The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-03
expect to have a city Of about 10000

600 people," - ~O' N
Mrs. I: Herbst has left for the swin
cities where she will spend a week on
business. "
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Beiseker of Fes-
senden, n. D., are spending the day In
the city visiting with friends.
Mrs. J. D. ellis will give a. luncheon
tomorrow afternoon for the Maids and
Matrons at her home in the ARLINGTON
apartments. Covers will be placed for
The members of the women's Board
Saturday evening at the Boarding home
on Eighth street south, in regular ses-
sion. All those Interested are REQUEST
ed to be present,
The Athletic association of the Da-
kota Business college will give a dane
i hagf, party f5fs at exa the ! knig Tats 81 Columbus
party OF g series given this winter 5y
the organization.
Mrs. Arthur Olsen will entertain
twelve friends at a thimbls bee tomor-
row afternoon at her home on Eighth
street south. On Monday afternoon
ladies' at a thtrnble bee.
Walter Bayard, a student at the
North Dakota university, arrived in
the city last evening to spend his
spring vacation at the home Of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. s. Fl. Bayard, Of
Second avenue south.
E. Fl. ~Stranahan and son have re-
turned home from Palm Beach, Fla.
Mr.. Stranahan reports a delightful
winter. He especially enjoyed the golf
links as he is a golf enthusiast.
The w. C. 7. u. are giving a. suffrage
tea this afternoon at the home of Mrs.
F II: Wilder, Mrs. e c. Gearey and
af&tern mdlder t aSting as hostesses Of the
O'Clock and a cordial invitation is ex-
tended to anyone interested. Mr.. Mar
tin of Chicago will speak on Illinois
Suffrage.
Mrs. Frank P. Allen of lisbon, who
mas been the guest of Mrs. James Ay-
len, 1920 Fifth street north. for the past |
two weeks, concluded her visit yester- |
day n returned to her home. Her
charming personality has won for Mrs. |
Alien many friends in Fargo, among |
whom she is always welcomed at their |
homes.
Mrs. e.. G. Guthrie, was given a. sur
prise party last evening. In honor Of
her birthday anniversary. The affair
given at the home of Mrs. J. J. |
Jordan Of Second avenue out There
diversion of the evening. Mrs. Guthrie
was presented with a set Of salad forks
as o remembrance of the occasion.
The Music Section of the Fine Arts
club met yesterday afternoon at the
Civic Center with a good attendance.
MISS Hall gave an interesting talk on
the Life OF the Indians and rendered
several Indian ong She wore an
Indian costume which made the num-
Der doubly interesting. Miss Gormley
played and Mrs. II. o. Kallgren com
the program with two vocal
Bismarck Tribune: Invitations ara
out announcing the sixth annual ball
be given by the members OF Co. A
held in the armory. on Mon
day, April 10. Elaborate preparations
are to be made for the affair, which
promises to be one of the incest Of
the season in public dances. Tickets
are placed at So. Co. A Is in fine con-
dition, and is a credit to the city. The
boys have a fine armory, and one
which is expensive to keep UP.
The annual tour Of the University
Mems Glee club commenced today and
the members are registered at the Wal
dorf en- Route to LaMoure, where they
will give a concert this evening. The fol-
is the schedule for the trip:
LaMoure, April 3; Jamestown, April a.;
April S; Dickinson, April q:
City. April 8; Darlington, April
9: Fessenden, April 10; Williston, April
II; Minot, April 13 and Ro1la, April
ID. Later in April, the club will make
home concert of the university club
at Grand Forks. during the
Of April, also.