The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-01-08

evening, Jan. 10, instead of Jan. 9,
as enormously appeared few days
ago in these columns. This will be
one of the big affairs Of the college
year, and will be held in the Ceres
hall dining room. Every girl at
tending the A. c., and all the ladies
Of the faculty are included in the
invitation to attend, and all are to
appear in special costume. Mrs. J.
H. Shepperd is chairman OF the gen.
eral committee on arrangements.
.
Pledges to the LaChom sorority OF
Fargo college were hostesses to the
members of that organization at a
sleighing party Monday evening. The
pledges are Misses Katherine Har-
grave, Norma Nelson, Edith Oberg
and Bernice Gestie. Later in the
evening an oyster supper was en-
ioyed at the Dacotah hotel.
Prof. Daniel Freeman, of the Far
go college faculty, arrived home this
morning from Chicago, where he was
in attendance at the wedding at noon
on Jan. 4, OF one OF his daughters. Miss
Eva Freeman and Emil H. Groth,
formerly of Casselton but now chap
lain on the u. S. battleship Louis
lana. The wedding took place in st.
Stephens Lutheran church, Chicago,
with several relatives of the bride
groom also in attendance. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. O.
A. Fandry a distant relative OF Mr..
Groth. The bride was attended by
Miss Grace Leininger, a Fargo girl |
now resident in Chicago. The .Cere-
monyv was an unusually pretty one, |
brief. The bride was given |
in marriage by her father. The
bridal couple are at present guests |
at the Del Prado hotel, Chicago, but |
at the end OF this week Mrs Groth /
will go ito 'Hortonville, Ind, to visit
her sister, Mrs. Quincy Clark and
other relatives over Sunday. She
will. return next week to Casselton, !,
where she will finish her. term or /
teaching in the high school. Mr.:
Cloth, whol has only ten days leave
of Absence will 20 directly back TO.
fba Touisiana' from Chicago. As
chaplain he has charge Of the. ath-
letic work on shipboard. and is, ottl-
Ger. in charge of the DECIDING room,
DECIDING wireless messages, The
bride is, a, graduate of Fargo college,
and has mank friends both here
and in Casselton. Both she and Miss
,eintnger are members OF the La
Chon sorority of Fargo college.
Professor Freeman had been visiting
In Hortonville. Ind, since the wed
ding
A large number were at the annual
dinner served Monday evening by the
N. r. G. ladies of Fargo at the G. A.
R. hall. The honor guests were the
,. A. r. veterans, who occupied near
Nv. all of one of the two long tables
set for the repast, and other @uests
we're the wives of G. A. r.. members,
md the husbands of the hostesses.
The affair was much enjoyed, and
following the dinner there were pro-
gram features. Miss AIDA Blakeslee,
with Miss Bertha Hagen as accom-
PIANIST, sang several numbers or
patriotic nature, and lengthy patTl-
otic reading was given by Miss Stella
Halsten. Both were enthusiastically /
received. The program closed with
all Joining in singing The star
Spangled Banner.
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Mrs. J. B. Eaton. Fargo. was in
Grand Forks Monday evening to give
A report of the supreme p. p. o. con-
Vention in Omaha few months ago,
at a meeting Of the Grand Forks p.
3. o. chapter, held at the home OF
Mrs. William Bulge. IL
The Social Economics section Of
the Fine Arts club. which met Mon
day afternoon, chose its officers for II
he ensuing year as follows: Chair
man, Mrs. III. A. Presler; vice chair
man, Mrs. w. j. Trimble; and sec
-etary- treasurer, Mrs. A. A. Comrie.
A new member was voted in, Mrs.
w. T.. Alair, and fine reports We're
made by Mrs. Schoeninger and Mrs.
4. l.. Bolley on work of the COM
nittee appointed to cheer the aged
md infirm. and the Juvenile courts,
A program feature NNBs
paper by Mrs. Bolley on Legislative
Power in the State, which was fol-
owed by a general discussion OF cur
,ent Sociological events.
One OF the finest meetings which
he Music section of the Fine Arts
slub has enjoyed this season, was
leld Monday afternoon at the home
II Mrs. G. Anheier, with Modern
English Composers as the general
opic. Miss Marguerite Beard told OF
Cyril Scott, Percy Granger and Bow
ia, giving most artistic interpreta-
ions OF piano compositions of all
hree musicians. Mrs. Arthur Kn0pp II
rave the research data on ths com
1osers HulIah and Frederick Cowen,
md musical numbers illustrating
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