The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-06-15

J. H., a
beautiful Nyack-on-the-Hudso Be-
fore returning TO Fargo In the fall.
Mrs. 'Hansel will also visit relatives
at Hackensack, Crawford and Newark.
Wilmington, Del, and at Erie, Penn,
stopping at the latter place on her
way home. President Hansel expects
to spend at least a months vacation
this summer with Mrs. Hansei at
Nyack k-on-the-Hudson, leaving here
later in the season.
Miss Dorothy Ashland. of the Roose-
velt school faculty, is to entertain the
other teachers of that school at dinner
at her home, 71S Eleventh street north,
this evening.
Miss Anna Nestos, who has been
teaching at Buxton, N. D., and who has
been visiting relatives and friends in
morning for her home at Portland, N.
d., where she will spend the summer
Miss Nestos was also here to attend
4. A. c. 'A'f0'S'S at the
The ladies of the North Side Priscilla
club were very pleasantly entertained
Peters. of College street The afternoon
was spent in the usual way, socially
and with fancywork as the diversion,
and the hostess served lunch. Among
the twenty. present were two out-of-
town guests, Miss Eunice Peters, of
Keokuk, Ia, sister-in-law Of the
hostess, and Mrs. Nelson. of Madison,
Wis. The club adjourned Yesterday not
to meet again until in the fall.
3D.
Mrs. Keeley, who has been spend
ing the winter here with her SON and
student, and Miss Esther Keeley, a
student at Fargo college, Is preparing
to move back to BarnesviIle, the
familys home' the latter part Of this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A NJ. Smith and
smitS swG childFe9 Miss Helen and Martin
been stopping over in Fargo at the
Gardner since Tuesday, on their way
home from visit to New York city
night. Prior, to the family moving from
Fargo to Seattle a couple of years
ago, Mr.. Smith was very prominent in
insurance circles, in North Dakota,
ager of the Mutual Life Insurance
company, with headquarters in Fargo
He now has similar position with
the same company, at Seattle Mr.. and
Mrs: Smith have many warm friends
in this city.
Weekly Spectrum: The appointment
Weekly Spectrum has finally been
ratified by the Commission His name
has been before the Commission for
SouS lline past put owing to the new
ruling that went into effect this year
his appointment has not been ratified
until lately. Alfred Matters has already
nag some experience, with the paper
workings of the system. The paper
next year should be the best that the
college has seen.
Mrs. A. F. ColweII, Of the R1enha,n,
apartments, was hostess this after
noon at an informal tea given COM
plimentary to Mrs. A. NJ. Smith, form
friends, but now of Seattle. The ' guests @
were few old friends of Mrs. Smith,
and the affair was the occasion OF
several very delightful reunions.
Miss Helen Emmons, director of kim
| dergarten work in the public schools
here this past year, expects to leave
| Saturday night for Big Stcne Lake. s.
D., where she will visit for several
days, and from there goes to her home
in Chicago for a brief stay Miss EN-
mons viii spend the summer at White
Lake, Mich, with her mother, who has
already preceded her there. They will
return to Fargo in the fall.
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Jake VanEs of 917 Tenth avenue
north who underwent an operation for
appendicitis Tuesday morning at St.
john's hospital, is doing as well as
| VIC NAPSIlCOs Ills Illduy
hope for his speedy recovery.
A number of the members of the
Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity of Fargo
college left this morning for Eddy
Lodge, Lake Melissa, for brief outing.
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Unless inclement weather interferes
with the plans, the young men Of the
Old Scouts club and their friends are
to enjoy picnic this evening, the first
the club has held this season. The plan
is to start up the river in q launch
about 1880 o'clock, for a picnic supper,
and Victrola will be taken along, ru
furnish music. Probably about thirty
will participate in the outing The
Old Scouts club was organized little
over year ago, and large number
of picnics and other social affairs were
enjoyed last season.
J. r. Keithley and wife left We'd
nesday for Boston, where they will
spend the summer vacation with the
latter's parents, returning early in the
fall. Mr.. Keithley is manager Of the
dairy department at the North Dakota
Agricultural college.