The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-01-26
Social Notes


dancing party this evening in Stones
old hall for all the young people Of
the city. The committee in charge are
planning an exceptionally pleasant
evening n are all welcome.
Mrs. r. G. Battery Of Bismarck Is
the guest this week Of Fargo friends.
Mrs. Battery has Just concluded a de-
lightful visit with friends in Grand
Forks and will go directly home upon
the completion of her visit here,
The D. b. G.. Athletic association
has issued invitations for another of
their delightful dancing parties to be
given in the knights of Columbus hall
on Friday evening, Feb. 2. Dancing
will commence at 3 o'clock and invi
tations must be presented at the door.
The knights of Columbus will give
the fourth of their series of dancing
parties on Tuesday evening, Jan. 80,
In the knights of Columbus hall. The
former parties have been especially
popular with the young people and a
large attendance is anticipated for next
Tuesday evening.
Many ladies who care for card play
ing are present this afternoon at the
charity euchre which is being given
by the ladies of the Island Park circle
auxiliary to the Associated Charities.
at the home of Mrs. HI. A. Klinsman
on Sixth street south. Handsome
prizes were awarded.
Mrs. F. E. kindred of Seventh ave-
nue. south very pleasantly entertained
nfoff xy1ttN q IL dia-H - I,nr HaIoSu faooa
the First Presbyterian Sunday school
last evening from 8 until 10 o'clock.
A jolly informal evening was spent
with games and music and the hostess
served a dainty luncheon.
Ruth Morris was chosen president
of the Phosterian Literary society at
its semi-annual election yesterday.
The following list of officers will head
the popular high school society dur
ing the coming semester: President.
Ruth Morris; vice president, Einar
Blk; secretary, Allison Pope: treas
urer, Donald Hall; sergeant-at-arms,
Paul Hoover.
Miss Pearl Bunce and brother, Paul
Bunce, entertained the members of the
former quartette of the First M. E.
church last evening at their home on
Ninth street north. Some of the old
music was gone over and some new
numbers greatly pleased the little
gathering. After a most delightful
evening a course luncheon was served
with pretty appointments.
The Standard Bearers of the First
M. E. church will meet on Tuesday
evening of next week with Mrs. Taylor
at ell Eighth street south at 7:3t
o'clock. Professor Vowles OF Fargo
college will speak on Conditions in
Catholic Countries as / Have Seer
Them. At this meeting the result OF
the sales of the candy recipe books
will be decided upon. The contest.
ing sides will be read with their re.
ports and the losers will be obliged t.
make arrangements for entertaining
their opponents. All members are re.
questedsto be present.
The Century Dancing club gave on
of the most enjoyable parties Of tn,
season last evening, when abou
eighty couples danced through. a de,
cidedly pleasing programme. One o
the best orchestras played n til,
arrangements throughout were perfecr
Each member OF the club was allowed
to ask a friend, so that the compan
was a most congenial one, many guests
new to the club attending. The Knight
OF Columbus hall was used for tn,
occasion and the hostesses were Mrs
Barnett, Mrs. Tough and Mrs. Bailey
At the usual hour a cleverly- appointet
luncheon was served.
Two important events are schedules
for this evening and society both from
the younger sets, the college sets an,
the older members will all be busy
The Junior promrwhich has been look
ed forward to with much anticipation
by the younger set and the colleg
young people OF the two cities wi
perhaps be one of the largest event
OF the season. The committees 4
charge have been diligently workin
to make this event eclipse any othe
ever given by a junior class and tn
guest list will include several hundre
young people, a number from out
town planning to be present. The Co
terie Dancing club will give a dane
ing party this evening. Mrs. Cuple
and Mrs. Bathrick being hostesse
The usual programme for plain partie
will be carried out with a supper 9
IL o'clock.
Miss Edith Bowers left Wednesda
for Grand Forks, where she is tn
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Leg
gett and will attend the snowfall. part
to be given in that city this evening
Miss Bowers was also among til
guests at a pretty affair given by Mr.
Edwin ID. Prentice. The Times ha
the following account of the event
Mrs. Edwin ID. Prentice gave dc
lightfuI pleasure this afternoon whe
she entertained at bridge at her apart
ments in the Trepanier block. Mr.
Prentice invited guests for six table
and made her home fragrant and II
vfting with vases OF pink carnation
Dainty trophies were given as aware
for the high scores and the afternoo
was concluded with a pretty appoinf
ed r~efreghment service. Miss Cor
Sandvig of Plentywoods Mont, a niet
of Mrs. Prentice who is here for
several days visit, and Miss Edit
Bowers Of Fargo were guests fro
out-of-town and the group Of gracio'
assistants included Mrs. ". G, Stel