The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-24

$. Porter of Lisbon who Is Mrs. NJ. A
Baldwin's guest.
Miss Edith Grasse of Moorhead was
hostess at a prettily appointed lunch
con at the Comstock hotel, with cover
tPr twelve. After the luncheon hour
the guests were entertained at an In.
formal musicale at the Grasse home.
Mrs. Thomas Murphy and Mrs. UNI
hocfer of Moorhead entertained a com
pany OF friends at cards last evening
II head prizes were awarded to Mrs
Garfield Rustad, n Mr.. Va~nderhorcl
and the consolation prizes to Mrs. "
RI. Diemert and Clarence Evanson.
Bismarck Tribune: The ladies of tn
eastern Star gave n OF the most en-
Joyable card parties OF the season yes
terday afternoon at the Masonic tenn
pie; There were twenty-four tables,
whist being the pleasure of the day.
The hall was beautiful with flags, tho
score cards and menu carrying out the
Washington birthday colors. Mrs
minnie Rusk was a guest of the ladies,
the entertainment committee. and as
sisted by Mrs. Lenhart, Mrs. Paris
Fields and others, contributed to the
enjoyment Of all the guests.
One of the prettiest functions of the
mid,Winter social season in Grand
en- yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Ezra 3.
Eddy and Mrs. Arthur l.. Netcher In
honor OF Mrs. Eddy's mother, Mrs. M.
Y. Eddy of Fargo and Mrs. Netcher's
den and Mrs. L. a. selger Of Leth.
bridge, Alta, The affair was one of the
most clever and original ever given In
Grand Forks. The guests gathered at
the home of Mrs. Eddy in the Dinnie
block where they were given small red
cherries with numbers, directing them
to the fiat of Mrs. Netcher in the same
block, where they We're received by
Mss NJ Matgarst Murphy in Martha a
numbers on the place cards at the small
tables which enabled the guests to
beautifully decorated with southern
snlilax which was artistically draped
and festooned. in every corner. A gem
eral color scheme OF, RED and white
was carried out. Hatchets and cher
ries were suspended from the ceiling
and tiny red, white and blue electric
bulbs were used for the lighting eff
feet. Handsome favors were awarded
to the holders of the high scores at the
licious buffet luncheon was served In
the dining room, where he decorative
scheme was further carried out. Mrs.
Miss Lucille Hale and Miss Evelyn Lysle
assisted in serving, Mrs. e. P. Kelly Of
Lakota, who is visiting at the home of
Mrs. Netcher. was an out of town guest.
The Coburn players, a company Of
finished actors whose sincerity, earn
est and painstaking work have made
them the leading educational factors in
the student life of today, will be at the
Fine Arts club Of Fargo, N. D., on June
3 and 4 in a series of three perfor-
mances with a matinee on the fourth.
Their appearance for the past number
of years under the auspices of promin-
ent universities, chautauquas, and 9TH
er educational bodies, has ~quickened
the interest and inspired a deeper APP
probation for the classical drama.
They nave everywhere received the
splendid support OF the general public
and the cordial endorsement of the
press. The advantage to students in
witnessing these performances is ex-
ceptional. Each presentation is his
torically correct and in every instance
typicaily representative of the times
portrayed. The company Includes only
those actors who are masters of e1ocu-
ton in the best Interpretation Of the
term. The melody of their voices, the
excellence Of their diction. are quali-
ties for which they are especially not
ed. There are Twenty-Five players In
all, each OF whom Is trained both in
the spirit and the techiltc OF the poetic
drama. They have for the past eight