The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-08
SOCIAL NOTES

Probably the largest social affair Of
the season will be that at which Mr..
and Mrs. H. A. Klinsmann and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. e. Bestic will entertain next
Monday evening at the Knights of Co
lumbus hall. Invitations to the number
Of about 900 are being issued today for
this event. An especially attractive en-
tertainment has been planned for the
enjoyment of the guests. to consist OF
mer, one of Fargo's most brilliant mu-
sicians. Professor Boehmer will give
his lecture-recital on The Sunken Bell,
which Is now in the form OF an opee'
tations are embellished with design in
the form of rusty bell.
Preceding the Century club dancing
party this evening at the Knights Of
Columbus hall, Mr.. and Mrs. E., J:
Weiser, of 901 Eighth street south, win
entertain at z o'clock dinner. Covers
dinner, following which all will attend
the Century party. The latter promises
to be one of the most enjoyable of\this
seasons series, as the members are
privileged to take guests. .-"
A unique and very happy social at
fair was that at. which Mrs. B. J. Mil
Ter, Oh. 81 Tenth street north, entertain
ed at her home WEDNESDAY afternoon in
Mrs Lynn Miller, OF Minneapolis. The
guest list numbered twenty-sfx, most
OF the participants having been asso-
Mecca Gapter, o. z. s.. when Mrs: Mi
Ter was worthy matron. It was termed
q Boston bean Larty", and the after
moons merriment began with guessing
R. c. Doneghue won the prize for. the
most nearly correct guess. Then there
were six tables of various bean games,
played progressively; Prizes for these
Milton Lawrence, for the most pro-
gressions; Mrs, Percy L. E. Goodwin,
second prize; and Mrs. Doneghue, the
consolation. AS surprise on the host
present had attired themselves very
comically as take-offs on Geraldine
Farrar, Mrs. John Jacob Aston, Mrs.
Rockefeller and Nine. Schumarn-
500 quartet, and afforded much amuse-
ment by giving several quartet selec-
tions. Refreshments in Keeping with
the occasion were served late In the
baked beans, Mexican salad and, as the
most nearly resembling beams, Jordan
almonds. Mrs. Miller entertained an
other company of twenty-four ladies
assisted in the serving on both occa-
sions by Mrs. S. ]. Hill. The nerriment
this afternoon was equal to that of
yesterday, both affairs being heartily
ShJoySu Wy oAA'
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward H. Cole were
host and hostess Wednesday evening at
box party at the Garrick theatre, Civ
fH in 81 T. Miss who nfs Is tse
guest here of Miss Hermoine Mitchell.
There were about sixteen in the party,
and following the performance of Eiss
George washington, IN which Marquee
lite Clark is proving so popular, the
young people went to the Bishop Tyler
home, on, Eighth street south, where
their host and hostess very delightfully."-
entertained at supper
The Cathedral club will hold their
next entertainment in the clubrooms on
Friday evening, Feb. 8: A program
similar to the ones held in the past,
arranged under the supervision of the
committee in charge. John A. Haas.
Anthony F. Smith and Walter A. Cor
man.
enjoyable to that particular group of
guests, was that given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Olsen Wednesday evening at their
home, 1929 Seventh street north. Gov
ers were laid for twelve, the guests,
together with their host and hostess,
having all been members of house
party at the l.. Johnson cottage on
Lake Melissa last summer. The appro-
was miniature lake, and to recall the |
favorite pastin1e Of some of the party, |
the place cards were in fish shape. Be-
tween courses of the repast, OF which |
pounded, the answers being the names |
Of various kinds of fish. The later |
hours of the evening were spent in |
playing Norwegian whist.
Mrs. j. w. '1nce. OF 111s Thirteenth
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