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

Mrs. Edwin Clapp and Miss Dorothy
Hanna will leave Monday afternoon for
the east where they will spend a month
visiting with friends. They will spend
most of that time in New York city,
where in June they will be Joined BY
Clapp. The party will sail on June
IL for Norway where they will attend
the great Norwegian celebration. They
will also travel on the continent be-
fore they return.
Mrs. Jerome Freeman Of Devils Lake
is visiting in the city as the guest Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Nichols. She will be here about a fort
night.
The Drama club will meet at the
Civic center on Monday afternoon and
the attendance of all members Is desir-
ed. Mrs. B. B. Hutchinson will read
Ibsen's Brand.
Mrs. C. N. Callander and Mrs. B. A,
Orr will give a dinner on Friday even.
ing at the Calendar home, on ThirC
avenue south Friday evening for thu
,hembers of the Sigma. Theta sorority
of Fargo college, of which they are
pa]tronesses. Covers will be placed fol
thirty and a theatre party In the even
ing will follow the dinner. Miss Mar
garet Mitchell, a spring bride and 4
lllGlllb0I Vi IO ~ Al No W.
guest of honor. An out-Of-tOwn CUES
will be Miss Crandall a charted member
of the sorority.
Mrs. w. J. Awty will give a lunch
con on Tuesday AFTERNOON at the Com,
twelve guests, Moorhead and Fargo
friends.
The Glee club of the A. c.. assisted
I- - y 49, ,Rn-t 81 n~1 tHN. @rn -
squad will give a concert in the armor!
Friday night. This concert will b,
similar to the one given on their tril
last March.
Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Pollock o
Dubuque, Ia, arrived in the city toda,
from the west, to make d short visi
in the home of their brother, Judg
Chas. A. Pollock. Mr.. Pollock is tn
credit manager for the John T. Han
of Dubuque, and with his wife is re
turning from quite an extended visit t
Los Angeles, San Francisco and othe
| cities in the west.
Mrs. Russell of Minneapolis will ar
the illness of her daughter. Miss Jea.
Russell, a teacher in the Moorhead hig,
| school.
Mrs. Helen S. Noble of Minneapoli
studied the tango and the maxixe !
Vienna, Paris and Berlin the comm
season. In Vienna she will pay espec
ial attention to the latest modification
of the waltz, as Vienna is preeminentl
study the italian dance that has bee
commended by the pope, the furlant
an italian f~olk-dance that has bee
much neglected of late years: "Th
reason ] go to Europe for my ideas
dancing" said Mrs. Noble, "is becaus
Europeans have such excellent dancer
I suppose it Is because of the artist
temperament that makes them sue
good artists in all lines. Our best Am
erican dangers are unnoticed there i
a room full of Partisan dancers, for in
stance. They love it, you see, al
then, they are naturally graceful. Thu
is why I brought Andree to MinneapC
lis. I wanted the people there to Sc
a real European male dancer, Fahnt
stock I consider especially clever. ThE
Is why I am bringing him to the Spalc
ing for the dansant Saturday Afternoon
Shall I remain in Europe indefinitely
Oh, no, l like to go there for ne
ideas, but T would rather work he
out in America" F.,
st. Paul Pioneer Press: That societ
is as enthusiastic as ever In regard
dancing is evidenced by the POPULAR,
| u IH0 cOlICGS 4 - "AASA "
be given Thursday, Friday and Satu
day evenings at The st. Paul: Mar
reservations have been made for eac
evening when Miss Ruth Elliott al
Robert Archer Bowlby. Of Chicago w
give exhibition dances, later danctr
with the guests. Two new dances w
be Introduced each evening and wi
include the Vienese waltz, Argentil
tango, hesitation waltz and Brazilis
make. IS the "thes ~dansants" ar
the "soires dansants" do not seem
suffice. groups of the younger marrit
men and women and members of IL
set have formed classes
pursue the art and meet three times
week. Thursday, Friday and saturds
evenings the classes will meet befo
the regular "soires dansantes."
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. White vi
return to Fargo on Monday after 6
absence of a rear in Germany al
Washington, d. G.. Mr.. Whites heal
is fully restored and he is anxious
get back to business again.
j.. r. Gaffaney of Jamestown is
Sunday visitor in Fargo. Mr.. Gaffan'
has recently purchased the Jamestov
{ move his family there as soon as
Il suitable ocation can be secured.
: Nine Moorhead ladies are attendil
the meeting of the Ninth district Fe
: Grafton or Women's clubs, in Crookst'
this week. These include Mrs. Villa
I Russell, president OF the Ninth distri
: club; Mrs, VIM. ID. Titus, president
the local Woman's club; Mrs. e..
Sharp, Mrs. F.. A.. Weld, Mrs. FIR
: Stalley, Mrs. III, j.. Harris, Mrs. ID.