The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-03-18
SOCIAL NOTES

One Of the larger st. Patrick's af
fairs of Saturday evening was tina
at which the Phi Epsilon Omicrol
sorority of the A. c. entertained tn
members OF the other two sororities
the AChoth and Delta Phi Beta
freshman girls and other friends.
was a, dancing party, held in the din
ing room at Ceres hall, with about s.
couples present. The hall was yer.
prettily decorated with shamrock
and the flags Of all the Allied nations
and the hostesses all wore greer
carnations, in honor of st. Patrick
day. The programs were green, Ii
the form Of Irish hats, and the mum
bers comprised one Of the most en-
! toyable college dances OF the season
The young people were chaperonet
by Misses Nola K. Fromme, Rather,
inc Jensen and Lois FaiIyer, Of thu
faculty. Alumnae members Of thu
Phi Epsilon Omicron present were
Misses Lylith Rusk, Fargo, and Lii,
liam Hanson, Moorhead.
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A delightful st. Patrick's dancins
party Saturday evening in which
80 couples participated, was that
at which Mrs. Juliet deLendreCie
entertained the members Of a
dancing class comprised Of mar
ried couples, together with their
friends. II was held in Stone
han. which was attractively decorat-
ed in keeping with st. Patrick's day.
Preceding the german, which was the
feature of the evening, there was a
short program of Irish songs and
dances. The songs were given by
Alice Pardoe and the dances by
Margaret BigeloW, and another pro
gram number was a pianolog by Rae
Bigelow. An three were in charming
Irish costumes. At 1890 the dancers
formed in line for q grand march.
which began the german. The latter
was led by Mrs. deLendrecie, assist
ed by Mrs. D. E. Bigelow, and in
cluded many pretty figures The
guests were given green bonnets and
Irish hats to wear during the german.
Among the attractive favors were
tiny clay pipes, shamrocks, Irish
flags, vanity saChets, etc. One very
figure of the german was a
potato race, in which three men were
entered from each side. The result
was a tie. At 1880 o'clock light re-
freshments were enjoyed.
.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McNeese,
Eleventh avenue north, entertained
rs relatives and friends at a st.
Patrick's party Sunday evening. A
program Of Irish songs, readings ar
Rotations. as well as patriotic songs,
was much enjoyed. Mrs. J. II. F1em-
ing gave an interesting talk on Ire
land and st. Patrick; Miss Frances
Lamb, MoOrhead, gave both vocal and
piano selections from the opera
Eileen; Misses Dorcen Clancy
Marie Turner and Katherine O'Con-
nor entertained the company with
piano solos; MISS Nellie HOPKINS
Moorhead, gave readings; Miss
Durah Cameron appeared in vocal
solos; and the hostess, with the
guests all joining in the chorus, sang
"St. Patrick and the Dear Little
Shamrock. The program concluded
with all singing Star Spangled Ban
ner' and America. Green caFna-
tons and shamrocks formed the
decorations, and refreshments were
In keeping with the day.
The Young Mothers club members
a few friends Saturday
evening at a theater party at the
followed by n supper at
Prizes. The next regular meeting Of
the club will be held on April 4, with
Mrs Car Weatlund, Sixth avenue
north, Fargo.
About forty Aaker's Business coll
lege students were out Saturday in a
big drive 20 sell tickets for the War
Benefit program to be given by the
school next Thursday evening at
Stones hall. The forces have been
thoroughly organized, and the stu
1ents are determined that every seat
shall be sold by Thursday. The han
will seat only about 500.
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Miss Katherine Hunt Younger
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Hunt.
Fargo. was removed last Saturday
rom the Bryn Mawr hospital where
the underwent an emergency opera
ion for appendicitis two weeks ago,
10 the the w. w. Atterbury home.
close BY, where she win remain dur
nE her convalescence. Mrs. After
bury IL q relative. Miss Harriet Hunt
spent the weekend at the Atterbury
nome. which IL at Radnor, a suburb
n Philadelphia
A group Of "a pupils of the Fargo
Conservatory OF Music are to appear
n recital this evening at the con-
teA thNuEE pAF1uFa. Ihe program will /
begin at s o'clock and will be open
% the public.
The local homestead OF Yeonen
will initiate q. class OF Is candidates
Tuesday evening. Invitations have
1een issued for an informal dancing
larty to follow, with music nv NAL |
shows orchestra An Yeomen are
cordially invited.
Mrs. ". A. DonneIly. who had been
pending a few days i'm Fargo with
Ter husband. returned Sunday night 1
D Minneapolis. She Is spending the
winter IN that city. where her daurh- /
ers are in school.
The Lake Agassiz chapter Of the /
?. "A. r.. will meet this evening with /
4ra. Edith Godfrey. at the DR.. ID. g. 1
barrow home. Moorhsad. This Is the 4
Meeting postponed from last week. 4
nd viii be called 70 order az 81
'cloek.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Bristol and /
laughter Mrs. Will III MaRiM. are IN 4
soa Angeles for q months gofourn. II
they left for that city a week ago. I
About "a Of the members OF the To- 4
All Th@oguuhteaf society and their Il
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