The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-02-24
Social Notes

Ben Hall of Grand Forks called of
friends in the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs Lyle K. Miller Of Min
neapolis spent today in Fargo.
Mrs. E. Y. sarles of Hillsboro visit
ed with Mrs. j. M. Sarles at st, Johns
hospital yesterday.
Verne Mccall underwent an opera
ton at a local hospital yesterday and
friends are glad to learn that he is
getting along nicely.
Miss Mabel Eggen returned yester-
day from Grand Forks. where she at
tended the annual bachelors party.
While away she was the guest Of Miss
Agnes Burns of the university
The coterie dancing club will give
their last party of the season this
evening at the knights Of Columbus
hall. The event will be a most pleas
ant one and all the members are plan
ming to attend, as this is one of the
last parties before Lent.
Mrs. c. /. Gross entertained the Five
Hundred club yesterday at her. home
on Tenth street north. High scores
were won by Mrs. w. W. Barton and
Mrs. Bert Gibson. The rooms were at
tractive with pink and white tulips and
dainty luncheon was served at the
conclusion Of the game.
The Washington Neighborhood club
met yesterday with a great many ladies
in attendance. Mrs. r, M. Pollock and
Mrs. Elizabeth O'Neil spoke on Suf-
frage in a convincing manner, mean
while the ladies were employed with
light needlwork. Later delicious re-
freshments were served.
Next Monday night the John f. Rey-
holds post of the Grand Army OF the
Republic will entertain the Woman's
Relief corps in Prizes hall. The meet
ing will be called to order at 8 O'Clock
and after a short session dinner will
be served. A delightful programme
has been planned for the remainder
of the evening.
Grand Forks Herald: The German
club will give the last dance of the
season at the Hotel Dacotah this eve.
ming. Mrs. Robert Fl. Mccoy has
charge of arrangement and she will be
assisted by Mrs. r. /. Campbell and
Mrs. j. d. Bacon. Hector Barnes of
Fargo will lead the cotillion figures.
Mr., and Mrs. Barnes are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Bacon.
On Monday evening, Feb. 81, the
Roycroft Dancing club will conclude
the parties which are being given be-
fore Lent. This party will also COM
plete the programme scheduled by the
club for the season. Lent begins We'd
nesday, Feb 20, and all social events
will be concluded at that time for the
season. The few days remaining will
be crowded with belated social activi-
ties.
The Yeomen lodge will give a supper
at Prizes hall on Tuesday evening,
Feb. 2S, at $50, for their members
and forty candidates who will be mi
tiated into the order At 3 O'clock the
doors will be thrown open for a dance
to which all holding invitations to
former Yeomen parties are cordially
invited. One. of the popular orchestras
will play for dancing and. frappe viii
be served. Those desiring invitations,
telephone 1921.
The twenty sixth annual ball of Co.
G, n. d. N. G.. was given last evening
at the armory in Valley City. The
music was furnished by Lochner's or
chestra of Mandan. The hall was
beautifully decorated with the national
colors intermingled with greens.
Among the OUT of town guests were
Gov. John Burke and Captain .Hanley,
speaker of the house OF representa-
tives. Most of the companies Of the
First regiment were represented by at
least one officer; numerous line on
GERS were present.
The Colonial cotillion given last eve-
ming in the Knights of Columbus hall
by the Century club was one of the
pleasantest events of the later part of
the winter season. The hall was very
attractive with Colonial emblems and
flags and the favors were indeed pref.
ty, They consisted Of fancy baskets,
china, growing plants, ash trays, beer
stems, toys, etc. j. s. Frame lead the
sotillion in a very graceful and cap.
lble manner. The party was a good
success and the evening was a most
pleasant one. The hostesses were Mes
DANES O'Neil, Bolley, Keene and
Frame. The cotiIlion lasted from early
In the evening until midnight, when
delectable refreshments were served.
This is the last party that the Century
club will give this season. The parties
during the winter have been most sue
cessful and well attended and the
committee in charge are to be congrat-
ulated on their social success. Par
sons orchestra furnished the music
for the the evening.