The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-08-04
SOCIAL NOTES
Misses Eleanor and Augusta K.

Misses Eleanor and Augusta Ken
nedy were hostesses this afternoon
| at their home on North Broadway,
to ten young lady friends whom
they entertained very delightfully."- at
cards, five hundred being the game
of the afternoon. The affair was in
honor Of Miss Mary Carney. Chicago,
and Miss Anne Mullaney Dickinson,
guests of Miss Margaret Smith Pink
lovely. decorations in the library,
while in the drawing room pink
giadiolii, asters and nasturtfums
were used effectively. Palms, ferns
and flowers enhanced the attractive
ness OF the porch, and in the dining
room, where a six-course dinner will
be served the young ladies at $50
o'clock, the centerpiece for the table
will consist OF a large bowl Of flow
ers of many varieties, surrounded by
four French glasses holding small
blossoms, the glasses being arranged
in oblong formation. AT s:15 o'clock
the young ladies will be Joined at
the Kennedy home by dozen young
men friends, the entire party to be
guests OF the Misses Kennedy at
theatre party at the Garrick. Lunch
at Prizes will follow, and the even
ing's merrymaking will terminate
with an automobile ride.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. s. Breyer. of SIS
Seventh street north. entertained
fifteen guests Friday evening in hon
or Of their son. DR.. C. M. Breyer and
wife, of Freeport, Ill. Music was the
entertainment Of the evening, and
lunch was served at a late hour.
Miss veIma Stone, of Prophets
town, Ill, was honor guest this af-
ternoon at delightful theatre party
given at the Garrick by Misses
Katherine. and Sallie Irvine, of the
Ansonia apartments, There were
eighteen young ladies in the party,
and lunch at Prizes followed the
performance at the Garrjck. Miss
Stone is here visiting Miss Theodore
Graham.
Miss. Blanche True and Misses
Annette and Louise Hanson were
hostesses this afternoon at the Han
SON home, 7o5 Tenth street south, at
a pleasant affair for Miss Frances
Emery, whose marriage will be an
event of the near future. A dozen
young ladies were guests, and the
afternoon was spent in hemming
dustcloths for Miss Emery's use in
her new home. Garden flowers
formed the decorations, and dainty
refreshments were served. Another
affair in compliment to Miss Emery
will be given this evening by Miss
Clara Emerson at her home on North
Broadway.
"A dancing party will be given next
Monday evening in the A. G. armory
by the Theta Chi fraternity of that
college, complimentary to two OF It's
members who will soon leave the
city, Capt, Reginald CoIley and Corp.
Alex Nemzek, OF Company B. NAL
elbows orchestra has been engaged
to play and there is guest list of
about fifty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Stern, of 1898 |
First avenue south, entertained in
formally this afternoon in honor of |
the fourth birthday anniversary of |
their daughter, Helen. Ten little girls |
and an equal number Of small boys |
were the guests, and enjoyed q jolly |
time with a variety of games until |
lunch was served. The porch was |
prettily arranged with decorations OF |
garden flowers. Japanese umbrellas
and ianterngL
Mrs. r. ToIfson. Of 1917 Third
avenue north, entertained few /
friends Friday afternoon. Mrs. A. l
n. Johnson, OF Litchfield, Mimi. her /
daughter. assisted in serving lunch /
1t the close Of an afternoon Of social
chat and needlework.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waiter Tweety
Of All Thirteenth street
south, announce the approaching
Of their only daughter, Miss
Maybelle Clare Warner, to Peter
Fohn Peterson, the latter of Waubon,
dinn. The wedding will take place
II high noon on Wednesday. Aug. 20. !