Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-11
WHAT THEY ARE DOING IN SOCIETY
Visiting at Glenwood.

Visiting at Glenwood.
Mrs. g. c. Finch has gone to Glen
wood, Mimi, where she will spend
some time visiting at her old home.
Will Visit in Minneapolis.
Misses Agnes and Dorothy Van
Donat left last evening for q two
weeks visit with relatives in Minne-
apolis and st. Paul.
To Enjoy Lake Outing.
H. Daubenberg and family left last
evening for Maple Lake where they
VIII spend q month at their cottage.
Miss Violet Daubenberg will entertain
at a week end house party.
viii Enjoy Auto Trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bartles and
Mrs. Alice Nelson Page and son Cy-
rl left this afternoon in the Bartles
car for Cedar Lake, Mimi, where
they Will spend a week at the sum-
me- home Of Mrs. Pages brother, G.
w. Nelson of st. Louis, Mo.
To Visit in Wisconsin.
Valley City Times-Record: Miss
Nellie Farnsworth and Lenley Har-
yey will leave Wednesday evening for
SSsSSA IoiiSp w 1S.s WllcIo lIlcy WILL
visit at the home Of Miss Farnsworth.
They will be Joined in Fargo by Miss
Farnsworth's sister, Mrs. Hubbell.
Miss Farnsworth and her nephew ex-
pect to be gone during the entire
vacation of six weeks or more
and may visit at other points east
before returning home.
Entertained at Luncheon.
Mrs. H. B. Finch and Mrs. F. F.
Stokes were hostesses this afternoon
the home of Mrs. Finch on Reeves
avenue In honor of Mrs. Robert Nc
Coy of Bonners Ferry, Idaho, who ia
h guest of Mrs. c. j. Murphy, and
Mrs. j. L. Robertson of Minneapolis,
who is visiting at the home of Mrs.
j. G. LeBeau. The affair was infor-
NAL and luncheon was served at 1
O'CLOCK. Following the service Of the
repast auction bridge was the diver
sion.
Party for Mrs. Burke.
Valley City Times-Record: The
Platou residence was the scene of a
pretty garden party when Mrs. Platou
entertained for Mrs. John Burke, wife
or M United States treasurer and ex-
governor of North Dakota. The beau
tiful lawns of the Platou home were
decorated with Japanese lanterns and
the large porches where the guests
c~cngregated were similarly lighted. In
a rustic booth IN the lawn several
young ladies served punch to the
guests during the evening.
The first number on the musical
program was two songs by Mrs. Cras-
well which she sang in her usual
pleasing amer Eight normal girls,
dressed in colonial costume and with
their hair powdered, danced, the man
uet, and later three girls in Highland
costume danced the Highland fling.
Bcth of these dances were pretty and
graceful and added much to the even
ing's entertainment. Miss Fjelde fav-
ored the ladies with one Of her piano
selections, and Miss Marion Messer
gave two readings. Miss Messer's de-
livery Is very pleasing and she was
heartily applauded. The girls who
took part in the minuet were: Miss
Hulda Lange, Lenore Florv, Marion
Towne, Helen Chaffee. Eva Meyer,
Elena Gust, Imogene Lytten. Eva
Jones. The girls who took part in the
Highland fling were Marion Towne,
'Lenore Flory and Elena Gust, Later
Mrs. Burke danced the Highland fling,
and Mesdarnes Wylie Nelson and
Belle Spur danced the Scotch qua
drille to the great delight Of their
audience.
Light refreshments were served by
the hostess at the close Of the evening.
Misses Ida Myhro. Efie jacobson and
Leila Platou also assisted the hostess
during the evening.