The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-11-29
Social Notes

deem. s. D., is on an extended visit
with her sister. Miss Emma Christian
son of this city.
The third Roycroft party this sea-
son will take place Dec. 5. Large and
genial crowds attend these parties
and pleasant times are always enjoyed.
Miss Erdyne Glass returned yester-
day from Minneapolis, where she
spent Thanksgiving and the week end
with her sister Mrs. T. A. Morken.
formerly of this city.
The Colonial dancing club win give
the first Of their dancing parties
Thursday, Dec. /. The Colonial par
ties are always very enjoyable af-
fairs and win no doubt be largely at
tended
The Scandinavian w. c. +. u. will
meet with Mrs. Adolph Johnson of 700
Tenth street north Wednesday after
noon. There will be mothers meet
ing and Miss Robinson, the visiting
nurse, WIN speak. All the members of
the union are urged to attend
Miss Pearl Schroeder delightfully."-
entertained company of her girl
friends at her home on First avenue
north last evening, the occasion be-
ing her 18th birthday. The evening
was spent in games and various en-
tertainments, the prizes in contests
being awarded the Misses Hilda Her
minson and Pearl Knoll After very
pleasant evening luncheon was served
and the guests departed wishing Miss
Schroeder many happy returns.
The Broadway Mission Study class
met last evening with Miss Florence
Mcnamara at her home on Seventh
avenue north. The topic for discus
sion was the new south as a business
man sees it. This class is proving to
be very interesting as well as intruc-
tive on home missionary lines. The
evening, Dec Z, at 1880, in the par
Tors OF the church. After the bust
ness and study session. a social hour,
with music and readings, was enjoyed,
The conamore club met last Friday
with Mrs Richard Tracey. An cleo
ton OF officers took place at which
the young ladies chose Mrs Tracey
president and secretary and Miss Mar
jory Rusch treasurer. The girls were
entertained in an original manner
by the hostess at "reminiscences. Each
guest was given a blank book and pic
lures were cut from magazines to IL
lustrate something which happened
before Miss Emma Miller and Miss
Emily Morgan were guests of honor,
The club met last evening with Miss
Essa Hamilton.
Mrs. G. ]. Nord gave a very de-
lightful birthday dinner party Satur-
day evening. The guests sat down to
an elaborate six-course dinner at Z
o'clock in the dainty dining room Of
Mrs. Nord's apartments in the Ed
wards block. The table was prettily
decorated in Thanksgiving attire
Tissue paper turkeys were spread over
the cloth and mounted turkeys ar
ranged attractively formed the center
piece. The place cards were little
turkey favors neatly marking the
twelve covers. After the dinner the
guests enjoyed a pleasant social even
ing until a late hour.
One Of the handsomest parties of
the season was given last evening by
the Metropolitan Germans in the
knights of Columbus hail. which was
made attractive with bowls and vases
OF poinsetttas. The Misses Alice Hun
ter, Harriet Enell and Ruth Schuyler
presided at the favor table. Dutch
luncheon was served at IL O'Clock and
the cotillion lasted until $3.50 o'clock
Miss Deborah Hunter had charge OF
the party and presided in a very
charming manner Howard Montgom-
cry led the cotillion in very capable
way The next Metropolitan German
party occurs Dec. rs
Mrs. Robert D. Campbell entertained
the young ladies of the university
Alpha Delta sorority Saturday after
noon at her home In Grand Forks at
q beautifully appointed luncheon in
honor of Miss Hall of Sycamore ILL.,,
who left for her home yeterday af-
ter spending a few delightful days
here as a representative from Kappa
Alpha Theta national sorority Mrs.
Campbell used the yellow chrysanthe-
mum for her table decoration and was
assisted In the serving of the delicious
courses by Mrs. j. C. LeBeau, Mrs. G.
e.. Miller, Mrs. O. j. Barnes and Miss
Clara Wolff. Covers were laid for
forty and the guests included six
alumni members, Misses Mary Belle
Pennington Of Glendale Beatrice OIL
son of Fargo, Aietta Olson of Grafton,
Jean Fraser of Grafton, Emily Covert
Of Lidgerwood and Eleanor Lowe of
Kenmare. and Mrs. r. L. Mcvey, Mrs.