The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-01
SOCIAL NOTES

The Coterie Dancing club, a well
known Fargo social organization of
nearly 160 members this year, open
ed its seasons series Of parties FRI
day evening at the Knights of Col
umbus hall. The latter was very at
attractive with yellow-shaded lights
and a large basket of yellow POM
poms suspended from the large, CEN
trail chandelier. In the dining room,
where q two-course supper was serv-
ed at II o'clock, the tables were soft
~ lighted with yellow candles. The
participants in the pretty affair
numbered 100, and in the receiving
line were the club president, w. p.
] PorterfIeld; DR.. J. L. Graves and
wife; Mr.. and Mrs. James Nc
Guigan; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Bath
rick; and Attorney and Mrs. A. w.
3 Cupler Introduction of the new
members Of the club was a feature
of the party preceding the dancing.
Music for the latter was furnished
by Cliffs orchestra, and the diversion
was resumed after supper, contin-
uing until 1880 o'clock. The arrange
sments for the party were in charge
of Mrs. J. M. Bathrick, chairman,
Mrs. James McGuigan and Mrs. A.
/. w. Fowler, who were cordially COM
plimented on it's success. Among the
several out-of- town guests present
were Miss Myrtle Sanderson, Chi
cage; and Mrs. Garmire, Hebron,
Neb.
Mrs. E. f. Ladd, Thirteenth street
north, will entertain a number of
young people this evening for her
daughter, Miss Rosilla Ladd, who IS
spending the Thanksgiving vacation
at home. She is instructor Elm home
economics this year at the Barnes
vile high school.
Miss Ruth Schuyler, $40 Broadway,
s is ente rtaining a few friends infor-
mally at tea this afternoon, compli-
mentary to Miss Lyla Thomas, whose
engagement to Burleigh Mason
spalding, was announced this week.
Mr.. Spalding is a son Of Judge and
Mrs. B, F. Spalding.
Friday evening the Alpha Gamma
Rho fraternity of the A. G. held its
second annual all-college dancing
party in the college armory. Music
was by Malchow's orchestra, and
the dancing was enjoyed from $3.50
to 1880 o'clock. Frappe was served
throughout the evening. The men,
bers OF the fraternity entertaining
rose favors. Coach and Mrs. Paul
Davis, professor and Mrs. Thomas
and Dean and Mrs. G. B. Waldron
were the patrons and patronesses.
All of the $50 present enjoyed q very
delightful evening.
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John Francis Watkins, leader Of
the Owl patrol of the Boy Scouts,
entertained the other members OF
that patrol and their girl friends
very delightfully."- Friday evening at
the #. l.. Watkins home, Eighth
street south. Later in the evening,
following a business meeting in the
Monson dugout, the Wolf patrol
ora Watkins, sister OF the host, cos
TUNED as the Goddess OF Liberty, |
conducted the games and contests. |
In scout test the prize of a pin in /
crossed musket design went to Rich |
ard Smell. The answers were all of a
military character. In a flag guess /
ing contest the prize of q small silk /
nag was awarded to Dakotah Car /
Isle; and in a contest of pinning |
stars to a flag while blindfolded, the /
prize of a flag badge pin went to /
Virginia Taylor. The national colors /
prevailed in the pretty decorations /
rooms the lights bore lantern shades i
with patriotic designs. Mrs. watkins
was assisted in serving dainty re-
frehments by Mrs. G. G. Ladd.
1t is expected that fully l25 young
people will attend the Back to the
Farm" party to be held by the Col
lege department of the First Method
list Sunday school at the church this
evening. All will go in appropriate
farm working costumes, and the re-
freshments viii be in keeping. Each
member OF the two college depart
ment classes Is privileged to take a
guest. Sunday morning at $3.50
o'clock the two classes will meet to-
gether, to listen to an address by
Supt. "A. Deamer, of the city schools.
It promises a real treat to the young
people. There will be also a cornet
solo by Henry Clapp, and a vocal
solo, The Prayer Perfect, by Miss
Lena Rose Meth.
The second annual all-coIiege coed
promenade to have been held at
Ceres hall at the A. c. this evening,
has been postponed.
Miss Florence Phillips entertained
Friday afternoon at the Hoffman
come, Tenth street south, in honor
II her sister, Miss Marion Phillips,
Who teaches at Fosston, Mimi, and
Who is here to spend her Thanks
yiving vacation. The guests were the
members OF the LaChom sorority Of
fargo college and spent the after
room knitting and sewing. They were {
light in number.
Mrs. c. c. Ladd, 1905 Second ave.
sue south. entertained six young
yirls at dinner Wednesday evening in !
OF the twelfth birthday =
anniversary OF her daughter Lucille. {
!. very delightful evening was enjoy
Miss Ruby Hanson, Wyndmere, NJ.
p who teaches at Kindred, is spend
ng the weekend in Fargo as the !
.uest Of Miss Marie Huey, 1045 Tenth !
treet north. +
AIR. and Mrs. A. Amstett. Fourth E
treet north, returned home Friday !
rom Grand Forks, where they spent
with friends.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the II. C. \
!. will meet in regular session this 4
vening at s o'clock at the new ?
1oose hall. A good attendance Is z
rged, as there viii be a short pro-
ram followed BY lunch and several
Their special features. i
Mrs. w. f. Cushing arrived home Il
his morning from st. Cloud, Mimi, o
there on Friday evening she
resented Miss Florence Macbeth, the =
Dung coloratura soprano who so
ellgnted a Fargo audience last Mon \,
ay evening. In concert with the St. n
loud Choral society Miss Macbeth q
fas greeted by d most enthusiastic Il
udience at st. Cloud, as has been g
be case everywhere she has sung