Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-17
WHAT THEY ARE DOING IN SOCIETY
En- Route to Inkster.


En- Route to Inkster.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. B. Barry of Inkster
We're guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. Rasmussen of Reeves avenue
yesterday.
North Dakotans at Lake.
MIR. n Mrs. j. NJ. O'Connor Of st.
Thomas, N. D., are at Lake Mime
tonka for q few weeks. They are stay
ing at st. Adams and gave a dinner
party there Wednesday Of last week.
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Mrs. w. p. Davies, Enjoying Trip.
Mrs. w. P. Davies and. daughter
Miss Mabel, who have been visiting
In Toronto and other points in, east
ern Ontario write Of the many de-
lghtful and interesting trips on the
great lakes and elsewhere. A card
from them written on board the
steamship .Northland says that they
expect to be home the first of this
week.
Leaves for Spokane.
Mrs. E. NJ. Williams left Saturday
night for Fargo, where she will be the
guest Of her daughter. Mrs. Hatcher.
Miss Inis Williams left earlier in the
for Fargo and she and her moth
er will leave for Spokane about the
first of September. Mrs. Williams
came from Spokane about a. year ago
to look after extensive property in
terests and she still considers Grand
Forks her home, having resided here
a great many years previous to going
to Spokane.
Goodmans Return.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred L. Goodman,
son Donald and w. W. Fegan re-
turned last evening from a charming
visit or trip to some of the prettiest
lakes in Minnesota.
Thursday in their touring car they
stopped for a short time in Fargo,
going from that place to Lake Lizzie.
Here they tarried for two days en-
joying the most perfect weather and
the fascination Of lake life.
Thence to Shoreham where they
were Joined by Mrs. P. F. Petersen.
Then journeying to Big Pine lake,
staying one day, then on to Dead lake
where they stayed two days and
nights. Going next to Big Mcdonald,
then back to Shoreham where they
left Mrs. Petersen.
Their next stopping place was Clear
View at George Kings summer resort
and meeting Miss Esther Pike took
her with them to Lake Ida where
they visited Kenneys Camp.
From the camp they circled around
Lake Ida to Lake Crystal and Lake
Franklin. At these two lovely lakes
they ished and boated for two days
driving back around the other side OF
Lake Ida. q
Miss Pike left the party at the lake
and they started on their homeward
journey via Fargo and Hillsboro,
reaching Grand Forks Sunday night
Mr.. 'Fegan remained at Lake Lizzie
for a longer period in which to enjoy
the sport Of fishing. ~.
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a Mid summers Night.
The following thrilling story Of 8
party given in Harbor, Maine, Is told
in such vivid language that as a sam.
pie Of clear expressive English it Il
unsurpassed.
The item is taken from the New
York Times:
"a medley Of German legends
Greek mythology and fairy etorie.
from "Alice in Wonderland" contrib.
uted to the spectacular effects of the
bal au fond della mer. The lawn, rep
,resenting an ocean, wars SO, realistiraA.
transformed that one could aln1os
imagine one's self a real dweller Q.
the deep. Thousands Of electric bulb.
covered with ~ehimmering green gave
the appearance of water overhead
while fish, reptiles and other members
of the sea family, on delicate wiring
seemed to be swimming. At the bot.
water formations emphasized the idea
TT wa rea lfefin RI thu nn{pt Nf pniaf
sea gulls. moonbeams and battleships
which were reflected through the
green above. A salute from the yacht
Duchess, anchored near by, accom-
panied by an echo from the woods
on shore, was the opening signal.
1.-THE Valkyrie' call from among the
rocks was followed by a procession
composed Of members from the Aborr
Opera company singing the chorus
from The Flying Dutchman' from the
shore below. The sailors entered owe,
the terrace wall. AS If by magic, q
blue gate slowly opened and Amphi,
trite and Poseidon entered with their
four sons and court.
Mrs. Leeds, who impersonated
Amphitrite, mounted a platform and
in the name Of Neptune welcomed the
guests. Two mermaids danced about
the coral trees, and the lobster quad
rifle: was danced, with the reading
from Alice in Wonderland,
Mrs. Leeds was queen Of her court,
in a gown of shimmering silver. The
train was lined with sapphire blue and
'ornamented with Jewels. Her crown
was studded with emeralds, sapphires
and pearls, and a blue dolphin adorn-
ed her wand. She wore a blue wig.
Mr.. Leeds, as Neptune, was also in sill
yer, with cape of sapphire and blue
velvet and silver crown. The costume
idea was strictly carried out among
the servants, and " the electricians
conformed to the setting"