The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-11-14
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of Wimbledon. state suffrage associa-
tton president. and Mrs. Elsie Benedict
Of Denver, national field worker. the
latter two being honor guests. partiCi-
pated. The luncheon was served at the
Waldorf hotel. At the conclusion OF
the repast. Mrs. Benedict told the party
something Of the recent campaign in
South Dakota, in which she assisted.
ence OF the local workers and the two
others above named was held this
morning and continued for a time this
afternoon. An itinerary for Mrs. Bene-
dict to cover the larger part OF this
state, is being arranged. and will prob
ably be completed by some time tomor-
row. Many interested in suffrage are
planning to attend the reception this
afternoon at 4 o'clock at the DIR. e. NJ.
Darrow home, on Eighth street south.
The Ladies' Aid society of st. Paurs
Lutheran church will meet Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. NJ. Bo-
lene, 915 Seventh street south.
Section of Gethsemane guild will
hold a supper in the crypt of the Epis-
copal cathedral Wednesday evening.
Nov. Is, beginning at 6:20 o'clock. 1t
will be open to the public.
Misses Martha Kranz and Ruth Tate,
alumna members of the Delta Phi Gam
ma sorority of Fargo college. were hon
or guests Monday evening at a pretty
dinner party given by Mrs. William II.
Warner, of Twelfth street south. Miss
Kranz and Miss Tate, both of whom are
teaching at Heaton, are here to attend
the meetings of the n. D. e. A. this
week.
Miss Beatrice Olson, Of the Ellendale
normal faculty, will arrive Wednesday
morning to attend the meetings of the
n. D. e. A.
Completing the election OF it's Off
GERS for the year was the important
club of Fargo college that was held
Monday evening at the college. Donald
Hall was elected president of the club
several weeks ago, and those chosen for
Grant Webster, vice president; Ray
mond Barrett. secretary; and Marion
Smith. treasurer. The club is planning
very active seasons work.
Miss Essa Lee Hamilton, of this city,
Miss Mary Boynton and Miss Jessie
Ferup, all of whom are teaching at VAL
ley City, are expected to arrive in Far
go this evening to attend the n. j.. T..
A. sessions, and will be guests for the
remainder of the week at the home OF
Miss Hamilton's parents, Dr.. and Mrs.
w. c. Hamilton. Sixth avenue south.
Mrs. II. r. Warrington. of III Fifth
street north. very pleasantly entertain
ed twenty young people Monday eve
ming as a surprise , on Walter iteTA! Arnold,
at the A. G. The affair was in celebra-
tion of Mr.. Arnolds birthday anniver-
sary Various games, together with
trying their skill in candymakipG af-
piano numbers were given by Miss Ella
Berg. The hostess served nice lunch,
and carnations were used as the decor
ations.
Raymond Shaver, Charles Loomis and
John Cecil, pledges of the u ct A fra
ternity of Fargo college, are to be the
honor guests at a fraternity party that
will be held at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Horner. on Sixth street
south. next Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. 6. Metcalf and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Schoenig, all OF
Barnesville, visited in this city Monday
evening at the home of Mrs. Metcalf's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, A. F. Emerson:
on North Broadway. The party motored
to Fargo yesterday and attended the
Fargo college-agricultural college foot
ball game in the afternoon.
The Kadona club, managed by Percy
Beals, Arthur Paulsrud and Frank Bas-
sett is to give the first Of its series OF
dancing parties Wednesday evening of
u.
and patronesses of the club are Dean
and Mrs. f. S. Keene, 1t. and Mrs. F. B.
Carrithers. and Coach and Mrs. Paul
Davis. Cliffs six-piece orchestra is to
play, and a number OF novel features
are planned. -~
Mr.. and Mrs. William. D. Sewall. OF
Bath, Me-, will arrive in Fargo this
afternoon for visit at the home of
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Hector. Miss Dorothy Sewall.
another daughter, has been guest at
the Hector home for some time.
The Original Kadona club. under the
management of Ray Bolsinger is to
give the first of it's winter series of
dancing parties on Saturday evening
Knights of Columbus hall.
Mrs. F. l.. Beals. of 1924 Tenth street
north, whose son, George Beals, is pres
ent captain of the Fargo high school
football team, is to be hostess this eve
ming at $50 o'clock banquet. At which
covers will be laid for twenty. The
guests, aside from the members of the
football team. will be Supt. Arthur
Deamer, Prin. 3. c. Tighe. Coach Thorn
as Crull and grade schools Physical
Director B. III. Robbins. A program of
toasts and responses has been arranged.
and before adjournment captain for
next years football team of the Far
go high school is to be elected.
Mrs. o. A. Simonson and Mrs. f. e.
Hansche are to be hostesses this eve
ming at the Hansche home, 912 Sixth
street south. to the Sunday school
teachers of the st. Marks English
Lutheran church. There will be a short
business meeting, followed by social
time and lunch.
Miss Lille b. Bowers, of this city,
well known w. c. T. u. worker. is
spending few days in Minot this week.
addressing various meetings in the In
terest of the organization which she
represents.
Misses Mildred Allen. Winnie Sanborn.
Gertrude Cullen and Mildred Reineke,
all of this city, were pledged Monday
evening to the Sigma Theta sorority of
Fargo college, the formal service being
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