The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-05-31

The illustration above is that Of
three well known young artists in
classic dancing, Dorothy Trautman,
Marvel Nichols and Evelyn Patterson,
reading from left to right, as they ap-
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5000 men are at present stationed, and
all through Texas, in which state she
visited numerous friends, nearly all of
the citizens go armed. She viewed some
of the places where several Americans
were killed in the recent trouble, and
reports the excitement there still at
high pitch. Mrs. Foy had the pleasure
of extended visits with her son and
two daughters, while in Arizona, the
former. being franklin Harrison, who
is in business at Oatman, Ariz., and
the two latter being Mrs. j. H. Primes
and Miss Adeline Harrison, both of
taking one of the principal roles in an
opera for which great preparation is
being made just now in Bisbee, Is to
join Mr.. and Mrs. Foy in Fargo in the
near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Allen, who have
been spending the winter In Long
Beach, Cal, expect to arrive home this
visited friends in Kansas City and Min
neapolis. en- route.
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Miss Mabel Holmes, who has been
at WdTTOdQ, TeIuEIlSu
home Tuesday to spend the summer
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. J: Holmes, of 702 Second street
north.
The many patrons and other friends
of Mrs. G. !. Meyers will be interested
to learn that she has taken into part
nership with her, Miss Delphene Ian
quired a haIf-interest in the Meyers
School of Dressmaking and shop. Miss
Lannoye has been in Fargo associated
with Mrs. Meyers in the dressmakine
Owing to the rapid growth of her pat
ronage, and the large number wishing
to enroll as students in her dressmak-
ing school, Mrs. Meyers has made ar
additional apartment in the same build
ing in which she is now located, Is
Eighth street south, obtaining posses
sion of the same on June Is. She viii
open her shop in that apartment with
a force of about fifteen girls. Miss Jen-
ME Tregerson, of Sacred Heart, MINI.
has just enrolled at the dressmakine
school for a three months course Of
instruction.
Covers were laid for twenty-six al
the annual breakfast party enjoyed by
the members of LaChom sorority OF
Fargo college Tuesday morning. The
breakfast was held at the G. M. Daw-
son home on Tenth street south, Mrs
Dawson being an aunt of one OF the
LaChom girls, Miss Elma Faust. A
delicious repast in three courses was
served at o'clock. and quantities Of
lilacs formed fragrant decorations
The place cards carried out the laven-
der color scheme. Among those pres
ent were three honorary members
Misses Clara Emerson and Lissie
Hodgson, and Mrs. G. r. Vowles. Miss
Marion Phillips of Jamestown, is
president of the LaChom sorority this
year. Following the breakfast de-
iightful automobile ride, three cars ac-
commodating the crowd, was enjoyed
Yesterday mornings festivities COM
prised thee oncluding social affair OF
the LaChom members this season.
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The girls of the Phi Upsilon omicror
sorority of the A. c. perpetrated 9
pleasant surprise on Miss Stoner, heac
of the home economics departlnenSs a :
the A. c.. Tuesday afternoon, holdlne
an informal social session in the moae'
diningroom of the domestic science ue-
partment at the college. MISS Haoiey
of that departments facu1Iy, anu ne
mother were also guests. The hostess-
es served a very attractive luncn, anC
twenty-five in all participated In tnt
affair The sorority members present-
ed Miss Stoner, who is not 10 dsnme ren1rn oe
souvenir spoon, engraved with the
Greek letters Of the sorority.
Mrs, f. A. Moody, of Sixth street
south. has as her guest for the sum
mer, her sister, Mrs. Charles L. heeo
of st. Paul.
All class and other activities at Far
90 college were suspended this after
noon from 2 to oSlock, In honor ol
the late James j. Hill, of st. Paul.
,1;ss pearl lambert expects to leav.
Fargo this evening for her home a.
Renyille, Mimi, where she will spenc
| the summer. She goes at this time tt
be in attendance at the wedding OF
sister, to take place next Saturday a.
| the Lambert home, but has resigned
| her position with the Northern Schoo
Supply Co., where she has been ste
nographer for the past tnree years
Miss lambert has many friends here
who will regret that she is not to re-
turn to Fargo.
Miss Anna Larson, Of the Hagen,
Newton jewelry store force, returned
| to Fargo last evening from Fergu
| Falls. Mimi, where she had been Wis
| iting at the home of her parents since
| last Saturday.
DR.. and Mrs. F. j. Anderson, of Crane
! Forks, returned home Monday iron
| Fargo, where they were over,Sunda!
| guests OF IrlSTIQS. uSy WOAO oAoO hSA
| on a business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Matters and Mrs
If. A Buck and the latters childrei
morning, visiting most Of the day q
1 tho home of Mrs Matters brother, e
| L. Burnham. The latters family Joine'
| them in visiting the graves OF the par
ents of Mrs Matters and Mr.. Burnham
Capt. and Mrs. j. w. Burnham, In tn
beautiful Wheatland cemetery. Captain
Burnham was a volunteer In the wa
of the rebellion. serving tnrougnou
| that long conflict, and his grandfather
Mai. John Burnham, served througnou
| the revolutionary war. b. L. Burnhan
| has in. his possession relic or price
less value to the family. 2 AIS SNORT of S ,Swpet
Hill, and which was presented to Majo
Burnham by General Lafayette. Dur.
ing the trip of the Fargo party yester-
where they visited several old friendi
of the Matters family. In that vicinit.
and near Erie, N. d., they saw man!
traces of the great damage done in tht
recent storm, the cyclone having doub-
led entirely over, windmill. amont
other havoc at Abercrombie. They re-
port that many other sightseers visited
the Erie vicinity yesterday. the storm
having been especially severe there
and many buildings being wrecked.
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The Blue and Gold staff for the en-
suing year at Fargo college is as fol
lows, the election having been held I
day or so ago: Editor-in-chief, Esthel
Dahl; associate editors, Locksley Bers
and Hewison Pollock; business manag-
| er, Rudolph OVERLY; and assistant bus
| mess manager, Martin Murrie.
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The active members of the Achoti
sorority of the A. G. were hostesse
Tuesday evening at the home of Mis-
Marion johnson, 925 Eleventh avenu,
north, at an affair complimentary t.
| the honorary members and the patron
and patronesses of the sorority. Th,
number included three honorary mem.