The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1911-12-30
News for the Fair SocieFashons Fadsand the Home

Claus, who came in with a huge pack
of dainty tavors and stockings OF
candy and the children all voted the
afternoon one OF the happiest OF the
entire. season.
One of the most brilliant Of the holi-
day social functions OF Grand Forks
society was the cotillion given Thurs
day evening by the German club Of
that city. The Grand Forks Times
says OF il in part: The event that the
city's exclusive society has awaited for
some weeks, the German clubs holi-
day cotillion, took place last evening
at the Dacotah and though it was d
brilliant ana lavishly appointed event
that society SO eagerly anticipated
Mrs. r. II. Mccoy and her two excel
lent assistants Mrs. ]. B. WinemRn
and Mrs. Eugene Lovejoy, quite sur
prised their guests with the many new
IDEAS that characterized the function
and truly made it a holiday ball, par
excellence. A great many OF the prom
inent visiting guests In the city were
favored with invitations In addition to
the club members and among the
younger set all the charming young
maidens home from eastern colleges
were remembered by the bachelor Ger
mans, adding to the exquisite company
an exceptional charm. The gowns Of
the ladies' were magnificent and the
men We're equally attractive in fun
evening dress and the holiday spirit
that pervaded the air put everyone in
a spirit to thoroughly enjoy the fun
that AlyVa We of = -.
Hector Barnes of Fargo.
Mrs. c. N. CaIlander was charm
ing hostess yesterday afternoon at her
handsome home on Third avenue south
complimentary to Miss La Belle Ma
hon of Langdon, who is her holiday
guest. About twenty five of the most
popular young ladies OF the society set
We're invited to meet Miss Mahon and
spent delightful afternoon informal
ly with chat and needlework. Mrs.
wayne Eddy pleased the young ladies
with vocal selections and Miss Mahon
sang one or two beautiful numbers.
Luncheon was served at the close of
the afternoon, Mrs. Eddy and Mrs. A.
L. Wall assisting Mrs. Callander.
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- NS'ANA Va 1heI fraternity brOtherS
VINO are spending their vacations in
the city, the Alpha Phi Ali ha fratern-
ity OF Fargo college win give a dinner
tomorrow evening at the Gardner. The
guests OF honor will be Charles Pol
lock OF Wisconsin, Lynn Stambaugh Of
North Dakota and Roscoe and Mason
Spalding Of Illinois. The dinner. which
VIII be an elaborate affair, will he
served at o'clock and will be at
tended BY twenty-five fraternity men
besides the guests Of honor.
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Mrs. w. s. Ulrich very pleasantly
entertained the members Of the ]. AZ.
;. society Of the st. Marks English
Lutheran church last evening at her
home on Fourth avenue south. Games
and music was the entertainments of |
the evening and feature was the
lighting CT the Christmas tree. Dainty
refreshments were served.
Thursday afternoon about twenty
little girls were charningly entertain
cd at the home of Miss Grace watkins
on Seventh street south. The arrange
ments were carried out entirely in
Christmas festoonings of red and green
and at the close of a jolly afternoon
Of games and contests, delicious re-
freshments were served.
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Miss Nina Pollock entertained this |
afternoon at her home on Eighth
street south for Miss La Belle Mahon /
of Langdon, who is the guest Of Mrs.
n. Callander. A happy time was |
spent informally with chat over sew
ing and delicious luncheon was
served at the close OF the afternoon.
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Mrs. E. L. Zimmerman, soprano So
loist in the choir of the First M. L.
church at Duluth. who is spending the |
holiday season in Fargo with her
parents, will contribute solo during
the morning service at the First M
e. church of this city tomorrow.
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The Book and Thimble club will meet
with Mrs. j. r. Hyde. 35 Seventh ave-
nue. south, on Wednesday afternoon,
Jan.