The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-24
Social Notes

What better wish can be set forth
to all readers than this one made by
Charles Dickens so many years ago:
Many merry Christmases, many hap
by New Years, unbroken friendships
great accommodations of cheerful recol-
lections, affection on earth, and heaven
at last for all Of u.s." During the
week between Christmas and New
Years just as many social events as
possible will be packed into 144 hours.
Nearly all of the young people in Far
go society circles have returned from
colleges or schools and those who are
at school In town will be at leisure and
many very jolly times will be enjoyed
as only genial young people can en-
JOY them.
A number of the popular dancing
clubs will entertain at handsomely ap-
pointed cotillions. The first event of
the week will be the german given by
the Metropolitans, which will be in
charge Of Miss Evelyn Hector. Howard
Montgomery will lead. An entertain
the week will be the German given by
Mrs. N. c. Callander in honor of her
son. Curle, who Is at home for the holi-
days. All the younger society set win
be included in this delightful affair.
The Roycrofts will also give a beau
tiful cotillion, which Is in charge of
Mesdames A. Is. Walker. ]. f. Treat
and ]. Nj. Bathrick and will be given in
the knights of Columbus hall. Dinner
will be served at 1880, after which
dancing win commence and the cotil-
lion will be lead by Hector Barnes.
Wednesday evening the Annuus club
will give a German in the. Knights of
Columbus hall Howard Montgomery
will lead. The chaperons for the even
ing will be Mesdames c. ". Callander.
w. f. Hunt, M. A. Hildreth and M. A
Burdick. There will be a number of
out Of town guests: The Misses Wv
ian Dinnie Della Lindwell and Pearl
Monroe Of Grand Forks, Howard Ma
her of Devils Lake, Clarence Elkins of
Mayville, Merritt Kimba1l and Mr..
Prescott Of Minneapolis, and Porter
Talcott Of Buffalo. The next evening
the Century club will entertain. Mes
DANES J. d. Farrand, Martin Hector.
w. G. Mscfadden, Geo. Nichols and c.
G. Schuyler will have charge. Dec.
30 the Coteries will entertain under
the supervision of the Misses Mae ELI
oft. Geraldine Thompson and Mar
garet Mitchell and Charles Rogers.
Howard Montgomery and Fl. III. Wool
edge. An Eastern Star ball will take
place the same evening in the Masonic
Temple which will be the third Of the
series. The Bachelors and the Bene- |
diets will give the last party of the
year and dance the old year out and |
welcome the new one.
Among the young people who re- !
turned to the city to spend the HOLIDAYS /
with their parents and relatives are:
The Misses Ethel and Eva Hauser from |
Devils Lake; Miss Mary Nav Miller
from Tracy, Mimi; Miss Katherine
Reddy from Minot; Miss Magdalena
Carpenter from Sioux Falls; Miss Claire |
Elliott from st. GATHERINGS school at |
the Misses Jetta Wilson !
and Faith Gardner from the normal at I
Valley City Miss Mae Howe from the
east; the Misses Eula and Emma Mill
err from Valley City normal: Miss
Atleen Sullivan from st. GATHERINGS
at Minneapolis; the Misses Alice
Lewis and Lucille Bristol from Nation
al Park seminary at Washington: Miss
Dorothea Young from Mount Ida near
Boston; the Misses Lorine PoIIoclr
Margaret McConville and Harriet HINT
from Madison; George Howe and