The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-06-11
SOCIAL NOTES.

From until $3.50 o'clock are the
hours set for the annual reception
which Pres. e. F. Ladd of the A. c.,
and Mrs. I.add, will hold this evening
in the Library building on the college
campus. Townspeople as well as all
those included in the college circle,
are invited to attend the reception.
Dir. Thomas Cooper, of the Extension
department, and Dean c. B. Waldron,
Of the Agricultural department and
their wives, will receive with Presi-
dent and Mrs. Ladd. The other deans
and their wives will assist in intro
ducing the guests to each other. An
immense flag, fianked on either side
by two smaller flags, will form a
background for the receiving party,
whose members will stand in the CEN
ter of the nbrary's main room. Honey
suckle and ferns will also decorate
that room, and the A. G.. orchestra,
directed by DR.. C.. s. Putnam, which
will play during the reception, will be
stationed in the west reading room.
F,rappe will be served in the east
reading room by number Of the
freshman girls from the A. G. This
annual reception is always one of the
most largely attended of the social
events featuring commencement week
at that college, and holding it in the
A. C. library building is an innovation
not introduced previously.
Another delightful social affair Of
this evening is the senior swing
at the A. C. armory, that will follow
the presidents annual reception, in
the library building on the campus.
The armory is beautifully decorated
in wall hangings and false ceiling
of white, against which green con-
trasts effectively. The grand march
that will open the swing-out will be
followed by some fancy figures by the
senior girls, one of them to be the
formation of IN. d. A. c. III" and
later general dancing will be enjoyed.
Dancing will continue until IL O'Clock,
the hour set for the annual pipe Of
peace" ceremony, which will be OBJ
served with due ceremony.
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Dean and Mrs. G.. r. Vowles, the
former of whom is a faculty member
of the Fargo college junior class, will
entertain the members Of the latter at
breakfast at their home on Sixth
street south. Tuesday morning.
The annual banquet of the Alumni
association of the North Dakota Agri-
cultural college will be held Tuesday
evening at $3.50 o'clock in the Ceres
hall dining room, at the college. All
A. c. alumni who may chance to be in
the city are cordially invited to
participate, and very elaborate affair
is planned The banquet will be fol-
lowed by the annual Alumni ball in
the armory, which affair will begin
at 80 o'clock. DR.. Putnam's A. G.
orchestra will furnish music for both
occasions.
One of the very delightful musical
events of the past week. in Minneap-
oils was the song recital of Margaret
Woodrow Wilson, daughter of the
president, given as a Red Cross bene-
fit under the auspices of the Elks
there. Miss Wilson's generous idea to
tour the country for the benefit of a.
noble cause has met with unique sue
cess and, there, as elsewhere, the
audience was completely won by the
frank and amiable personality of the
artist and by her interpretative en-
thusiasm.
Misses Marguerite Holes, Clara
Hanson, Louise Lee and Mabel Lar
son motored Friday evening to Lake
Melissa, returning to Fargo this
morning. Miss Lee was hostess to the
party, which occupied the Hanson cot
tage and made the trip in the Hanson
car,
An informal dinner party was given
Saturday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. N.
l.. Redman at their home on Third
avenue south. Out-of- town guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Root, Of Ane-
helm, CAL, and Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
King, of Long Beach, Cal. Messrs.
Root and Redman are old friends.
The Christine, N. D., music pupils
Of Miss Bergliot Caspary, of Moor
head, who appeared in recital Saturday
evening at the town hall, were greeted
by one of the largest audiences ever
gathered in that town. All of the stud
ents were in good voice. and very
pleasing program was presented, re-
hecting credit upon both performers
and their instructor.
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Mrs L. r.. Haxby and Mrs. g. H.
HOLSTER will give talks on the Red
Cross work at the regular meeting Of
the First Presbyterian Ladies' Aid so-
ciety Tuesday afternoon. in the church
parlors.
The Woman's Missionary society of
the First Baptist church will hold
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