The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-06-12

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land, Martin Hagen and Miss Charity
Kinney. All of the candidates had been
initiated into the fraternity previous
to the banquet. A business meeting
followed the repast, at which the I'M
portant feature was making Ex-presi-
dent Worst, OF the A. c., honorary
president OF the Phi Kappa Phi. Mr..
Worst was this fraternity's first presi-
dent, and 1t was largely due TO his ef-
forts that 1t has grown to the I'M
portance in the college circle that 1t
now enjoys. The Phi Kappa Phi an
nual election Monday resulted In the
choice of Prof. G. B. Waldron as presi-
] dent again; Miss Katherine North as
vice-president; and Prof. A. e. Minard
as secretary treasurer. The majority
of the senior class. a dozen in number,
We're present at the banquet and bust-
ness meeting.
The annual Dakota conservatory
commencement banquet, at which
many of the alumni will be present,
Will be held next Friday evening at
the Hotel Annex at $3.50 o'clock. The
banquet will be held in the private
dining room of the Annex.
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The general reception held by Presi-
dent and Mrs. e. r. Ladd in the library
evening was very largely attended,
and was a very happy affair. The de-
tails Of the reception were carried
out as previously announced, and
music by DR.. Putnam's A. c. orches-
ira during the receiving hours was a
pleasant feature. Baernstein's orches-
ira played a delightful program Of
dances for the senior swingout in the
A. G. armory, which followed the re-
nd v.Io o.
ment banquet at Ceres hall this noon. 1t
will also furnish the music for the
alumni dance in the armory this even
ing. An immense crowd either par
ticipated in or watched the senior
swingout and the grand march which
opened that event was led by Miss
Olivia Wild, senior class president,
and Warren Dodge. The formation by
the seniors of fancy figure spelling out
most attractive features of the pro-
gram.
| Miss Clara Thorson entertained at
her home, Eighth street north, Mon
day evening, in honor of Miss Gina
Nerdahl, a graduate nurse of St
Luke's hospital, who will be married
next Friday evening to Ingvold O.
Haroldson, of Rolette, N ID. Many
beautiful gifts were received by the
bride-elect last evening, in the form
of miscellaneous shower. Mr.. Har-
oldson was graduated last year from
the A. c. here. The couple will leave
Immediately after the wedding for
Rolette, where Mr.. Haroldson is prop
rietor of a drugstore.
The Dakota conservatory Juniors
entertained the Seniors and some OF
the faculty members at a theateI
party at the Garrick Monday evening
Later lunch was served at Parties, the
entire affair being a very happy one.
There were about thirty in the party
Miss Marion Johnson, 925 Eleventh
avenue north, entertained the active
| members of the Achoth sorority of the
| A. c. and several others Monday
evening. The latter were Mrs. Rusk
and Mrs. Hey, honorary members, and
| Misses Katherine Jensen, Lima Honett
Elsie Stark, Alice Larson, Clara Dolve,
Maude Angel and Alice .Tibert, all
alumnae members. Miss Margaret
Chandler was initiated into the sor-
GRITTY, the ceremony taking place at
o'clock and being followed by lunch.
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Alumnae members who happened to
be in Fargo were honor guests Mon.
day evening at Delta Phi Gamma
sorority of Fargo college party held al
the home Of Miss Esther Fossum, in
Oak Grove. The alumnae present were
Miss Ethel Symons, of Ada, Mimi, and
Misses Katherine Boise and Margaret
Freeman, who have been teaching else
where this past school year. Sewing
| and music were the diversions.
Miss Alberta Myers and sister, Miss
Luella Myers, left this morning for
their future home in Tacoma, Wash.
whittier their father, e. j. Myers, pre-
ceded them last January, having been
promoted from division storekeeper in
Fargo for the Northern Pacific to the
position of general storekeeper for the
same road in Tacoma. The Misses
Myers were accompanied by Miss
Bessie Hogan, Of Fourteenth street
south, who will visit them and other
friends along the Pacific coast for a
month. Miss Alberta Myers was
graduated from the Fargo high school
this spring.
Miss Katherine Pilot, supervisor of
music and art in the Lisbon public
schools this past year, has returned to
her home in Moorhead and will spend
the summer with her mother, Mrs. L.
Pilot.
Mrs. d. J. Jones and daughter Ruth,
of Forman, N. D., are here visiting
their son and brother, David Jones
a Fargo college student, and will re-
main until after commencement.
Miss Ernestine LaBrun, who had
been attending school in Fargo, has
gone to her home in RolIa, N. D., for
the summer. She was met by her
brother at Devils Lake, and they made
the trip from there to Rolla by auto.
The formal annual spring luncheon
of the Delta Phi Beta sorority of the
A. G. will be held Wednesday at the
Gardner hotel. Active, associate and
alumni members will participate.
A very large number of delegates
and other members from Fargo left
this morning for Casselton, to attend
the department convention Of the
North Dakota G. A. r. and w. r. c.,
which will be in session today and to-
morrow. The Fargo delegation expects
to return home Wednesday evening.
The Fargo college class of 1915 will
hold reunion Wednesday, the event