The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-11-14
SOCIAL NOTES

The Roycroft club of Fargo began its
| 1851 season Monday evening with q
very delightful dancing party given al
| the knights of Columbus hall. Mrs. G
I. Gross and Mrs. r. G. Akeley acted as
! hostesses for the evening, and forts
| dances, for which Cliffs orchestra fur
nished pleasing music, opened with a
grand march, and later in the evening
there was. another special feature, part
ners for that dance being chosen by
means of attractive favors. The ladies
were given bonbons wrapped in yellow
and green fringed papers, and the gen
tlemen tiny turkeys, each OF the former
containing a number corresponding tC
those on the turkey favors. Supper In
two courses was served shortly after
| midnight, in the X. G. dining hall, and a
color scheme OF yellow predominated
The four long tables at which the mem
bers of the party were served were
prettily adorned with fancy candle
sticks holding yellow-shaded candles
| The next Roycroft party is to be given
Satory and Mrs. NJ. A. Enders will act
as hostesses.
Mrs Charles F. Knauft. Jr, Of No. g
Arlington apartments. was hostess to
day at a pretty 2 o'clock luncheon at
which covers were laid for sixteen
guests. The repast was served at small
tables, each of which bore yellow pom
scheme, both in the decorations. which
also included prettilY shaded lights, and
in the menu, was yellow. The luncheon
was in three courses. and the hostess
was assisted in serving by Mrs. o. D.
Dahl. The hours following were spent
with bridge. The only guest present
from out of town was Mrs Olaf Olson.
Of st. Paul. who is visiting at the
Knauft home.
Covers were laid for thirty-two
guests at very delightful dinner party
w. II. Wright, at their home on Eighth
avenue south. The guests were served
at small tables, carnations and ferns
out an attractive color scheme Of pink
and green. Pink was also the color
note in "a number Of the dainty viands
served. Following the dinner: cards
sian whist being the game of the eve
ming. and later an Informal dancing
party afforded pleasant diversion.
Mrs. c. J. T. DoryIand. Of 1888 Thir-
teenth street north, Is to entertain the
members of the Priscilla Sewing club
Wednesday afternoon, complimentary
to her sister, Miss Grace Whitaker. OF
Asbury Park, n. ]. Another out-of-town
guest at the affair will be Miss Joseph
inc Stiles, also of Asbury Park, who is
here visiting her aunt. Mrs. William H.
White, of Thirteenth street south.
Mrs E. r. Shaw. Of 3Os Eighth street
north, will be hostess this evening to
the Eskimo club, at its regular meeting.
A dainty lunch will be served follow
ing the usual game of five hundred
Mrs e. NJ. Lier and Mrs Glenn Hos
king very delightfully."- entertained
company of eight friends at the Iier
apartment in the Wellington, Monday
evening, the affair being an informal
musical. The program was given by
Miss Mildrid Romsdahl, of the Concor-
dia conservatory faculty, her cultivated
soprano voice being as usual delight
to all who heard her: Otto Boiurie, who
came here from Calumet. Mich, to con-
tinue his vocal studies with Miss Roms-
dahl: having very pleasing voice OF
much promise: and DR.. r. NJ. Lier, who
gave much pleasure with several tenor
solos. Miss Romsdahl played Mr.. Bo-
jurie's accompaniments, and her own
accomplishments and those for DR.. Lier
were played by Mrs. Hosking. A dainty
lunch was served by the hostesses later
in the evening. Yellow daisies formed
pretty decorations for the pleasant at
fair
Miss Martha Schjeldahl returned
Monday to her home near Hatton. n. D.,
city as the guest of her sister. Miss
Rosala Schjeldahl.
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Mrs. H H. Hall returned home Mon
visit in Minneapolis as the guest Of
friends, during which time she was en-
tertained at a number of very delight
full social affairs.
Mrs. William Hunter and little son
Wendell. of Moscow, Ida, arrived in
Fargo Monday evening, to be guests at
the home Of the formers sister Mrs.
street south, for about three weeks.
They will be Joined here later by Mr..
Wendell, and the family will go from
Fargo to New Orleans, to spend the
winter.
Mrs. J. e. Hyde, of 354 Seventh ave-
nue. south, returned home Monday from
st. Johns hospital, where she under
removal of her tonsils, several days
ago. Mrs. Hyde is still quite i'll, but is
recovering nicely.
Miss Elizabeth Lamb, Of Moorhead,
returned home Monday from a months
visit in Minneapolis at the home Of her
sister. Mrs. j. D. Gillis, formerly of
Fargo.
The Bethany Young Peoples society
will hold its regular meeting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. Alison, rs
South Terrace, on Wednesday evening.
A program consisting of readings by
David Kopelman, vocal solos by Profes-
sor Bjornson, and piano selections by
Esther Berntsen will be given at the
close of the business session. Members
and friends are cordially invited to at
tend the meeting.
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The Development of Social Institu-
tions was the principal subject OF dis
cussion Monday at the regular meeting
of the Sociological section of the Fine
Arts club, held in the Civic Centre. Miss
Katherine Hodge. a member OF the Far
go high school faculty, presented the
subject, taking 1t up in a very thorough
manner under the different heads of re-
lgious institutions. institution 9f
morals, and cultural development. The
topic proved one of the most interest
ing taken up so far this year. and the
attendance at the meeting yesterday
was good.
Covers were laid for ten at the lunch
con in which the members of the exec
utive board of the local Votes For
Machine hemstitching and picoting.
Mrs. Kennedy, Kennedy hotel. Front
street. Phone 1351-J.-Advt.