The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-18
Interest to the Women
VII ana e sor -

pleasant lunch was served to which All
did ample Justice.
z
TIL entertainment committee OF tho
I'll Iagal patrol is making plans for am
other Of their delightful parties to be
given on Thursday evening, Jan. 80,
at the Masonic temple. This announce
r1ent will he good news to the
friends OF the patrol who eagerly an
ticipate each social event given by this
Mrs. Finley Cameron and children
have returned to their home at Grand
Forks after spending the past month
with Mrs. Can1eron's parents. Mr.. and
south.
Mrs. Wallace Brown OF Armenia spent
q few days in the city the past week
shopping and calling an friends.
%
One of the most beautiful events ever
attempted by the Metropolitan German
Dancing club was that given last even
ing at the knights of Columbus hall.
Miss Lou CfeI Quirk was the hostess
and every appointment was carried out
with the graceful completeness of a
home function. Pink was the color
note of h evening IND adding much
was the leadership of Howard Mont
gon1ery, who Was even more than us
uaIly happy In his choice of ffgures for
he german. Ample opportunity was
offered for pretty figures in the pro-
gramme of. the evening, the hostess
having chosen an opera german as the
key note for her entertainment. Lead
ing -perSonageS of the function were
the four young girls who attended en-
costume representing our leading
operas The Pink Lady, Gypsy Love.
The Quaker Girl. and The Merry Wild
ow. Miss Catherine Hunt represented
the first and was lovely in a costume
corresponding to that opera. b wore
and a large pink felt hat with several
plumes and pink sweet peas with q
huge satin ribbons of the same color
extending from the brlm to a bow be-
hem of her gown. Miss Arena Rich
ardson made a bewitching gypsy maid
In characteristic gypsy costume of
bright colors setting OFT to advantage
her dark eyes and hair, red predomi-
mating. The Quaker Girl vas delight
fully demure and perfectly pictured by
Miss Margaret Meredith, who was
dressed in an appropriate gown OF gray
with white car, kerchief and cuffs
Miss Virginia Lowell, in a black satin
gown made en- traine and with q large
dress hat of black, made a captivating
merry widow, famous to the Merry
Widow opera. The markers were cards
bearing the club monogram and the
name OF one Of the four operas chosen
for the evening. The Merry Widow
cards were tied with black ribbon, The
Pink Lady's with pink. The Gypsy
Loves with red, and The Quaker Girls
with gray. AS Mr.. Montgomery wish
ed to call out certain divisions for a
figure he selected the young girl rep
resenting that division and danced with
her. Favors were delightful and use-
full and among the number were cut
flowers, vanity cases, cigarette cases,
fancy teapots, Ivory fans, bridge scores,
etc. The -four young girls represent
ing the operas also presided at the
decorated in pink, with a profusion OF
u flowers and festoonings h lights
also being shaded with pink. One
beautiful feature Of the evening was
began the well kDown son from the
opera which was sung bynMiss Evelyn
Dare and the lights were turned low,
The procession was led by The Pink
Lady followed by a number OF young
ladies In pink gowns and CARRYING
pink muffs, who danced the graceful
steps accompanying that number. The
effect was exquisite and Loudly ap-
usual hour in the diningroom and the
tables were attractive. natural flowers
and smilax, pink shaded candles, pink
and green CONNECTIONS N dainty nut
baskets being only a few of he many
appointments that made the service
delightful. Al separate table was set
for the four young girls. who made an
enchanting picture in their varied cos
tunes. The menu was complete with
all of the best that could be secured
and the hostess received many compii-
ments on the excellency OF her choice
and the perfect service. After supper
the guests received anotheN surprise
that compared well with the other
handsome and original details OF the
event. when little Miss Dorothy Traut-
man of Minneapolis, who is spending
the winter with her aunts, the Misses
Luger, appeared in a dainty dress OF
white trimmed with pink blossoms and
delighted the guests with two fancy
dances. Her accompaniment was play
ed by her aunt, Mrs. Kicker, and as
she danced the colored spotlight was
turned on, creating a most beautiful
effect. She was loudly applauded and
found it necessary to return several
times to respond to insistent demands
that she repeat her dances. AS she
concluded Miss QuirS presented her
with an exquisite arm bouquet of La
France roses. The entire evening was
worthy OF Miss Quirk's ability as q
perfect and capable hostess n the
guests were unanimous in proclaiming