The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-16

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Mr.. and Mrs. William Plant moved
down to the lakes today, where they
were accompanied by Mrs. Plants
sister, Miss Anne Hendry who will be
their guest over Sunday.
The Woman's Home and Foreign
Missionary society Of the First Presby-
terrain church will hold their regular
meeting in the church p~arlors, on Tues
day afternoon at 3 o'clock. May 10. The
and Lawrence, and a cordial in
v~itation is extended to the public. The
is as follows:
Period. Mrs. J.. G. Love
on Alaska: Mrs. Al. J.. FeCkler |
Educational and Spiritual. ..........
..............Mrs. George Sweetland
Current Events. Mrs. Florence Bunce
A recital will be given at the Civic
Friday evening, May % at 81
by the pupils Of Miss Gcrtie A..
Lobben. The public is cordially invited.
The following program will be given;
s'D DorotHy and Walter F Forsberg g'''o'
Scarf Dance Chopin
Lucille Dyer
Duet, Evening Song .......... Sturmer
Goodwin Dosland, Walter Egge,
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Etudc NO. I ............. ~SlfedDDoS
Edna Olson
Little White Kitten. Mae Aileen Erb
Chauncey Simons
Inc HarVeSterS .............. ROEef5
Sweet Violets ........... Smallwood
Marie Johnson
'Trio-Gallop Militaire. .Chas. Mayer
Anna, Dorothy and Walter Forsberg
Blue Eyes, Brown Eyes Mae Aileen Ero
Mabel Paxton
L~illiputian Parade ............ Ducelle
Mountain Daisy .......... SmallWood
Walter Egge
Etude hOhIer
The Mountain Song ........... kohler
Dorothy Aashcim
Duet-Serenade Behr
f. Corrine and Goodwin Dosland
Alpine Song DucelIe
Primrose Dance ........... krogmann
Margaret SPOTS
Bubbling Spring .......... Rive-king
. Elizabeth Richards
Grandpa's Fiddle Song ........ Aletter
William Stearns ~
Country Dance ............ Beethoven
Two Pianos
Ards and Lucille Dyer, Anna Titus n
Dorothy Forsberg
Song of the Sea Shell. .Krogmann
Buttercups ........... Mae Atleen Erb
Clarence Smith 4,
Birds Lullabye ............ Spaulding
Jack Wilson
Bird Song ............ Mae Aileen Erb
Illustrative Jessie Gaynor
Boating Song ......., Mae Aileen Erb
Corrine Dosland
In the SpTingtime ............. Schecl
Dorothy Forsberg
Duet-March from Hungarian Rhap-
SOY GIiiz NG; Richards, Anna titus s''1S'
Les Bohemes March ........... Brown
Walter Forsberg
Morning Serenade ............: Miles
AS You Like 1t .......... EnG4emann
Pleasant Meeting .;.......... sart4rio
Song Without Words ...... Streabbog
Goodwin Dosland
Rustllng Woods ....:..... Baumgarten
Ards Dyer
Trio-Luspiel Overture .......... Bella
Mildred Elmer, Ards and Lucille Dyer.
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The Home Economics section of the
Fin Arts club will be the guests OF the
Home Economics auxiliary at Ceres
hall on Monday evening, May Is. This
will be the last meeting of the year
and will be a social meeting.
Mrs. Fl. F. May of Fourth street north
entertained a company of friends yes
terday afternoon. Sewing was the d.
version of the afternoon after which
the hostess served refreshments.
Mrs, J. P. Miller of the Marlborough
apartments went to Aberdeen, 8. D.,
this morning where she will join her
husband who is travelling in that Wei
nifty. They will TAX a six weeks trip
through Montana and will then visit
Yellowstone National park.
Mrs. J. E. Wulein of Portland, Ore,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. l.. l.. sykes
this month.
superintendent and Mrs. Edwards OF
Moorhead entertained the faculty mem
bers and all teachers of the schools and
1 thntr frinnHu ar fha nigh Scn00l laSl
evening, Cards and dancing made the
evening a pleasant one, after which re-
| freshments were served by the girls OF
the domestic science department. +
The senior class of the Moorhead
high school gave a picnic yesterday ur
the river, reaching their destination oy
hay rack. The picnic supper was en-
loved about $50 o'clock and they re-
turned about s. A number OF the rae
ulty members were guests. Il
Mrs p. r. Sherman of cakes, N, d.
is visiting in the city as the gueer -
| her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. DIXON.
The witches of the Moorhead norma
school will give their annual sprlns
dancing party this evening IN 1ng 81
| onf-of-town Witches are expected to
attend.
l III The Camp FIRE SlTlS navy pCCh =
ing a series of playlets in the Y. W. "
A. gymnasium. The last one was given
| by the Minnewashta group, the MISSES
| Burke, Hoeffling, Anderson and Mcken.
zie taking the leading parts. Special
| features were added through the gen
| erous efforts of Misses Iverson, Meyers
| Anderson and Wardahl. The next per
Torrance will be on May 10, when tbs
| Dakotans and P~ocahontas group vii!
present The Burglar. The Misses EN-
ma Blish, Hazel Duncan. Beatrice Ford
Polly Moore and Julia Thorpe will take
the leading parts. Special musical mum
bers will d to the program and Z
crowded house is assured.
Mrs. Byron Massey went to Gran
Forks today for a few days visit witt
friends.
The twelve girls Of Miss Fern Croth
er's Sunday school class gave a pro
| gressiye dinner last evening. The frs
course was served at s O'clock at tn.
home of Mrs. p. III. Stowe, 701 Thirteenth
street south and the appointments wer'
in red and green, the second course wa,
served at Miss Crothers' home. at 90
white predominated in the colo
the third course at the McCulloch HON
and white was used as 9 color scheme
on Fifth avenue, Miss Dorothy Yapl