota. He Is an attorney by pro-
~fession, a member of the legislature,
and now a candidate for commissioner
of agriculture and immigration of the
state of North Dakota. The newly mar
ried couple will reside at Underwood,
N. D, and will be at home to their
friends after July l.
o.
The Eta Chi Omega sorority enter
tanned at a slumber party last night,
nue. south, in honor of the senior mem
bers, Misses CAIRO and Stella Buchan-
an and Inez Ayrea. A splendid time
was reported.
Nine members of the senior class al
the university of North Dakota have
been elected to membership in the Phi
Beta Kappa honorary fraternity, 8
chapter Of which Is being installed al
the institution. The new MEMBERS are
Dahl, Anne Poupore, Hilda Olson, Mar
garet Plank and George Perrott, Ceci
Mckay and Ray Tompkins. This IL
the complete list Of students to B.
~ization his year. The basis for cleo
ton is scholarship, but the numbe
selected can at NJ time exceed one
sixth of the entire class. The Noftl
l Inv StIopLCI VI l. AA Iva r w.
obtained last summer, but the installa
ton was postponed until commence
ment time. DR.. Edwin A. Grosvenor
president of the national organiZat!or
arrived in the city from Amherst, Mass
to install the new chapter. DR.. eros
Venor is head of the department of in
ternational law at Amherst college. II
I will deliver the main address at tn tn
Ideals of Phi Beta Kappa. The install
alton ceremonies will take place a
$3.50 o'clock in the auditorium Of WOOD
worth hall, The public Is cordially in
vited to attend the ceremonies. Dea
Vernon P. Squires has been selected t
make the opening remark for the 10
cal chapter. DR.. William G. Bek viii
be the next speaker and he will glv
an historical address. Following Dl
Bek's address Mr.. Grosversor will rea'
the charter and present it formally
Prof. Charles E. Carpenter will accep
the charter. Pres: e. L, MoVey vii
behalf of the university. The closin;
number on the program will be tn
~inging Of the Alma Mater.
The Fargo college commencemen
gregational church, Tuesday Afternoon
at / o'clock. The ladies of the churc
will serve the dinner.
Mrs. H. r. Turner and daughter
Gladys will leave Monday for Grea
Falls, Mont, wher they will visit NJ
and Mrs. John Peterson, formerly o
This city, for three or four weeks.
Mrs. c. N. Calendar will entertain
company of friends Tuesday Afternoon
complimentary to her nieces, the Misse
Calendar Of West Virginia.
Miss Alma Carlson of Moorhead
entertaining this afternoon in honor {
Miss Anna. Gilbertson, a June brid'
The affair is a parcel shower.
= Mrs. ]. F. Godfrey and two children
left this morning for Boston, Mass
where they will spend the summe
s months visiting with relatives.
Miss Marguerite Beard has gone eas
for a fortnight's visit with friends BIZ
fore going abroad. She will sail frol
meet her brother, Hubert Beard,
student at oxford college. The two wi
spend the summer touring the contir
ent.
|" Mrs. v. E. Verne and daughter, weI
to Minneapolis yesterday for a three
four weeks visit with relatives.
The Book and Thimble club will me,
on Wednesday afternoon at the hon
= of Mrs. w. c.. Hamilton, of 325 Eight
= avenue south.
Miss Anne Schuyler who has bee
teaching in Montana the past Year h;
returned home to spend her summer
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and MI
c. c.. Schuyler.
The many Fargo friends of Mr.. al
Mrs. John Peterson and little daught
Ruth. formerly of this city, will be il
. terested to- learn that after spendir
s. the past winter in Helena, Mont, tn,