Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-27
Society
ALLs WE'LL.

The sun is busy bringing the har-
vest time along: g :
The rattle of the mower Is blended
into song; {
Where swallows dip and circle above
the new-mown hay,
The incense Of the meadows is blown
along the way;
The clouds are high and tleecy.
there's promise everywhere,
And who would not be hopeful, with
all the world so fair?
The fretful politicians are going to
and fro.
Arousing foolish passions, predicting
future woe;
With selfish hopes they hurry from
place to place to plea
Or utter foolish warnings the foolish
only heed:
Their mouths are full of hatred, their
hearts are full of spite,
But who would not be hpeful, with
all the world so bright?
The willow bends serenely above the
placid stream,
Within the peaceful shadows the
herds lie down to dream;
The mower blithly %rattles, and
many a fairy fleet
Is tossed upon the pillows that cross
the fields of wheat:
The bees, lured by the clover, seek
hidden sweetness there.
And who would not be hopeful, with
all the world so, fair?
Urged by their own ambitions the po-
liticians roar
Concerning Ills that threaten and
woes that are in store;
For selfish ends they vainlv attempt
to terrorize:
With cheap conceit they tell us they
only are the wise:
But summers joy await us. the clouds
are high and white,
And who would not be hopeful with
all the world so bright?
Visited Friends Here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Carlson of Graf
ton were visitors in the city yesterday
enroute to their home from Fish Lake.
where they have been enjoying a few
days outing.
Returned to Seattle.
Miss Helen Mcclure, who has been
visiting for the past few weeks at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J..
MCGUIRE Of Riverside Park, has re-
turned to Seattle, Wash. She was
accompanied by Miss Kate Ledwich
Of Grafton.
Visiting Mother.
has arrived in the city to spend a few
days visiting at the home Of her
mother, Mrs. John Dinnie of North
Fifth street. Mrs. Fee was formerly
Miss Marion Dinnie Of Grand Forks.
Returned From Eastern Trip.
Mrs. John Dinnie has returned from
mn avtanHa1 aocfnr,, twin Oh 1yiCitnI
in New York, Chicago and other ILL.,
no!s cities. h was accompanied
homo by her daughter, Miss Alice
Dinnie, who has been attending the
urnmer school at the P~olytechnical
institute In Peoria, III.
To Enjoy Eastern Trip.
Miss Lillian Bulge. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William Bulge Of Fourth
avenue. left yesterday o for an
extended eastern trip. She will go
first to Battle Creek, Mich, where she
will spend several days visiting rela-
tives, going from there to New York
weeks with friends. Among other
pleasures Miss Bulge will enjoy a
boat trip from Detroit to Buffalo and
enroute home will visit relatives in
Toronto. She is anticipating, a de-
lightful trip and will be away until
tAo 1lrSL OIL september.
Pretty Wedding Tomorrow.
A wedding Of interest to a large
circle Of friends will occur Tuesday.
afternoon at 5 o'clock 1t the First
Lutheran church, when Miss Sylvia
Thorgrimsen WILDE united in mar
riage to Rev. Gynther S%toraasli Of
Tacoma, Wash. Rev. K. Seehus of
Locust, Iowa, an uncle of the bride
will of1ciate. in the presence of a
large company Of guests. Miss Esther
Thorgrimsen, a sister Of the bride,
will be maid Of honor and Theodore
Aaberg will be best man. Little Elm
Thorgrimsen will be flower girl and
the wedding music will be rendered by
the choir and Mrs. I. Ylvisaker of
Mayville,; N. D. So
Following the ceremony the wedding
dinner will be served at. the home. Of
the BRIDES parents. Rev. and Mrs.
H. B. Thorgrimsen Of Fourth avenue
and the guests will include just the
immediate family.
Rev. Storaasli and his bride will
leave for an. extended western trip
and later will be at home to their
friends In China. where Rev. Stor-
aasli has accepted a call as mission
airy. $3.50 -