The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-09-16

AS this is the nrSt social event or the
college year, 1t is looked forward to
with great pleasure.
o.
The Senior B. Y. P. U. of the First
Baptist church gave a banquet in the
church diningroom last evening to the
junior and intermediate departments
The committee in charge of the ar
rangements was composed of Prof. H.
o. Werner, Blanche Sim, Florence Web
ster and Chester Belcher. and the eve
ming was very successful one, due to
their efforts. About fifty were present
and the banquet " served at $50
o'clock. at long tab. $. the senior, in
termediate and Junior societies being
grouped separately. Tee rooms and the
tables were beautifully decorated with
asparagus ferns. The younger people
jolly time was enjoyed with games, etc,
before the banquet. After the banquet
program of toasts was given, with
Miss Alice Hoover, of the intermediate
department, as the very efficient and
clever toastmistress. She called on
Leslie Ball, of the intermediate depart
ment, and he responded with a toast on
Our Juniors and Intermediates. Next
Alice Baldwin, of the junior depart
ment, gave a toast on Sticktoitiveness,
and Marian Peterson, of the junior
department, had for her subject.
berg. of the Intermediates, responded
with a talk on Spizerinctum, and Prof.
| H. o. Werner, superintendent of the
| seniors, gave fine talk on What We
Are Here For. After the program of
| toasts. each department adjourned to
it's respective classroom for the annual
| election of officers, and a social time
was enjoyed before the happy crowd
| dispersed to their homes.
~
Mrs. Lynn Miller, of Minneapolis,
| who has been the guest of Mrs. B. G.
Miller. of Tenth street north, has re-
turned to her home.
Miss Jessie Mahon, a former Fargo
girl, who has been visiting friends in
ing for Aneta, near which place she
will teach school.
Miss Winifred O'Donnell, of 1104
Seventh street north, left for Ellen
dale yesterday morning. where she will
| teach in the high school the comma
year. Miss O'Donnell has taught in
Ellendale for several years.
Mrs. Richard o'Malley, of III Eighth
street north, returned to Fargo Mon
day night after a three weeks visit
Rice. Mimi, and her father, Mr.. Weber
| of st. Joseph, MINI. She also attended
the Minnesota State fair. She was &C
companied home by her father, who
jamestown to visit his son, j. B. Web
er, who resides there.
| %
Mrs. Ed Herringer, of 211 Eleventh
| street north, entertained yesterday aft
| ernoon in honor Of her mother, Mrs. c.
| c. Collins, who recently returned from
| Redstone, Mont, after months visit
there with her son. Fancywork and
Victrola music were the diversions OF
the afternoon.
Miss Frances Donnelly, OF Fifth ave
nue. south is entertaining Miss Mona
Norby attended the Gadski recital las.
| night. "
Miss Mabel Tilden, of First avenue
north, is spending her vacation in Min
| neapolis.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mccoy, OF
| Grandin, announce the engagement and
approaching marriage of their daugh-
ter. Cecilia, to Peter v. Dwyer, OF
ciai affair of Oct. II.
DIR. and Mrs. James Aylen, OF
Tenth street south, entertained al
their home yesterday at four-course
luncheon in honor Of Mrs: Savers. OF
| Hancock. The luncheon was served al
$50 and covers were laid for twelve.
The Round Table club will begin
luncheon at the Gardner, Friday
| Sept. 20.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Ayres, of Is Ninth
street south, entertained at $3.50 O'clock
dinner last evening. Mr.. and Mrs. George
of the stock company Of the Orpheum
| theatre for the season.