The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-11-15
SOCIAL NOTES

i OUClAL WUILO
Misses Eta LEVITT and Bertha Hagen
| were hostesses Tuesday evening at the
| formers home, 1926 Fourth avenue
\ south, at a beautiful pre-nuptial affair
hart. A dozen young ladies were
| guests, including two out-of-town
| friends, Misses Belle and Hilda Menus,
from Brinsmade, n. D. In keeping with
| the color note followed throughout, the
| evening was spent in making dainty
| pink satin saChets in heart shape. for
the bride-elect. The affair was also in
the nature OF miscellaneous shower
| for Miss Everhart, and the lovely gifts
! comprising 1t were presented by little
| Josephine Hildreth, who entered the
| room drawing a tiny pink wheelba rrow,
| decorated with chrysanthemums. Little
! Miss Josephine made an unusually
| charming little fairy. and was dressed
| in pink and white, with gauzy wings.
was enhanced with lovely bouquets of
pink and white Chrysanthemums, and
| the diningroOm, where a delicious
lunch was served at small tables: was
| especially pretty. FestOonS of pink and
| white extended from the large inverted
| light dome to the corners of the room,
and fancy candlesticks, bearing pink
| shaded candles, formed lovely center
| pieces for the tables. The honor guests
! place was marked by n pink and white
basket whose handle was tied with
tulle, filed with pink and white chrys-
anthemums and her chair was also dec
| grated in pink. All of the lights were
| softly shaded and the menu was in
pink and heart-shaped, so far as possi-
| BILE. Dainty pink and white favors
| formed pleasing mementoes of the oc-
| casion.
The dinner that is to precede the
program of dances at the Century club
party Thursday evening in the K. {.
| hall, is to be served promptly at
o'clock. Towards the latter part of the
evening the affair is to be featured by
| german.
The 3rd birthday anniversary of Eva
| May, little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. II.
| A. Livermore, of Eighth avenue south,
| was celebrated Tuesday afternoon by
| party at which seven little boys and
girls were the guests. Games and dain-
! ty refreshments contributed much to
| the pleasure of the afternoon.
Miss Mildred Callander is to enter
| tain a number of her young friends at
dancing party to be given Thursday
| evening of this week at the home of her
uncle and aunt, DIR. and Mrs. c. n. Cal
lander, on Third avenue south.
The members of the l. v. c. of the
First Congregational church were
| pleasantly entertained Tuesday after
noon by Mrs. c. w. Smith, at her home
on Eleventh street south: There was a
|
members being together for the first
time in a period of over year. Nee
| dlework was as usual the diversion of
the afternoon, and was followed by
/ lunch.
| Mrs c. o. Follett, of First avenue
| north, is to be hostess this evening al
| the regular meeting of an evening
bridge club of about a dozen ladies.
Miss Grace Ross, of 2O5 Fourth ave
nue. north. will be hostess this evening
to the other members of the Royal
Neighbors drill team. A short business
session will be held, following which
the time will be spent in popping corn
! for a social to be held following the
regular lodge session Thursday evening.
The Scandinavian W. C. T. U. met
Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. o.
p. N. Anderson, 315 Fourteenth street
| south, the assistant hostess being Mrs.
ance, and an interesting feature of the
| meeting was the excellent report by
Mrs. j. D. Penhiter of the recent state
w. c. T. U. convention at Grafton. to
| program features were vocal solos by
both Miss Judith Stalheim and Miss
| Hendrickson; instrumental numbers by
Miss Lenore Anderson; and Vietrola
| here in a few days for Canada, to re-
| side, was presented by the union with
| a set of teaspoons and meat fork, as
a farewell gift, and responded in a
| the evening, on leaving, Mrs. Melin do
mated $6 to the unions treasury, to be
II used for special purposes. She has been
| a valua BILE member of the union, whose
| members greatly regret that she is to
reside elsewhere. The usual social hour
and lunch were enjoyed, after which
n the hostess. who is delegate from the
n fifteenth district to the national con-
vention at Indianapolis, was escorted
to the train by all of those present at
the meeting. She was given a fine
Send-off.
Misses Agnes German, A. Boisvert
and Mary Seller gave leap year dane
ing party to about twenty-five young
people Tuesday evening, the affair be-
ing held In the Eagles hall Varying
the pleasing. program of dances were
piano solos by both Miss Boisvert and
Miss German, swho also sang a duet
their numbers being cordially received
: The hall was prettily decorated with
red and yellow chrysanthemums. anf
dainty refreshments were served
Chaperons for the affair were Mr.. ane
Mrs. c. A. Remley. Mrs. J. German and
Mrs. r. Connell.
The football letter men and the men,
bers OF the Moorhead high school fac
Saturday evening of this week in the
domestic science rooms of that school
The girls of the senior class of the
Moorhead high school will be the host
| esses.
visiting for three weeks in Grand Fork,
with Mrs. w. S. Begg, spent Monday In
! Fargo with friends, en- route to theil
home at Spokane, Wash.