The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-03
Man, Visitors for August.

Nov that fair week with all its at
tending excitement and social features
Is over. society Will turn IT'S at
tention 10 visiting guests and tho
promise is that August VIII he the
gayest social month of the summer.
Never has there hcem Surh a large
number of charming visiting girls in
the Dung Set and seldom have there
been more delightful guests among the
matrons. The weather is ideal for
beth indoor and outdoor functions as
Veil as dancing and together wi:h the
announced weddings of the month. the
conditions are all that Is necessary for
A very lively time.
Tho social calendar will open Non
day evening with the handsome dane
Ing party To he given at the Hotel Da-
ootah by Misses Ruth Withheld and
Margaret Sargent, The guests of hon
or at his function Will b" Misses
Helen Belknap and Mary Louise Tur-
ner vino arrive tomorrow from Mime
Hpolis. Ruth Farrar of Brookline,
Mass. Edna Smith Of Bridgeport.
Conn. Margaret Burr of Mime
arolis. Hazel Edison Of Larinore and
Mildred Holmes of Devils Lake.
Numerous guests from away will he
here for the party and among those
Who have already arrived are Miss
Helen Bushee of Chicago. Miss Ethel
Earriss of ~Crookston. Miss Pink Wild
er of Maple Lake Misses Geraldine
and Ernestine jacob of Lake Bemidii
and Miss Agnes Smith of Minneapolis.
The past week has been one of
home entertaining and though every
thing was Very informal on O
of there always being a rush 20 get TO
the fair grounds. there haN, oeen
rrany delightful gatherings in honor of
the guests attending the fair. The
Dx,th;a, c;starc ,,f Y1,a state were also
here for the annual meet and there
lodge sessions We're i~nterspersed with
various social features.
Normal Man Writes PLAY.
A romantic drama written ny
Charlton Andrews of the state normal
school at VALLEY City. has been ac-
cepted and will he produced in Phil L.
delphia the coming season Concern-
ing its story. the Valley CITY Times
Record says:
Charlton Andrews of the state no.
NAL school has just closed d contract
With an eastern theatrical manager
for the production OF a play during
the coming season. The play. which
-rews worked while AT Harvard last
year. is described as a romantic
drama and hears the title. His Ma
jestv. the Fool" Its hero is Chicot.
the remarkable gentleman-pester OF
the French court of Henry III.
Mr. Andrews's play will be resent
ed early in the winter AT the new Lit
tie theater in Philadelphia. AS is
we'll known there is a growing vogue
in the larger cities for small but high
class theaters devoted TO the produc-
ton of plays appealing primarily to
the hest types Of theatcr goers. Fam
u playhomses OF this kind are thu
Theaters des Arts and the Grand Guig-
mol in Paris. the kammerspiel in Der
lin, the Little theatcr and the Kings
way in London and the recently erect
ed and highly successful Little the
alter in New York. conducted hT Win
tarop Annns. former director of the
New theater.
The Philadelphia Little theater,
which is now building, will he an ar
tistic and luxurious playhouse de-
signed TO bring the audience and the
play into more intimate relations thar
those obtaining in th- larger theatcrs
h number ~ seats will he limited
and each scat viii IA" practically a:
good AS any ether. The stage will he
large and equipped with all the --latest
facilities for modern production. The
theater will maintain a company ~
the best professional actors, withou,
stars" hut capable ot supplying We'll
balanced casts. Special attention will
be given to excellence Of stagin~ and
eostumins.
Miss Lally in Crnokston.
Crookston Times: Friends in the
city will regret the departure of Miss
Katherine Lally of Seattle. who has
spent the past week in the city as the
guest of Miss Kate Martin Miss Lal-
~ left today for the cities. where she
will visit friends and relatives a fort
night and will then go into Strong &
Warmers to get the fall milliner,
styles. Enroute vest in September
Miss Lallv may possibly stop here a
few days with friends. Although her
visit was a short one, it has been
most pleasant as she has received
much social attention during her visit
here.