The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-11
SOCIAL NOTES

Miss Alma Wentworth Of Litchville.
~. D., Is visiting friends in the city.
Eli Jones OF Luverne, Mimi, was the
guest Of supt. j. W. Riley n family
yesterday.
Mrs. J J. Fleckler, $40 Ninth avenue
south; has issued invitations to a
pridge luncheon for Friday afternoon,
Feb. Is.
Mrs. Jesse Moore, who has been quite
III for, the past two weeks. Is much
improved and able to be up a little
each day.
Miss Edna Johnson has returned to
her home in jamestown, N. D., after a
visit with her sister, Mrs. Vincent
Cornwall.
Mrs. Fl. Davidson Of the Mount Yer
non apartments is entertaining a num-
Der of friends this afternoon. Auction
bridge is the diversion
The Washington Neighborhood club
tendance is desired. A feature of the
program will be magic lantern slides.
The executive committee of the Cass
County Sunday School association We're
given a luncheon yesterday afternoon
at the z. w. c. A. cafetria. Covers
were placed for six guests.
The Yeomen entertained their friends
at the Columbus hall last evening at
the second of a series Of parties. There
was a large attendance and the even
ing was a delightful one for all.
The members of the Chua Hunka
Punk sorority have issued Invitations
will be among the Valentine day hos
tesses. They will entertain at the Sons
of, Norway hall Saturday evening, Feb,
ID.
The Cathedral club are making plans
for an entertainment to be given at the
sketch entitled tracing the Music
Following is h cast Of characters:
John Smith. Ira Cline; pick, Harry
Lamb; Rev. j.. Smith, Henry Boisvert;
Duffel, Ed Cosgrif; Mable, Helen
Stubbs; Nora, Miss Clifford; Mrs. Point
ing, Mae Foy; Miss Fotherengay, Miss
Delmore. ..'
Grand Forks -Times:& That it is not
the correct thing for students to ex-
change dances ahead Of time for the
Junior prom at the state university.
was the sentiment expressed by many
of the members of the faculty and stud
ent body at the institution. The an
nual affair is scheduled to take place
next Friday evening, and the majority
of students have already filled their
programs. This means tina members
of the faculty, alumni and a large num-
Der OF SCuQenLS VINO nave recently QS~
cided to attend the party, will be dis
eliminated against SO far as t dance
program goes This is a plan which
has been practiced at the institution
for several years, and 1t is time that II
be ended, in the opinion of many uni
versity people. There will be thirty
dances on he program this year. II
is the wish of the faculty and the jun
Tors that all dances be called off. II
this is done, all who are planning or
attending the function will be able tc
secure sufficient Dances. Every year
several members of the alumni decide
to come in for the prom a few days
before 1t takes place. but they general.
" have a hard time to get dances witt
anybody besides their own partners
This Is not considered fair and an ap.
peal has been made to the students tc
see that 1t does not happen this year
A concert will be given In the gymnas
iurn, starting at z O'Clock Friday even.
ing and the dancing will start at 7:3j
O'clock. This will enable everybody t.
fill UP their programs. 1t has also beer
decided to serve supper after the prom
instead of at 10 o'clock. The suppel