The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-23
Social Notes

Mrs. Fred knight returned home
yesterday morning from delightful
trip to Minneapolis and Buffalo, n. AZ
where she spent a few days with
friends.
Col. Moses Dillon, who has been the
guest OF the past week of his son and
wife. DR.. and Mrs. J.. G. Dillon OF the
Central apartments, left last evening
for Sterling, ILL.,, where he viii spend
Thanksgiving with his daughter.
The washington Neighborhood club
met yesterday afternoon and enjoyed
an interesting programme. There were
number of recitations and musical
selections by students, and Mrs. G. f..
Amidon talked on the Street Railway
Franchise. The usual social hour with
refreshments was enjoyed.
Mrs. sirena Dalrymple. who has
been the guest OF her daughter, Mrs.
e. G. Geary, jr., and family of Fifth
avenue south for the past few months
expects to leave in the morning for
Minneapolis and Hastings. Mimi,
where she will spend short time and
will later go to Brookfield, Ia, to
spend the winter with her son. Mrs.
Dalry1hple planned to leave this morn
ing but will remain over until tomor-
row as the morning train to The twin
cities was delayed.
An event of Monday in Chicago
which will interest Fargo friends was
the thimble bee given by Miss Mar
garet Ries Of 766 lakewood boulevard
in honor of Miss Mabel Gunkle OF this
city, who is the guest of her cousin,
Mrs. s. w. Fahrney of Calumet av-
enue, Chicago. on Saturday after
noon Miss Gunkle will be honor guest
at box party to see The Right Prin-
cess, at the Ziegfeld theatre which
will be given by Miss Frances Stuart
of lakewood boulevard.
Last evening jolly party of twenty
young people greatly enjoyed sleigh
party which was given by Miss Kath-
erin Jackman. Early in the evening
the young people gathered at Miss
Jackman's home and were taken out
for a couple of hours ride about the
city. Upon their return o delightful
evening was spent at the Jackman
home ON Second avenue north. The
rooms were very pretty With red and
white carnations and a three course
supper of good things was served.
The senior class of the Fargo college
enjoyed most delightful evening last
night, meeting at the home of Walter
Bayard on Second avenue north. There
were sixteen members of the class and
the chaperons were Coach Watkins
and Miss Hill of the art department at
the college. The young people brought
with them baskets Of good things and
after an evening of music and in
formal social intercourse delicious
luncheon was served. One Of the feat
ures Of the evening was the making
of fudge, which furnished "a great deal
of entertainment
The Hawthorne Neighborhood club
met yesterday afternoon at the Haw-
thorne school An excellent pro-
gramme was enjoyed and the organi-
zation of the club completed. Mrs
r. M. Pollock gave fine talk on the
recent convention Of the Neighborhood
club workers which she attended, and
the eighth grade students sang. There
was an excellent attendance of about
forty ladies and the officers were elect
ed. Mrs. III. A. Klinsman was chosen
president, Mrs. jenkins, vice presi-
dent; and Miss Tierny, secretary and
treasurer A little later the programme
and refreshments committee will be
appointed. Following the regular pro-
gramme q social hour with refresh
ments were greatly enjoyed.
Following the beautiful function
given yesterday afternoon by Mrs.
Friedrich H. Bailey at the handsome
residence of DR.. and Mrs. Bailey on
North Broadway the same charming
appointments in yellow were carried out
this afternoon in entertaining eleven
tables of euchre. Luncheon was served
early in the afternoon from the card
tables and an interesting game follow
ed. Yesterday afternoon the hostess
was assisted by Mrs. Roy Baker, Mrs.
B, L. Bentson, and Mrs. Fred Irish /;
this afternoon her assistants were Mrs.
Gilbert Haggart Mrs. J. E. Pierce and
Mrs. J. d. Farrand. Handsome prizes
were captured yesterday. the head
prize by Mrs. ]. H. Grady, and the lone
hand by Mrs. w. B. Rowland.
During the next few weeks young
and old in society circles will be kept
busy with dancing parties and infor-
mai functions. On next Friday even
ing party OF the younger girls are
giving private dancing party In
stones new auditorium to- which a
large number OF the young people OF
the city have been invited On Sat
urday evening will occur che annual
cadet ball at the A. G. armory and i'm
vitations have been sent TO a large
number Of the young people of the
city as we'll as students. Next week
on Wednesday evening will take place
the first OF the series OF dancing par
ties TO be given by the junior class of
the high school. This party will be
largely attended BY the younger set.
Thursday evening the FL Zagal patrol
gives their Thanksgiving ball and this
will be attended largely by the Shrin-
ers and their friends. On Wednesday
evening also Of next next week the
Bachelors and Benedicts will give their
initial dancing party OF the season.
The older society set will be the guests
at this affair which win be one OF the
most brilliant OF the season. Several
other events are already scheduled for
the Christmas festivities and the one
which will interest the larger number
of the younger society set and stu
dents will be that given Wednesday
evening. Dec. ~ by the Annuus club.
Aside from the social functions there
are large number interested in the
various charitable institutions and are
spending the days previous to Thanks