The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-07

The advanced students. of the Dakota
evening at the Civic center. The pro-
gramme is as follows: The Fountain,
Aletter, Margaret Chandler. Minuett,
Paderewski, Ethel Moen; Second MAJ
Caprice, Newland, Marie Houkom; Vo-
Love is Kind, Old irish,
Dean Forsberg; Rustic of Spring. Sind
ing, GRACE Burdick; Polacct Brilliant,
6erfn He lara MGaasjo; The Trout, schu-
Through the Night, Old Welsh; Cradle
Song, Brahms, Elna Leach; Lore1v
SeeIlng, Marion Sutherland; Valse Arm
RRghsdiu9, dack H. Dela Scott; I%mpromptu.
Bunch Of Violets, D'Hardelot; In the
lark IN the Dew, Coonets, Olive Brais-
ner; lmpromptu, Schubert, Rhoda
R Si}eng9; n norafpr Ha zephyrs. Jenson-
the Dance. Weber, Howard case: I'M
promptu, Schubert, Mildred Alien
Miss Emelia L~angegrafe Is entertain
ing as ner over Sunday guest, her sis
on MS MIS- T.. IL. Baker of Portland,
gre. MRS; Baker is ,enroute to Arkan-
sas Hot Springs. .r'1"~N AN"
A real novelty became know, IN
Chicago when 257 leaders in society
were oen invited by one who knows" to
SPSSao1 IL LII ~ LHeE M2rH1
Gras at New Orleans, on which will be
carried a. ballroom on wheels. The
biggest car the Illinois Central owns
VII Pc transformed into a ballroom.
IL Will be one of. their Jumbo freightsN
and the floor will be refnished and
waved so that the dance ma contin,ie
at the rate of fifty milestan hour. .Tha
tram will be known as the Tango
special" While a freight car. is noe
generally considered an object of bean
ty, this particular one will have sides
covered with tapestry, a roof hidden
by artificial flowers and ends en-
OF curtains. Behind the ballroom car
Will be a library and parlor car.to pro
Woe room for the dancers So for as is
knoWn' 1t viii be the first case of
terry behind the railroads 257 social
list. Out of this list but eighty-two
passengers can be carried upon the
tango special, and no information is
persons who prepared the social list.
; train leaves Chicago, Saturday,
was held yesterday afternoon at the
Civic centre. The following programme
was given: The Coffee Trade, Mrs.
FOSTER; Rio Janeiro, Mrs. Boyd Com
Angel.
Elliott Richards and Charles Porrit
went to Perley, Mimi, this morning,
where they will visit friends a Few
days.
A, piano recital will be given at the
G~oncordia college. Monday afternoon,
Feb. 8. at 4 o'clock. A cordial invita-
tionsis extended to the public.
Mrs. II. T. Treat was hostess at a
prettily appointed luncheon yesterday
afternoon.sat 2 o'clock which was fol-
lowed by cards. Covers were placed
! for twenty guests. Mrs. w. 10. HaIIar
WAS awarded the prize at bridge.
49,
Many are planning move entertain
xnents In the nature Of valentine par.
ties for next week and among the hosi
and hostesses will be Prof. and Mrs. r
/ Il. Watkins of the Dakota Rusiness
| college. They will give as% vaIentine
party for their students Saturday even.
ing, Feb. IA.
Warrington Post, Feb. 4.--Mr. and
announce the engagement Of their
daughter, Dagnys to Mr.. Emory Cox
| son Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. u. Cog. o1
Washington, o. C. The wedding VIII!
take place Ia June. Mrs. Nelson and
Miss@Saelaon are spending the winter
Nelaon 10 q member OF the nrst class
Naval academy.
The Royal Naighbors o. Maydowei
camp No. 3031 extend authorization To
members and friends. Woodmen In
The Flaten hall Tuesday evening, Feb
10. 1914. The members will entertain
! with a. short programme of music and