The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-30
ADDITIONAL SOCIETY.

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The knights of Columbus hall was
the scene of one of the most beautiful
social functions of the season last
night, when the Metropolitan German
ciub entertained at a cotillion. The
hall was beautifully decorated IN
yellow, the flowers being yellow carna-
tons. Much of the pleasure of the
evening was u to Miss Constance
watson, who was TN charge of the de-
lightful affair. Over forty couples
were present to enjoy the dancing and
orchestra. h favors which consisted
or handsome flowers were presided over
by Mrs, j. S. Watson. After a most
enjoyable evening spent in dancing, the
guests repaired to the dining room.
where luncheon was at IL o'clock. The
dining room was also artistically dec
GRATED In yellow: Among the out-of-
town guests were Mr.. and Mrs. A. H.
ris, Mimi, a guest of Miss Lou Cell
Qutrk, and Mrs. Robb of Minneapolis,
formerly Miss Louise Sweet, daughter
Of Mayor Sweet of Fargo.
Mr.. Corwin and mother now residing
on North Broadway, will leave soon for
Bismarck, where they will make their
home In the future; '.,. &.
This. evening at ( O'clock occurs the
wedding 3 ceremony in which Miss
Eunice Jacobson, the charming daugh-
ter OF Mr.! n Mrs. L. A. Jacobson,
who will be united In marriage to Paul
Simmons, son of former President Sim
mons of Fargo college. A large, num-
Der of out-of-town relatives arrived
last night to be present at the affair,
brides parents at 419 Seventh avenue
south. Rev. Mr.. Beard of the First
congregational church will have charge
of the ceremony, Howard Simmons,
best man, while Miss Zella Jacobson,
sister of the bride will be brides maid.
Four young ladies have been chosen to
assist in the reception and serving,
Misses Abbie Williams, Claire Elliott,
Margaret Hollister, and Alice Lewis.
Sylvia and Marion White, relatives of
the bride will serve as ribbon girls,
while little Miss Elsa Simmons niece
Of the bridegroom, will bear the ring.
The relatives who arrived last evening
are Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell. Miss Susan
Johnson, from Parkers Prairie, Mimi:
Mr.. and Mrs. Siever Johnson, and liver
Jacobson. Clinton, Wis; Mr.. n Mrs.
". U. White, Miss White and Marion
White, and Miss Sylvia Brown, from
Minneapolis; Mrs. A. c. Johnson, Miss
Johnson, Miss Ruth Johnson, Mr., and
Mrs. Nels Johnson, and Miss ,Adeline
Bendix, from Chicago. The bride and
bridegroom will make their nome in
Fargo. .
Ceres hall, the young ladies' dormi-
tory at the A. c., was p~rofuSely dec
grated. Thanksgiving afternoon when
Mrs. Gilbert entertained at dinner for
the young ladies, and a large, number
OF guests, among whom were young
men from the city, and college Y. M.
c. A, their parents, n members Of
the faculty and trustees. The dining
hall was artistically decorated with
the college colors, green n yellow,
and red and white carnations. I'm
media fnIU nrnon1fner fhn Ii-rn~ rrhfnH
began at 2 o'clock, the presidents and
governors proclamations were read,
after which three lusty cheers were
given for Mrs. Gilbert. During the
dinner excellent music was enjoyed by
the guests. Following the olnner the
visitors made merry with patriotic and
college songs, singing the Orange and
the Black in honor of President Will
son. About $50 o'clock the party
broke up, each one taking with him a
plate of fruit n candy which the
charming hostess had supplied. Fol-
lowing an open-house party n q
candy-making bee the guests d"@arted
for the theatre where they enjoyed the
Fortune Hunters. 1t is needless to say
that Mrs. Gilbert and Miss Stoner of
the home economies department, who
assisted her., endeared themselves in
the hearts of all those present.
Miss Grace Mead spent Thanksgiving
in Lisbon with her brother, Attorney
Mead of that city. "''. e..
The Round Table met Friday after
noon at Civic center, the feature OF
the afternoon being an address by Mrs
H. L. Bolley. on Experiences in Russia
A large number of ladies was present
At the conclusion of Mrs. Bolley's talk
tea and waters with CONNECTIONS
eandied grapefruit rind and stuffed
| Pnnpn nnOra1 and tho MfESnC Tn tn prinI
Wheelock, Gladys Hamilton and Mar
| garet HOLSTER assisted the hostess
Mrs. H. H. Wheelock, in serving. Mrs
Bolley spent several months in Russi;
a few years since, and was fortunate
in being able to make a study of cor
ditions In that vast country at frs
hand. She gave a comprehensive view
of the causes leading up to the misfor
ed faith in the possibility of a brighte
future for them through the creation
Of the douma. .'.. ..'
Thanksgiving eve witnessed a prett.
wedding ceremony when Miss Alicl
| Margaret Lynner was united in mar
riage to Andrew r.. Lyslo, a prom
inent young business man of this city
Rev. Mr.. johnson, officiating. The affai
took place at the home of the. bride
parents, TIT Tenth street north. TIL
bride was, beautifully gowned in crepi
de chene, carrying a bouquet of whit
roses n lilies or the valley. toilowint
the ceremony the guests enjoyed
three course dinner, the table being
decorated with carnations and ferns
the dining room in white and pink
During the evening a short musica
programme was enjoyed, several selec
tions being given by Lynner's orches
ira, as well as several violin and voca
solos, all OF which We're enjoyed b.
the guests. The bride and bridegroom
will reside in Fargo at $50 Secon
street north. $50
Mrs. Frank Thompson, residing o.
First avenue south, has left the cit
for Chicago where she expects to sta
for some time with friends. l.
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