The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-02-10

Social Notes

Girls syvergard, formerly of the Big
Store at Casselton, is now in charge of
the silks and dress goods department
ut the Olson Dry goods house.
Mr.. and Mrs Tozier and Miss Tozier
are pleasantly situated at La Jolla,
glad to know that Mr.. Toziers health
Is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Rohen Of Fifth
avenue south are the happy pearents
of little daughter, who arrived at
their home Sunday Their many friends
are extending congratulations.
Miss Irene Carpenter, daughter of
DR. and Mrs. G. A. Carpenter of Third
avenue south, has returned to Fargo
after spending a most successful term
of study at the New England Con-
servat0ry of Music at Boston. On her
way home Miss Carpenter spent short
time at Madison, Wis, with Miss Lo-
rine Pollock, who is attending the uni
versity.
Last evening the j. M. S. of the
English Lutheran church enjoyed one
parties Of the season, when about
thirty young people met at the home Of
w. s. Ulrich promptly at z o'clock and
enjoyed two hours ride through the
city, returning to the parsonage, where
a delicious luncheon was awaiting.
Afterward social hour was spent in
music and chat.
All the young ladies in connection
with the japanese play under the di-
rection of Miss Stanley and Miss Reed
are asked to meet them at the opera
house Saturday afternoon, Feb. IL, at
2 o'clock or as soon after as Is in any
way possible. The soloists, dancing
girls, and chorus will rehearse, and the
other arrangement made for the dane
ing girls will be annulled. All the girls
are, individually, urged to be present.
The attention of great number of
the young people of the city is turned
toward the junior prom. at the A. G.
this evening and a large number will
attend. The prom. is one OF the most
beautiful OF the social affairs at the
A. G. and each year rivals the pre-
ceding one in beauty of decorating ana
handsome appointments. This year will
be no exception as arrangements are
being completed that promise to Guido
any others.
The dancing party of Judge and Mrs.
Fisk, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Orr State
Auditor and, Mrs Brightbill and Su-
perintendent of Public Instruction and
Mrs. Taylor was one of the most bril-
liant affairs Of the social season at
Bismarck. The party was given last
night to the members of the Iegisla-
ture and their wives at the Armory
hail. There were over 800 guests at
tending, and they danced far into the
night The decorations were elabor-
ate and caused much praise from the
participants. The Mandan orchestra
furnished the music for the evening.
The hosts and hostesses received many
compliments on their clever entertain
ment.
In return for the delightful events
given a short time ago blythe Sigma
Theta sorority OF the Fargo college at
which the Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity
were guests, the fraternity boys enter
tanned the sorority members az most
delightful social evening last night at
the home of Carl Anheier on Third
avenue south. About forty young pee
pie We're present and the evening was
indeed pleasant one, the young men
proving to the complete satisfaction or
all that they were not behind the
young ladies in the role of hosts. The
rooms of the beautiful Anheier home
We're attractive with flowers with the
execution of the billiard room which
was unique in a combination OF VAL
entine ideas and fraternity colors-
green and red. The panelled ceiling
of the room was cleverly decorated.
Hearts caught up the strands of crepe
paper in the frat colors at each corner
of the panels and in the center, and
cupids, hearts and other Valentine
emblems were placed profusely about
the room The entertainment for the
evening was music, billiards and cards
and at the close a delicious luncheon
was served.