The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-01-18
SOCIAL NOTES

Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Dewey, 1902
ess Thursday evening to the members
of the Wednesday Sewing club ana
their husbands. There were four ia
bles at Norwegian whist, high honors
going to Mrs r. G. Fields and p. c.
Gallagher. The consultations were
awarded to Mrs. o. c. Anderson and
Mrs. o. A. Klinsmann. The hostess
served dainty lunch following
cards.
.
Twenty Eastern Star friends were
guests Thursday evening of Mrs. j. c.
Benedict, her daughter, Mrs V. IL.
Aiken, and Miss r. r. Steele, at the
party given for Miss Norah Larson at
north: Miss Larson, who has many
friends in Fargo, her home for the
last five years, Is to be married on
Feb. to G. J. Harwood. Chicago.
Knitting was the order Of the eve
ming, and the Eastern Stars surprised
Miss Larson with a gift from tho
crowd consisting of handsome bed
spread. From other sources came
gifts such as tea towels pretty pin
cushion, etc. The rooms were decor
ated for the occasion i'm hearts and
cupids, and the same idea was carried
out in the attractive lunch. The same
hostesses will entertain another COM
pany of about twenty friends of Miss
Larson at the Benedict home this
evening.
Mrs. J. A. Dainard, 1921 Seventh
street south, entertained fifteen young
ladies Thursday evening at a pre-
nupttal party for her niece, Miss Alice
Proctor, Bismarck, who is to be mar
ried on Feb. 90 to John Bennett Ad-
ans, Omaha, Neb. The evening was
spent in hemming dishtowels, and
impromptu program numbers consist
ed of piano solos by Mrs. II. r. Moore
and Miss Ruth GlaZieT and vocal
numbers by Miss Mabel Dainard. A
dainty lunch followed The bride
elect has been employed in Pres. r. F..
Ladd's office at the A. c., i'm recent
weeks, and prior to taking up work
partment of public instruction in the
capitol at Bismarck. She, also has
many Fargo friends.
4 delightful dancing party of for
NAL character was enjoyed Thursday
evening i'm PheniX hall, MooThead, by
the members of the Eta Chi Omega
sorority of Fargo college and other
guests. The sorority's pledges, the
Misses Florence PIath, Jean Morrow.
Eunice CarIstrom, Grace Fairbanks,
Mildred Burns and Nellie Hubbell, the
latter of the faculty, were the host
esses, and among the guests was Miss
Gertrude Slime, Tower City, an alum
for the dancing, and light refresh
mepts were served.
o
The Misses jeanette Tovas. Hannah
Amundson and Anna Void enter
tanned a dozen young ladies at a knit
ting party held Thursday evening at
their room i'm the Addison apartments
Ninth street north. After knitting, a
delicious chatting dish lunch was en-
joyed.
A large number of the members Of
a young peoples dancing class taught
by Mrs. Juliet deLendFecie, and their
friends enjoyed the Informal party
given by their instructor at stones
hall Thursday evening. Pleasing mu-
sic for the program OF dances, which
began at 8 o'clock and continued to
1880 o'clock, was furnished by the
Ragtime Twins. The party followed
regular class instruction.
Miss Pearl Oman, of the A. C. fac
ulty, who plans to leave next month
for New York city, to take a semes-
ter's work at Columbia university,
will be guest of honor this evening
Cavanagh and Miss Marjorie Rusch
VIII give. Twenty more intimate
friends of Miss Oman will comprise
the guest list, and Red Cross knitting
will be the order of the evening.
The employees of the First National
Bank Of Fargo enjoyed Wednesday
evening at Moose hall the regular
monthly social affair given them by
the bank. Dancing was again the
amusement of the evening, and good
music was enjoyed for this diversion.
A large number of the young people
of that bank participated, and lunch
was another enjoyable feature of the
affair.
Covers were laid for, fifteen mem
bers OF the Potluck, social club, at
the Informal supper party at the
home of Mrs. j. "A. Jardine Thursday
evening. Knitting and music were
the diversions later in the evening.
Mrs. q. q. Kosko, GOT Eleventh
street south, entertained half a dozen
ladies informally Thursday afternoon
in compliment to her friend, Mrs. J.
l.. Brace Minneapolis. Mrs. Brace ar
rived last Monday morning and will
probably spend the rest Of the winter
Thursday In knitting, followed by
lunch.
Fargo Council No. 65, u c. r., will
give one Of it's informal dancing par
ties Saturday evening In Moose hall.
u @, strack is general chairman for
the affair, and the music will be by
MalchoW'a orchestra. A delightful
time Is assured the travellers and
their friends.
The Shrine party. celebrating Ia
dies night, Will be a big social event