The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-04
Society Neqe,s

neapolis, by the Minnesota suffrage
association. AIRS. Clendenning will
be one of the principal speakers at
this meeting.
The members OF the M. and s. club
were guests at q theater party Fri
day evening. After witnessing the
performances at the Grand and Isis,
the women enjoyed luncheon.
AS an expression of its APP
probation of the cooperation
which Miss Mabel Bussard, So
ciety editor Of The Forum. has at all
times proffered in whatever its url-
dertaking, the Fine Arts club,
through Its executive board, present.
ed her. Thursday with a charming
Mag basket. MisseBussard has been
i'll for several weeks at her home,
Eighth street south.
Mrs. w. A. Donnelly, Colonial
flats, who is spending the school
year in Minneapolis, while her chill
dren are attending the Minnesota
university, is visiting In Fargo for
a few days.
One hundred couples attended the
annual ball given on Friday evening
by the Modern Brotherhood Of Amer
lea in the A. O. u. w. hall Cliffs
four-piece orchestra played the
dance program which began at 8
o'clock At 10 o'clock, M. ID. Ander-
son, state organizer for the lodge, in
troduced Attorney John Fleming.
who gave the dedication speech for
the Is members Of the order, who are
now in service. Dancing was re-
sumed after the exercises and con-
tinued until o'clock. F'rappe and
waters were served during the even
ing.
There was a splendid attendance
at the recital given Friday evening
in Stones auditorium by a group of
the voice students Of Fargo college,
assisted by the Girls Glee club of
the college. Those who appeared in
recital were Ethel Westberg, Durah
Cameron, Alice Hunter, Marvyl Lar
sen, Alma H. Holien, Mrs. r. w.
| Johnson, Rachel Vatne, Francis Sim,
Martha. Dittmet, Nora Holt, Eunice
Karlstrom, Hermann Richardson,
Julia Overmore, Clara Barry and
I Viola Larson, Eleanor yLedingwell,
Joseph Sandie.
| Miss Marie Mccormick, who is to
appear in a song recital at the
Orpheum theater this evening at
$3.50 o'clock, is a soprano Of talent
and the power of her voice is shown
in the varied selections that she has
arranged for her concert tonight
The second part Of this evenings
program viii perhaps be the most
pleasing one as in it Miss McCor-
1 inIy fan tY1Ssn A 7
| lies. These songs are much before
the public at this time and all will
be interested in hearing them. Miss
i Bertha Hagen will act as accom-
PIANIST for Miss Mccormick.
! The New Era club viii meet al
the home of Mrs. John Monson
! Thirteenth street south. at 3 o'clock
Monday afternoon. Mrs. McGrann
will give a review of What Eight
Million Want" by Dorr.
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The Ladies Aid society of the First
Presbyterian church of Moorhea6
! will give a musical and dramatic en-
| tertainment in the church parlors on
| Tuesday evening, May 2. The pro-
gram follows:
| Cradle Song .,....,... REFS
Ladies Sextet.
Readings-The Missionary Lady;
| Great Aunt Elias Visit.
Miss Eleanor Farr.
Solo ......,.'....... Robin Walker
Character Reading .s.9..... .5.s......
| ..... ~. Miss Stella Halster
Duet Whispering Hope ......
Mrs. Tillotson and Mrs. Wagner
Trio-n My Song Had Airy Pinions
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| The annual dinner OF the Poly
technic society of the agricultural
| college will be given in Ceres hall on
| Friday evening, May IL. Covers will
be%1aid for about 100 guests.