The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-09
Social Notes

During this week and next the pop
ular dancing clubs OF the city VIII
meet and elect officers and plan their
programme for the season. There are
sly Of these clubs and the parties are
very popular during the winter
months. Ii is rather early for active
work in the clubs but most OF the
officers will call meetings In the near
future to commence plans for the year.
The Metropolitan German viii prob
ably meet next week TO elect ofrtcers
and plan their programme This club
gave four very successful parties last
year and all are looking forward with
Measure to the coming season.
The Bachelors and Benedicts are
ruled by a board of directors and will
meet during the month. Two large
parties were given last season and
were greatly enjoyed. One was a
Thanksgiving party and the other a
New Years affair. Both were cleverly
planned and well carried out.
The Coterie club will meet next
wednesday evening in the knights of
Columbus hall to take in new mem
bers, elect Officers and make out the
winters programme. Five very de-
Iightful events were given last year
and the members of this popular club
are planning to make this year equally
successful.
The Colonial club has not decided
upon their first business meeting.
-Four pretty events completed last
years programme for this club.
The Roycroft, one of the most pop
ular, gave six very happy events last
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their new years campaign and elect
officers.
The Century club is a very we'll
patronized club and consists mostly
of the older society folk. They will
meet soon TO plan their parties for
this season. Six parties were enjoyed
by the members of this club last
winter, the first being an elaborate
dinner and the last a very pretty
colonial party.
A party of young people gave a
very cIeverly arranged linen shower
last evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. NJ Helsing on Thirteenth
street north in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs.
e. M. Erstad of Hatten, who are the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Helsing. The
evening passed very pleasantly with
informal social intercourse until mid
night. when thoroughly enjoyed
luncheon was served.
A week from today Is Tag day and
everybody in the city should appoint
themselves a committee of one to see
that they get a tag. The tags are
prettily and neatly designed and any
one who does not wear a tag next
Saturday will be decidedly out Of style.
There is plenty of work to do to pre-
pare for this campaign, which is the
only one made by the Crittenton home
during the year, and any ladies in
terested, who would like to assist,
may obtain information from Miss
Topping at the home or from Mrs
Bolley, Mrs. HOLSTER, Mrs. Gardner or
any of the small band of courageous
women interested in the movement.
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The party given last evening in Pr
rie's hall by the young society men of
the city was a decided success. The
music was excellent and the cool
weather delightful for dancing. The
young ladies were very charming In
their dainty dancing gowns and the
evening was voted one of the most
pleasant of the season.
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Next Thursday MY. and Mrs. w. w.
Tousley, for many years residents of
Fargo, will celebrate the twentieth an
niverEary of their wedding. Mr.. Tous-
ley rs editor of The Beach
Advance, one of the popular
publications of the western part
Of the state. They have a large
number Of friends in Fargo, who will
wish them many more happy years
of married life.
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Grand Forks Times: Miss Claire
Judge of Fargo who was one of the
popular and efficient teachers in the
Washington school last year will re-
sumo that position again this year
and she was here yesterday making