The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-06

was quite elaborately decorated 70
the occasion in yellow and white, fes
toons In those colors eurtaining th'
windows, shading sthe two large
chandeliers and forming pretty drop
ceiling effect. A corner for the
| orchestra was similarly decorated. G
H. Rustad led two cotilion figures that
were much enjoyed, and the program
of dances was a pleasing one through
| out. Cliffs orchestra gave excellent
music for the affair, Punch was serv-
| ed throughout the evening. The
patrons and patronesses for the party
were DR.. and Mrs. Paul Verne and Mr.
| and Mrs. A. H. Costain. only the latter
of the two couples being present, how
| ever, and the committee in charge OF
| the arrangements consisted of w. r,
Costain, Jack Lamb, o. B. Rusness and
M. e, Beck The clubs membership
| comprises both bachelors and bene-
| diets.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Feckler, of Fourth
| street and Sixth avenue south, enter
btained few of their friends at an
informal dancing party Tuesday even
| ing. Eight couples participated, and
an attractive lunch was enjoyed later
in the evening. q
Mrs. w. c. Green. Of 1909 Seventh
| street south, was hostess to a dozen OF
more ladies Tuesday Afternoon, at ar
| informal thtmble bee given compii-
mentary to her mother, Mrs. Krueger
of saltwater Mimi. Another guest
present from out-of-town was Mrs
Alice Reid, of Detroit, MINI, A dainty
lunch was served by the hostess after
| needlework had been laid aside.
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Mrs. E. F. Couch, of 124 Tenth street
north, was hostess Tuesday afternoon
to a few friends. whim she very de-
| lightfully entertained at cards. There
| were three tables at Norwegian whist
and following the games a prettily-
appointed lunch was enjoyed.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Peter +. Stewart were
host and hostess Tuesday evening al
their home, 1912 Fourth avenue south
at very delightful dinner party giver
in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
Morris, who were married last Sep
tember at the home Of the bride, ir
Baker, Mont. and who expect to leave
! this city in about three weeks for Sar
Diego, Cal, to spend the winter. Mrs
Morris was formerly Mrs. May Pearce
and is a cousin of Mr.. Stewart. She
| spent some time in this city las
winter. Mr.. Morris is well known
southside Fargo resident. Covers were
laid for fifteen at the dinner
Carnations of cerise shade. and
white narcissus formed a pretty cen
terpiece for the dining table The
| dinner was served at Z O'clock, and
was followed by an informal socia
evening of which music was a pleas.
ant feature.
Mrs. Peter Mathewson. of 102s FRS
avenue north, entertained about 8
dozen of her young lady friends at ar
informal sewing party Tuesday even
ing. Needlework was followed by &
dainty lunch. -.
Invitations have been issued by the
Alpha Gamma Rho fraternity of the A
c., for a dancing party that will be held
on Saturday evening of this week. IN
the college armory.
Much is being accomplished toward
the numerous informal social affair,
being given by the various members oi
| committees. One such was enjoyed
Tuesday afternoon. when Mrs. W, r
Vincent entertained the members of the
novelty committee at her apartment a,
the Gardner hotel, the afternoon being
spent in sewing for the bazaar.
The N. S. club will be entertained
Thursday afternoon at o'clock by
Mrs. G. a. Mclean. at her home, 1los
Seventh avenue south.
! Miss Barbara Williams left Tuesda,
evening for Grand Forks, for a week
visit as the guest of Miss Anna Wick
| The members of the Monday After
noon club were pleasantly entertained
/ this week by Mrs. John Pollock, at her
home on Eighth avenue south. The aft
1 ernoon was enjoyed as usual with
bridge and needlework.
The ladies OF ST. Joseph's society OF
Moorhead will be entertained at st. Jo-
seph's hall. that city, on THURSDAY aft
danes Remley: Morrow and Kippels
Miss Katherine Lewis, OF Minneapo-
| lis. who has been the guest of Miss
Orpha LaCroix since shortly before
Thanksgiving, left Tuesday afternoon
for her home. Miss LaCroix and Miss
Lewis spent Thanksgiving in James
town, with the formers parents.
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/ The ]. v. C.'s of the First Congrega-
tional church will hold their annua
Christmas sale and dime social at the
home of Mrs. George Hoilister, Ninth
street south, on Tuesday afternoon Dec
I12. The sale will be opened at 2;30
and tea will be served during the aft
| ernoon.
j Miss Christina Botzet was hostes.
Tuesday evening at the home Of hei
teenth street south, at the regular meet
ing. of Alpha chapter Westminstel
i guild, of the First Presbyterian church
Miss Tilda Forsberg led the meeting
| during the study hour. the subject fol
discussion being Latin America. Ths
= guild made plans last evening to sent
i a Christmas box OF toys, school sup
plies. etc, 20 q cciored school Of abcu
! thirty pupils. in the east. A commit