The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-02

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nesday afternoon.
Moorhead over the Great Northern this
evening.
The largest and prettiest student So
cial function of the college year took
place in the Agricultural college arm
DRY last evening. The armOry was at
tractively and artisticaIly decorated
with spring Colors and carried out with
a number OF May baskets suggestive of
May day. In the center of the floor was
a huge MaypOle, the streamers of which
formed a beautiful canopy, in~terspersed
with rows of Japanese lanterns and
butterflies, The baskets contained
chrysanthemums and sweet peas and
the streamers Of the MaypOle were in
rainbow colors. The west end of the
hall was screened off with palms and
ferns, where a seven piece orchestra
played the dance music. Informal
o'clock at which time, the president of
the class David Somqulst and Miss
Katherine York led the grand march,
introducing many unique and pretty
figures. At $3.50 o'clock the regular
dance program consisting of twenty
dances were commenced and continued
until 1890 o'clock. There were about
seventy couples present and the fol-
lowing acting as ChaperOneS, Pres. n
Mrs. j. H. Worst, Prof. and j. H.
Sheppard, Prof. and Mrs. E. F. Ladd,
Prof. and Mrs. H. l.. Bolley, Prof. and
! Mrs. E. S. Keene, and Prof. and Mrs.
H. w. McArdle and Mrs. and Mrs.
W. A. Yoder and Miss Nina Stoner.
Throughout the evening, the West
Point rules of dancing were Observed.
The committees for the affair were as
follows: Decorations, Mildred Wheel
er, Grace Radford- Alice Tibart, Dean
M~endenhall and George Gustafson; re-
freshments, Alma Erickson, Marion Cox
and George Glen; music, Robert Pear
| san. - 1,ifofinn GNar NnH6i notnn ppr-
tina Camp, and Elizabeth Booth; floor
committee, Dean Mendenhall and Ga
briel Lundy.
The Ladies' Aid society ofthe First
Methodist church will meet in the
church parlors on Tuesday afternoon
at 8 o'clock. The hostesses for the af-
ernoon will be Mesdames Calendar,
Wall. Frank, Lowell, Moore and Smith.
hold their regular meeting on MONDAY
evening A large attendance is desired
Initiation will@be held.
Mr. and Mrs. William onner Of De-
troit are visiting friends in the city
over the week end;
Mrs. C.. Klines Of Park Raplds M ha !
]returned home after a weeks WISH Will
relatives in the city;
The Cass County Graduate Nurses
association are holding a meetlng a
the Y. w. c.. A. parlors this AFTER
noon. A number of out-ot-toWh guests
are present.
The bible class of the First Baptis'
church will give a supper at the hurc
parlors on Monday evening", at 90
o'clock. A business meeting Will 1oI'
low the supper hour.
Miss Topping Of the Florence Critten
ton home will leave Monday evening
for Memphis, Tenn, where she WllI al
tend the convention OF the Natlona! as
ISOLATION of Charities and Corrections
as the official delegate appointed o!
; Governor Hanna. She Will De ava.
, about a month.
: The Teacher Training department. o
the sunday school and of the Frs
CONGREGATIONAL church will have publ
graduation exercises at the church OF
Friday evening, May 10. There Will D
l three classes to graduate this year, an
l arrangements have been made for
very Interesting program.
The music pupils of Miss M. u
Goodheart gave a recital last evening
\ at her home, 1907 Eleventh street mort
r humble of visitors being present an
: the following program was given atte
Poet and Peasant Overture......Supp
Jeanette Peterson, Teacher.
n March Of the Militaire. 49,. .~Streabbot
Amy Burling.
Pretty Sunshine Waltz. M. Greenwol
Ruth Sample
Ribben Polka ............ Carl Blan
e Anna Nordsletten. Teacher:
St. Paul Waltz Edith iiii Pfan. S'FeaO00
Myrtle Gallop ............ Streabbo
Eva Knapp
AS the Dance Goes On Waltz; fjicbn.
d Elizabeth Hughes.
Gladys stenson, Teacher.
e Little Fairy Waltz, .~.streaboo
vi Bessie Burling
= Ocean Breeze, Waltz 10. Krogman
william Hardy
Choral Waltz ...n:.:.. streaboo
Dora Dighton
Flower Fairies, Waltz. Fear
n Helen Knapp
'Af f1] Jeanette Peterson
Peri waltz ;Mi;itieDrii ght GaSS' T. Ai0e'
o Comedy Overture. ........ Keler-Be
VI Jeanette Peterson, Teacher.
II Honey Bell Polka .......... Streabbo
= Mile Mcmillan
= Waltz of the Forest Sprite. .Kru
y Amy Burling
II When Miss Eleanor Randolph Wi
+ son, youngest daughter of Presider
and Mrs. Wilson, and William G.. M
la AuOO, secretary uL IIS u Ill
n married mex Thursday, the ceremor
ID will be performed in the blue room
% the White House. AS the guest lii
has been limited to members Of tt
le two families, the cabinet and the viz
% president. the White House decide
- not to use the large east room, whic
"a was the scene of the wedding last NJ
vember, Of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Bowt
Sayre. President Cleveland was ma
II ried in the blue room, the central pal
n lor of the three which connects tt
id east room and the state dining room
The room, notable as the scene
70 many historic events, is hung in heav
corded blue silk and is handsome
furnished in white, blue and gold.
silver tea service, supplemented by
n pair Of silver c~andelabra, is the houl
ii of representatives wedding present I.
a Miss Eleanor Wilson, the president
Youngest daughter, whose marrias
will take place IN May Z. The 81
was chosen by q committee Of ii
n house. headed by Representative Mar
OF Illinois. the minority leader. 1t w
&c be suitably engraved and sent to Il
lie White House probably this week. III
OF present, simple but elegant in desig
9 consists of q massive tray, not wat
60 kettle, tea pot and cream pitcher. Tl
I house gift to Miss Jessie Woodro
: Wilson upon the occasion OF her ma
r. rage to Francis B. Sayre was q oil
to mond cavalier set in platinum