The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-11

by several young men of the university.
William a. "A Idem&of sthes85 New tore, who
Is in charge of the decorations has begun
work on a scheme, which if accident does
not interfere, will be one of the most
beautiful which has ever TRANSFORMED the
Interior of the big armorX The last re-
hearsals OF, the fancy DANCES and the fancy
drill will be held to-morrow morning and
the last rehearsal Of the university band,
which will play the concert and dance
program during the evening will be held
tonight. Not the: least Interesting fea-
ture of the evening will be this last ap-
pearance of TIE university band before
Bert Rose, the director takes it on the
road for its first concert tour i
The {rehearsals for the hunters dance,
one Of the most picturesque ever given
by university students. have been faith
fully attended for SEVERAL weeks and both
| from the balcony and the floor the dance
Will more than terest the spectators.
The dancers are Misses Gertrude McIvor,
Eva Blaisdell, Helene Kennedy, Helen
Burbrtdge. Sue 'Wier, Ethel Works, Sadie
Preston, Bessie Sculpture Corrine, Nc
| Eleanor sVoTT. Bodenstedt; : Messrs. Earl
Mallory. S. S. Kilbourn, Myron Holconlb,
| Edward HaWes..g Nalter.;Litzen. VIII DaW-
son, KennethS.raylor ,.%l Gilbert Spring, Leroy
Arnold RayAIKnigllts Albert : Kock = and
| Charles HansellE h LIZ. .'r--.4.. go. s.
|
| d part Of the dance, the following will
participates Misses Mary Brohaugh. En-
| ma s5LeNerors. M abeI&% Flemming, Edith
| Williams / Jessie Matson, Exine Smith,
Mabel Moore, <lsAbella Browne Pearl Nc
Curdy, Myrtle McCurdy, Alice Thompson,
Janet Fortune Florence Fuller, Kathi
crime: Stoughton. Ruth. Haynes, Agnes
Watson. Maud Stewart Bliss. Jennie. His
cock Jessie Hill; Marion Jones, Grace
| Potter, Ida Boyte, May iGillis, fnga Dahle,
| Hottie Sanboln:;sJ EHere sswill be sixteen
dances on the reghlar program: i4@': p
: The patronesses. will be Mines. CYRUS
Northrop, EdwardSC. Gale. George Part
ridge, A. B. jackson, c. B. Elliott, Charles
Hunter, Lucian Colby: j. B. Gilfilan, J. Z.
! Wynlan, Eugene G. IIaYss. j. zGss4Hurd, De
! Witt Clinton, W. r. Cray asnd; mines. 81.
l.. Williams. F. S. ;Joiles< and =, Z Cook
ts p ns At s the 81 M s.
politan Music store on Sixth street. +:
An interesting affair Of Tomorrow will
be the bazaar which the Wells college
Club Of: Minnesota EWill giyes afternoon
ana evening at hea,sIaorae Mrs: S. A:
Harris on Vine {pateS THE members .of
Frank III. Carleton. s1tibert l.. Carpenter,
Robert Collier A.ssS Gardner Clarke
E. 'Wyn1a r, i Charles p. Lowell, tNewall
Charles r. <Thompson,@ Huston Taylor G.
re. Weber,: William c. Wood. Misses
Mary sCandee,. Hannah Dunwoody, Helen
Higbee,. Marjorie Higbee. Bertha Hud-
son. Millicent Hosmer. Beatrice Ireys.
Edith :Ishan1. Gertrude Kirk, FLORENCE
LIE Due, Jennie Lind, Marian Martin,
Jane Mitchell. Mildred w. Martin. Ger
trude Rust, Ruth Spicer. Caroline Sewall,
Alice Wymal1 and Efhelwsnne Wyman'
1.-THE Sunny Garden Play the drama
tization Of Stevenson Child Garden OF
Verses which wiiF:@be given Saturday
afternoon and evening in. the Partridge
ballroom is for the benefit Of the Free
Kindergarten assocja ton and lis not an
invitation affair. Tickets are: on sale at
Garland S ION Fifth strest.3or they may be
| obtained at the door: @ttThe $enteFta inment
will be one of the prettiest of the anna
teur affairs of the yearSand the children
have entered into the spirit Of the verses
and songs in a: most delightful way John
Parsons Beach: has trained the: little
people and will play1the accompanimehs
of his own songs. 49, Miss Stella Louise
Wood will give short talk on Stevenson
!: between the two acts E.. III I
i The wedding stoftssMiss AZ, A: .Jonss and
! E. Bye will fake MA ce= =. SUNDAY, Bee. Z
"A. IIenrieks, SS1s5 1ssNicollet ave,,nf )
A quiet wedding took place last even
ifing satf the > of sbg ieaes&oI Yves
Twenty eigh tif---street-~ when Miss Ell;
4 Blanche HickoA and Charles w. Schaul
were n1arriedI,f dnlN IheFE Immediate rea
! tives witnessed the service which was rea'
by. Rev. J. s.: Montgomery. There Wer
mo attendants and the, bride WOre. a. .gra.
4 gown and carried white roses. DIR. an,
Mrs ;Schaub will be at home at 524 Yves
i Twenty eighth street. after Jan. H. go 81
l : Mr.. and Mrs, s: G.. Robinson gave
J delightful reception last evening at .thei
home on Park avenue in honor Of Bishol
and Mrs Isaac w, Joyce who leave earl
in the year" for South America. A pro
fusion of flowers decorated the rooms
! Pink carnations and pink shaded light
with palms and ferns were in the reception
rooms and the hall was bright with Amer
i lean Beauty roses. -; Red carnations AMI
. poinsetta blossoms made vivid bits of colo
in the: living room and the same brilian
/ red was in the dining room. Roses Wer
i ON the table and garands of sniilax fe
: from the chandelier. IT, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
inson and Mr.. and Mrs. Joyce were as
sisted inreceiving by Rev. and Mrs S. f
EIutsinpiler and Rev.. and Mrs. William
Fielder Assisting through the rooms wer
Mines. William Woford. J. H.. Ques
Charles Robinson: Edgar Runyan, c.. {
Taylor. and the Misses Slocum. aA1oou
100 guests were present,
Mrs. Morris Mel Ola Id gave a luncheon
i >yesterdayl at her home in B1aisdell ave
81 nue.: Covers We're laid for fourteen an
1.-THE q eeera tions and q ppointments We're il
pink mad white alld.sca rnations were tn
flowers used. $-ss$
e1 G. Van D sssen1 and Mrs. c. ii
I [91liadbournes. were anpng the assistin,
women TAT &the. reception given for Mrs
SAINT Van SAINT in ST. Paul yester
day afternoon 1tNMrs. Charles M. Star
and Miss Start Start. ::5"s, e..
A score or more of the members of bud
ley p, Chase post and corps spent las
evening at. the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
! George w. sMorey. the occasion being tn
. Twenty sixth s.anniKersarY. g4 atheir we'd
ding. The guests brought with them som
handsome testimonials Of their regard.
QuadrupIe' Amount S. G. n. Green .Traoin!
n, & .. ! Stamps. U.s. =
With all purchases at the reliable Mic
ollet Clothing House. Nicollet and Third
Miss Minnie Wesley Of 500 Tenth stree
S entertained sixty guests Tuesday eve
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