The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-05
SOCIETY [o]
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Came Homo BY Lakes.

Came Home by Lakes.
Mrs. G. a. Greenleaf and her son,
William who has been attending he
law college al harvard university,
reached home last evening, having
the Hudson river and great lakes.
Mrs. G%reenlcaf has been away since
early IN the winter and has enjoyed
her trip thoroughly. She spent most
OF the time with her son at Cambridge.
Mass. hut also visited with relatives in
New Haven and Hartford. Conn. and
Boston and Just before coming home
10Th attended the wedding of Mrs.
~Greenleaf's niece at New Haven,
Conn. Mr.. G%reenleaf will spend the
summer AZ home but returns east in
September to resume his law work.
Many Away for Fourth.
Though hundreds of people in
Grand Forks remained at home to
~c"lebrat" the Fourth of July by at
tending the ban games, p%icnicking in
the parks or joining with the neigh
hcrs for a day on til" lawn the trains
nrrivlne last nish' and this morning
gave evidence that hundreds also
went away for Nh" day. Maple Lake
attracted most of these though some
also ven TO Bemidii and all came
nome With reports that this uau tho
best kind OF n time.
Among those found at Maple Lake
were Mr. ami Mrs. : n. Bacon and
sons. MNron and Keith and Mr.. and
Mrs. j f.. Bacon W motored over
and will return today. Other auto
parties Included MIR. and Mrs. F.. $.
SARGENT, Miss Margaret Sargent. w.
II. Scl1nlze and Harold McCov, Mr.,
ana Mrs. Nj. =. Olson and Mr.. ard
Mrs T. g Bacon and their guest. Miss
ERA Way of Watertown. S. D., Miss
Lillian %Fairchild, Miss Winnifred
S'r"ster. james Budge and George
Icndersan. Miss Nora Dahl. Miss
Marie Rurrell. Miss Ruth Lampson.
Miss Rernice Griffin. Mr.. and Mrs.
:, &. H"ndricksop. MIR. and Mrs. Wal
ter Larson and j +. A. o'Connor.
The er"u of girls who were enter
tanned as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
\. Brown. Misses Grace Neate. Edna
Railey and Mary TAYLOR. reached
home last evening and had a royal
good M while those who were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Randall
hafl an equally jolly time. They
reached home this morning.
900
Pionics Well Intended.
Eoth the g. A. II. and Methodist
sunday school picnics held in River
side park yesterday to celebrate the
Fourth of July were splendid success
IS and the day passed off in a most de-
ilghtful manner for all.
Thc q. y. Il. families gathered in
IN" m1rning at the home of c. L.
'1rhhcr lii the park n the ladies of
the Woman's Relief Corps lost no time
IN getting the tables ready for dinner
at noon. The camp was surrounded
ny flags giving the scene a true pa
trlctie air and the national colors al
50 in the table decora-
tlons. After the delicious dinner had
been enjoyed the afternoon program
LAS opened with a most interesting
,"ik .. George II. Winship who with
i'is wifi" completed his visit here yes
t. r'ay *'lernoon and left last evening
7" return to his beautiful California
hmme. Mr.. Winship's subject was
Inc Panama Canal as he has Just
rtldrned from a trip through the
Panama country he was able to :hor-
mnshiN entertain his audience. Mr..
NinShip was followed by Adiutant 4.
j. Pierce who gave a few readings ana
the rest of the afternoon was given
over To music and social visiting.
IN" Methodist Sunday school picnic
was reid in another part of the same
PARK and teachers. officers and par
Hn's joined with the little folks in
celebrating the day in a safe and sann
manner h mothers and teachers
took charge of the dinner which was
served at noon and the children took
precedence over all Others. They
completely filled all tables at the FIRST
setting and the grow folks waited.
After dinner a program of races and
cor tests provided excellent Amusement.
n anonC h features war- a base
bail game between the scholars on one
side and the teachers and officers on
the other. Kirk Wallace umpired tn,
game I" the satisfaction of all hut the
losers and the score was S to 3 in fav-
or of tn" scholars. There was a nail
driving contest for the ladies, potato
races. sack races and three legged
races for The children and all the win
rers we're rewarded with simple
prizes. h fun continued until 6
O'Clock.