The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-21
News for the Fair Sex Society,
Fashions, Fads and the Home

Miss Pearl Van Pelt has resigned
her position as telephone girl at The
Forum office and will take UP bust
ness course q local business college.
She will spend week with friends out
OF town before commencing her studies.
Yesterday afternoon and evening
Mrs. H. III. Aalzer and MIRA. I'll. A.
Langley were hostesses at mission
birthday party In the parIors OF the
First Lutheran church. During the
afternoon the ladies sewed doll clothes
making complete outfits for dolls
which will be purchased later and sent
to the children's home at Lake Park.
A supper was served by the ladies
and over 10 people were served. The
good old fashioned Norwegian dishes
were served, such as tonne grod and
ludefisk and others and were o thor
oughly enjoyable surprise. During the
afternoon several violin selection by
Mr.. Severson and vocal numbers by
Mrs. Arthur Olson were greatly en-
1oyed. Mrs. Langley presided at the
piano. The results realized were
most encouraging and will be used In
preparing the Christmas boxes for the
children's home.
Yesterday afternoon the Sigma Theta
sorority girls OF Fargo college were
charming hostesses TO the girls Of the
| college i'm the parlors at Jones hall,
| from 4 O'Clock until 6. The ladies of
The faculty were also present and
| short programme was greatly enjoyed.
Miss Margaret Newton sang In her
pleasing manner and Miss Katherine
/ York and Lois Dart were well received
in readings. At the close OF the art
ernoon the hostesses served light re-
freshments. The Sigma Theta girls
have invited the mothers Of the col
\ lege girls and their patronesses, Mrs.
N. C. Callander and Mrs. p. A. Orr,
at the home OF Miss leila Jacobson on
| Eighth avenue south, for Monday aft
ernoon.
Charles Mccarthy Of Chicago il the
week end guest OF friends in the city
/ o.
Twenty-four young ladies responded
yesterday afternoon to invitations
| from Mrs. s. j. Hill and Miss Mary
Hill to their home on Third avenue
south in honor Of Miss Florence Lun-
deem of Moorhead, who will become
the bride Of Ernest Hill next Wednes-
| day AS the young ladies arrived and
gathered about the parlors they were
asked to read their favorite recipe,
each of which were placed In loose
| file and made into cook book for the
bride-elects new kitchen. A game
called salad" was then introduced,
when each guest was handed strip
of paper and on this she was asked to
write the first thing called for In some
recipe which she had In mind. Then
the paper was folded down and passed
to the next and SO on until each paper
had been around the circle. The last
one receiving the slip was asked to
read the results, which were indeed
very comical. The remainder OF the
afternoon was spent in tying comfort
ers and when they were completed the
old fashioned habit of tossing the cat
in the comforter was suggested, barring
/ the bride-to-be There were two cats
and each was given an opportunity 70
1 pick out. the next bride, The Misses
Il Maryland and Reynolds were singled
out as the next brides from the COM
4 pany At a convenient hour the host
4 esses served a most delicious lar
i luncheon and the young guests depart
| ed wishing their honor guest much
| happiness. The rooms OF the Hill
home were very pretty with potted
plants. ferns and flowers placed about
the rooms and In the parlcr arranged
in beautiful bank, Miss Lundeen
will be entertained on Monday by Miss
Hannah Freeberg Of Moorhead, which
Will end the round of functions which
have been given in her honor.