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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-30
FIGHT INJUNCTION DISSOLVED.
UTDGE STERLING u. TONEf DE-
CIDES IN FAVOR or BOXERS.
Important Ruling on the Question Raised
by stopping OF Iouns Corbett.Mc(;ov.
crn Encounter At Louisville - Battle
Now May Go On. subject to Appeal.

Louisville. Ky, Nov. % Judge Sterling
Toney to-day dissolved the injunction
granted last september to prevent the con-.
test between Young Cor bett and Terry McGov.
ern. He held that przehghts are not sub.
jet TO Injunction and that a court OF equity
he. no jurisdiction. Tho Rist Of the decision
is embraced in the foil owing paragraphs:
Il have made dis passionate and critical
and thorough exami nation of the authorities
cited on both sides in this case. and nhd
the law applicable 10 this case. as eApounded
by the English and American courts Of last
resort. is all one way. and against the as
sumption by courts Of equity or criminal
Jurisdiction to pre- vent crime by Injunction.
] greatly respect the sent iuent Of that large
and honorable element of society whom I
know it would greatly please could and nay
way clear TO grant tie iniu rction sought fo:
As the bill of petition is without equity.
and the relief sought l. not within the juris.
diction OF this court OF equity. the injunction
will be dissolved and a judgment will be en-.
tered dismssing the petition with costs.
II j. 20 ordered. with an exception reserved
for the Acknowledgement and the Common
The decision j. In the suit of the Com
monwealth TO prevent by the injunctive
anG Sobs bout vas 70 Ssrs
taken place at the Auditorium on Sep, %
Judge Field granted a temporary restrain-
divided court The Appellate Court with six
judges sitting. split even on the question
OF the risht of a Chancellor to issue an in
jun, ton for the purpose OF preventing the
bout This decision was upon preimi-
nary motion and the case came back TO the
Circuit Court for trial upon the full merits.
The matter can again be taken up on appeal.
Pending the final decision the appellants
have the right to ask for a reinstate ment OF
the in junction dis solved by Judge Toney
he eject OF Judge oneys decision to-day
is 70 put boxing contests within the police
powers This view Is against the ruling OF
Judge Field in enjoining the late Corbett-
MG;overn contest. Had Judge Toney been
applied to in the fret place instead Of Judge
Field the Injunction would not have come
on scheduled Mayor Granger was asked
regarding the decision in view OF the fact
that Judge Toneys decision supports his
attitude IN the matter. but he said he did not
care to give an expression just now.
II Judge Toney's decision is sustai med By
the Court of Appeals. as IL generally expected,
IL is likely that boxing in Louisville will Do
revived
This afternoon an appeal was asked In the
case and granted. Judge Toney. no wever
refuse TO suspend pending the appeal his
order dissolying the injunction. il Ia likely
that n motion will be made at Frankfort
for reinstatement OF the injunction pending
the appeal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-30

The Orcos \ O. would ,le to arrange games with
hrs class basketball teairS, Full expenses given
Md c>s George r. Hicks. manager. ASIury Park
y i,
The Meteor \. c. team OF this city went down
10 defeat at the hands OF ths Brighton \. c. nve In
the artnory At Fast orange IN thursday afternoon
b. a score OF 20 to
The Mysteries OF Glen Cove and thu Rochelle
flyc OF New kocaeilr play on the court OF tue
former team on "Wednesday night. Che home
team won ny 10 20 81
The Pratt Institute High Shool o3 team would
Ike to arrange games wlt.l teams averaging iS5
pounds on opponents court Address J., Bitten
Pratt Institute High School. 'rookNn, y. V
IRE Seventeenth Scpara. company team Of
Flushing visited Corona on thursday night. where
II played the NaTwicks Of that place. The soldiers
were In nur Trim and won by q Score OF NJ TO ~
The I SccsiorS and the Lafayette juniors played
in Newark on Thursday night toe former winning
BY n sore Of u 20 10 Tho priensS defeated the
st G, u has IN the mai zane ny n pirc OF JOto2.
Tuc LAST Orange Big rive naSk"tts team would
Ike To arrange games with urSt cli SS nNeS IN ard
around New York Offering s,utaiSc guarantees
lor senior and junior games, AtNtcsN Thomas
NCCabc. manager, 20 Jones street asst orange.
j.
Tue Seventeenth ms OF Flushing would like
10 arrange games via all teams averaging us
q 10 pounds 'ot games On their coart IN Flushing
on saturday nights. also would hac to arrange
games on outside courts. Address q, II. Brown
NIsIfl I
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-30
FALLTHOROUGHBRED SALES END
During the Week $50 Head Realize the
Good Total Of aIOA.AsO

LEXINGTON. Nov 20 Yesterday as the last
day Of the fall thoroughbred sales During the
week 1888 head have passed under the ham,
mer for total Of siO4. $50 The Fasig-Tip-
ton sale averaged the best by nearly 800 q
head John d. Crei ghton. the Omaha, Neb.
rotting-horse man. bought a number OF
thoroughbred yearlings tAat he proposes
o race and then retire to the stud James
Stoll. another trotting-horse man. bought q
larE' number OF brood mares for stud pur.
poses. The principal sales to-day:
Lady Bramblc. h. T., 2. by Brambie-Charty.
by Spendthrift: Baker Gentry. Lexington 81 ,i2S
ch sssna,b my ,6 6H =, sav9uImfanke. by
Gllnetn oh. c. g. V By lmp bcSeaSvo ps, 80
Richards, by Major Ric haIds: W. NJ. Hays. SO
Goo "oG 1, 9T z $b o. 81 acknowledgements
%l,f%. 81 h.Pn RI v az s'ssiHLS Ssys
Balcony B. Z, 2 by imp. odd Fellow
eta by imp S'onehense +. A. Duncan Lea.
George West, b. T.. 2. by Russell-Naom,, by
:, imp ODD Fellow; Tom Irwin, 81 Louis. -. ?sS
Bay ~, eG ~ yesJl,ns; by imp Eos.ng,on-Msy
Chestnu, colt, ycaIlins, by imp. Rosslngton--
Mrs Lane. by longfellow: W. ", bsrne
Bay colt. by Pa,,on-Be,,le waddcii by Long '''
q. tlow. j., W Fuller. Dallas, TcS"..........,. go
hns Mnt'er b, e. yearlng; rs King Eric
Ntnh A., by Chdnce: Rutl,dge Stevens.
Ray my hy imp Esher-relsn, by ralse,ia: ''"'
Ktipm God, Oh. C.. by imp Hcrmcnce-Msndo.
IL IN ~ hy Fels.tto; !. c. Mosher. ,..,,....,. SIS
by Imp. Csndlemas, {. Il VOORHEES, Ie.lnc
ATii1ce. b, /, yearlinr BY imp. Deceiye1.. ="
katherine lbassett, By King Alfonso: j. W.
Cymbeine, b. m, II by Iroauois-Fannie Mai. wv
Charmottc, b, mil. by Imp. Darebn-Carre
by Wanderer. James Stoll. .....,,...,..... 500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-30
STAR RUNNERS BEAT PASTIMES.
Relay Race a Feature Of Company G.,
Eixhth Regiment Games.

Company q. Eighth Regiment. held its
fan athletic games and reception at the
srmory. Nncty-fonrth street and Park
avenue last night
4 fcttur" of tie nights competitions
was the two-milc relay race bet ween the
Star A. {. and Pas,imc 4 e. The teams
were composed of four men. each man to
run half a mile. MCkcn.ir of the Past lines
and Rottg"r of the Stars was the first mir
out and Eott ger gained five yards on Is OPP
poncnt Hoben of the stars performed we'll
In the next relay and beat Iyncn OF the Pas
times by 100 yards and this pra Ct ically settled
the contest Tor the Pastimes could never
reg tin the lost ground
Another interesting item was tho wall
scaling contest which was won by Company
h. Eighth Regiment, in what was stated to
be tho record time OF minute and rs
rnrc turn OF speed and Judgment in the mile
handicap. starting from the thirty-yprd
mark he plouched THROUGH his field lap after
iap and breasted worried in the rafting time
OF minutes - rs second
81 YARD Run Novice Won py Conran Young
Raa sona Sanc 'dss sn ,3d
Regiment, 'Hird Fine. SccoHdS.
SIDE Branch Young Men> Christian h.s soc
o feet, r. Engclhardt. Mohawk \. G., u feet, see
ord n. MARKS Nc" Mes. Side y. c, 10 fee, tllrd
100 100 Yard nun, Handicap Won BY u. y. Holdc.
NEW A. C., - yards Third Time. / minute Is
Two Mile Relay Racc--Won by star 4. c with
G. j. RTtg'r. j. - u, ton and H. " Schcll. PaStii.c
\ C.. second. Wit AlcN Mckenzie. j. c. Lynch, j.
j. joyce and iuc : utar Tine, minutes II 5
IiO Yard Run, Handicap q, mined to men hct>
of EgLth Regiment ~ on By =. Spuzrr. Hospital
CoTpS scratch: n. RDScnbauni, Con, pany H. 20
yards second q. Flunhcn>tcin. Company G., 20
yards thlri. Time. - 3 ! seconds.
80 Yard Kan, No ti"c .. Won Oy G. Wltter Young
Mem, Chris'iHn fSSoC1 'ion. ! Tro,t. Twenty.
third REGIMEN, second, +. \. Smith, NaNicr \. 4,
one Nile BicvClc, Handicap Won nv l.. Dofs g.
New York city, 20 yards Otto I.ud tx. Tive,
Regiment 20 Yards, second W. q. Franks. rwtrtN
second Rcrlrrnt scratch. third. TINE. minutes
Is I s seconds
one VIlr R,r Handlcar- Won nv Y. carr. Xayicr
\ \ % wards q. Stndto~ Young Me-, ChriyiHa
tSS,cit'ipn. % yards. second u Todd, Union 4 c,
r5 vard> 'rird. TINE. minute, u = Seconds
wall Scaling Contest Won by Company n.
Eighth REGIMENT. with orr, ralS Dcycry, RuuSch,
TrvateS Martin. KiSSell. O'Brien, conway, cross
man aud Fletcher, Company q. Twelfth Rerlucnt,
second, with Lummls, CC'ncrS. Scott, DNnavhy
Gait Green fsrlsnd and SqndorS' Com pany O,
Jansen Corp raj \. Grobher INMATES Il BrrWer.
T. - / minute IS ercoras
one NIlc RELAY. Nardlrnr-Won by West side
Branch Youn- Mems Christian association with
NiiIS 10 yards, rlvrr % wards tcdc - yards,
and Conranv a. Tw.lrh Regiment second with
II Homer, ?? wards J Ncfdan ?sya,ds frn'ss,
~ yards aud W. Becknan. 20 Yards New York
A. {. ihird with q. Wood, "a yards. Y, J Walsh,
scratch: II smith 10 yards, and n Sedlcy. "
yards. Time, . minutes 81 is seconds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-30

beta sb team ar ,1 ,so ~ ra se aas sf 5s
games TO tao Norn End Club i've. The scores
-. .aS,9c', clas.N G'c a. West ISL; Ackez
No N ina id r9p a 2' f0 Ss Cooks ,,, po,
bee. l's cls,le ?o' Harper, "a. Total. Sos '''"
Elizabeth Club Wolfe. iss; West, ?oa. Ack-r ia;
k1 Nsr n rGpr a5 ,ia IG,i 80, go Crook.
bee. i,2 Caste $50 Harper Isl. Total. 40. '0'"
Elizabeth club I orso iss We,,. l,s Acser ,ss
K,rr l's. Pore III Total 7as >'' '''
30, No, "a Cup cfniIsl IA, a. Crooks i.s Buck.
Yesicrday's games In the Custom House Bowlln
League were full Of surprising features The SEQ res
were above the average and several teams raised
ns1 I nn, fIed hgr1s led ne s.scs voush
administered the nrst defeat to the Inspectors.
The scores:
Third Division, No. BIbo, liz; Won Dreele. 10;
Alexander, le;. l:san i65 Cronk. iei: Total, SIS
Miles, is2; Lewis. lsi Hawkins, les Total. iss
r,,-, r,.,-, SI,oND 1AMk
pcaso 5I fiseEun lss PHason rs $50 D" Tys s
Isaac r3ugh so,B BUNS isx cIamer. 81;
THiED oAMh.
Cus,Sn Hou InSpe ,'I T., fieie ~ Walker ~;
custom House Appraisers -Rio,te. les. BRADLEY.
1884, Hauck. l.H' Bfcilic!der, l2t: Tow nseEd, l's
Total 7.s,
Alexander, 1852; Exam, 1875, Ironk IA Total. 7ss
Tllrd Division. Ne. king, ls; Duryea, iss
Please, las, frceburn, ij7, foulson. 40 Total
,s2.
I,aacs. vougAt 4 &C. Burns. 1875 Cramcr i7s;
Pect. 1888 Enpci ~, Drckcr. le? Total. s42,
custom H"uS" Inspectors -Nlele, 40. Walker
i62. Macks,, i7a Wainwright, i72; Reynolds. 10
Total ss'
Second DiVlSi N Delaney, IA FrledrichS l3o
Miles. ?Oi, Lewis, ia, Hav sins lse. Total. s2i
CuStor, use Appraisers II, tie, ia: Bradley
~: Ha' ok ia. Bre,z!cldrr III; Townsend. isi
Total SIS. -
PcAso, 1852. Frccburn. 100. Ppul,On. iS0 Total 7sS
Custom House Apptai>ers -RIottc, i2s; Bradley
100. Hnuck, 49, brct@icder, a5, Townsend. rs
Total, "a
isaacs. Vought & CO. burns. lis; Crarlor. 1871;
Eppel 1913 DrucEcr. 1871 Va, druf. los Total. -,
Third Division 80, bibo. lt5, Won Dre,Ic, lts,
Alexander. i?i. Egan, -. Cronk, 10 Total 1853,
custom House lnSpcctoiS-Nlclc, ls3. walker
iss. Nackay. 49,. Wainwright, isZ; Reynolds, i54.
Total sca
second Division Delaney, l2s; friedrIchs. ,si:
Miles. 49,. Lewis. i5c, Hawkins 40. Total, SO.
Tho following games were rolled in the Staten
Island Bowling League on Friday night:
.Cosmoporan Rang. rs no.he. Us A.; Anselm,
'S1 nEGrr NO. W A Ts i'i Mur ISs
ncr al Anderson 1874 johnson lj7. Total "a.
srCOHp oAMf,
Peerless RTill, re hrt,SgHr iS' Osborn, iss;
NT'ommnpkirsvIlic' ~ mo-. i?e M,IDhy' &C. Gard.
ner las. Anderson. ic5 johnson, $50. Total, G7i.
rHinp oANt.
Peerless ilrill. ISL Brewster. les, Osborn, lbs.
Evans IN; ve,k,n,en, -, Total SO,
~ F.'n''r. iso " "hnSSm iS7 To'.i Is '''"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-30
Football Notes.

FRANKLIN, Pa. Nov. a-The on City football
team defeated tanhiin by score Of 10 to TO dan
kylcr Of the IhilAut lphR VI stars 0Nershsdo "a
all Their players, he making The two touchdow ns
f0f the Visitors. one In COL MALT This game gives
has been 40 h"ily contested Tor all season.
ON last Wednesday before dlshand,ne for the
season, the football team of stevens lnxtituts
hobokcn, elected a, /. Lockw God captain for ieCs.
W J.. Patterson Vas APPOINTED ma, ager With n
cross and I. y. Gay lord a ASSISTANTS Althou q h
the past season VAS not successful for Stevens
as had been hoped. yet lot of excellent football
material was developed, especially among tho
members of the sophomore ard fresh man classes
year are brighter than ever -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-30
Caught b, Fee, as he "irnxed Through
NindO",

CHICAGO, Nov - Edward G. Arrill a
wealthy resident Of Goderich. Ont plunged
through "A window a; the home Of Rcd
mind Prindiy,lle 400 Elm street, last night
willie tempo arIy derangcd He was
caught by william II and kcdmund Priudi-
vile, DR.. Ly the fee, and held until help
arrived II yrgui' ed h, :" ii five
rnaa 10 hold All IL. WHO nas ViO.~uI.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-30

The new Tar HnrbIr 30 footers ore being built
n the new shop At 'irtreShuUs. 1lv hrst OF this
class has been mashed,
) rarNrr Bfru.er j. having twin screw steam
yacht huUt by the Gas Lnslne ana rover com .
psny At Morris Heights. She VIII In modtlied
very much like a torpedo IL at aud VIII have Two
N ikr>tarkS Her general Dimensions are 10
feet ALL iOI feet the watci lane, feet beam
and feet inches dTaught She VIII nave tTple
expansion engines which VIZ drive her ~ The rate
Of tWenty knols a. hour.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-30

PLAY was resumed In the Wholesale Drug Trade
As,ociition tourna neat at Reds alleys yesterday
AFTERNOON. Inc scores.
,IRar CAMP.
p,h buen; p, Riichsy So.,honnan i7t Hep: is.
National Lead Company 1855 Mckay
IL, Smith, Isl Agnesu. ioi; kcmblc. lee Total .S
SECOND oAME.
- Bruen. Rltchcy Co.-Honmsn iA: HEP. i2i:
Rietn 49, henrch. l0s. Norris. i3s. Total Dps
Roessler Has,lScher Chemical Company
Malsch, .oj. Hore. "a Du Bois la. Taveggi, 1853;
Bode, i7s Total. 10.
THIRD oAME
National Lead Company Saunders. i22: Doughty
l?o Mckay, itd. Agnrau 1928 kenblc. 1857. Total 6GS
Rpessler HaSSlacEer Chemical Company
Malsch Ia. Muller 1871 Du Bots IFS; Taveggi. ice.
Boc. is2. Total. so.
POI RT CANE
Johnson Il johnson Carherry. i2e Hun ISL:
Morris. lsS stevens ld.. Mccormick 1872 Total 100
~ Parke Davis & 60. MarIger i?s Burgess III;
bakc. leo Bruun i3i. Carr ISL Total $40
WITH GlME
JOHNSON johnson -Carberry, i7f Hu, 1916.
M2,rs l's stevens o. MCCORMICK ~ Total. SOL.
Dodge olcot Hove 1856; Ely 1e2: Lusk no
stevens 1872 Rudd.nan. IA. Total, ISL
SIXTH GAME.
PerSc. Davis & 90. Manigrr 49, Burgess l6o
Make; lSi. Bruun Ice Carr ia. Total. 100
D1iyc & Oro'i-Howc, Is. Lusk ITO. Ely la7.
Stevens. 40 Ruddlman 80. Total. 7I
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-27
River will represent the fraternity at the
Delta Delta Delta biennial convcntionSi In Bos-
ton the last of June IL Sax ss

The annual reunion Of the class tof 80 sof
the&university viii he held at the home OF
CHARLES s. Hale, 254ls Garfield avenue s,
Friday. evening. june s, saA ,s.S
Miss Grace Myers entertained thirty cot
lege friends last evening at her home In St.
. Paul for Miss Grace Norton OF Winona, WHO
SIS Miss Myers guest The rooms were dec
Grated with palms and red and white carna-
lions aud the doorways and arches were
%wreathed with sn,ilax The ball room was
hung with white and green hunting A
string orchestra played a; program Of dances.
Miss Myers was assisted by her mother and
Misses Norton Florence Hill and Maud Bell.
The guests included a group OF Minneapolis
young people
!, Miss Hill gave luncheon for Miss Norton
to-day and this evening Miss Norton accom-
panied by, Miss Myers and Miss Hill will so
to Winona.
E Last evening Harry Bearman entertained
ithe graduating class OF til q North high SCHOOL
at his home, 1406 Fremont avenue y. Music
and impersonations We're folloWed d by light re-
freshments.
<s .gi 49, E>ata. G.aatzsFt
Mr. and rms Hefter Of 5o7 Bryant avenue
~, gave dinner yesterday for Rev. Brother
J1seph OF Clifton, Galway county, Ireland.
The4guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Conley,
Mines Frank Rice NJ MoDermott, Tcban.
.ueSsls. AilN sI Seisoti fnu !. hsuoH W nt'
af s'a' 81 e'''
= i uusae'I'
-, T 49,
Personal and Social. III
MrsE pSKel,ey Of 1ons Nico,let avenue
will enter,ains Pansy sociai (,Ii,h to-morrow
Mr.pd Mrs - T. 1ooro ana Mice Edith
Moore vii, ret,,rn 5ro,,, - r.,rone,r tr;n naIt
month. IN. Wy I'D
RsN., ana MRS. charles Petran left yes
lerlay Tor Mexico, where ME-: Petran Is en-
Miss Rculah CLARK. Of Chicago, Who has
been the guest of Miss Constance Walker the
past week, has returned home: :. ~ AZ
Eau,jp r. -Moor, b.s ra+u,rad - p,,+.-h,ra
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-27
Meetinx Of Liberal women.

81 Meeting of Liberal Women.
The, Liberal: Union of Minnesota Women
met this morning in All Souls church on
the East Side. = Mrs: Ri. ]. Edwards presided
over the program whichs$was preceded by q
brief business Session:: It was decided to
hold the summer. outing at Mahtome d, GMshite
Bear Lake, this summer, and the members
will 70 over on the interurban Wednesday,
Junets25. The serious fitness of.sDr. futile,
ses we'll known to the; liberal people of the
state, was mentioned with the deepest re-
greet. :.:,
z Miss Charlotte Clark Of St. Cloud gave an
interesting account Of the reformatory which
was established in that city twelve years
ago, and presented vivid picture OF the
daily life.
Mrs. James K. Hostner read a paper writ
ten BY Mrs. w. G. Holder, a former ofncer
Of the society, but row of Syracuse, N: Y,
on "The Bible in Literature" Mrs. Holder
said that the children are robbed of some
thing that cannot be replaced II an oppor-
tunityAsis not provided for them to become
familiar with Hebrew literature, which
should be studied as any history or literature.
She deplored the iacksof knowledge of Bibi-
cal characters on the part Of the average
child, and mention ed aisfeW incidents among
her pupils, many ofsJwhom could not tell
who Judas was. ,The Bible lifts us into
art, music and literature that otherwise would
Be- closed against US, She eonelud Leo. III. /
Is + Mrs. sAmes Of Boston, WHO was expected tic
speak, was: unable to be present The pro
gram was followed by social hour and q
-hhr lunch was served -fssf-
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HAMLlNE

Miss Edith Gold has returned from Prescott.
day evening under the auspices Of the Young
Women s. Christian Association 3 :, ~: -
The Coffee CLUB will give a picnic at Mime
hahaT Falls to- morrow. = Z ~ II
Mr.. and Mrs. j. n. Heal gave a reception
Thursday evening for the faculty OF Hamline
university and the class of 1902. ~
The Hamline Mothers Club met Tuesday
in Knox Presbyterian church. Professor
George WeitDreeht, Miss Phelan and. Miss
Sarah Brooks spoke on industrial Education
fnfy the Cfiiff y. &$ta ~ sSf>sl r.
The Student Volunteers gave reception
Wednesday evening. 80 -
Miss Esther Smith is entertaining her moth
err from Austin, . - ,,..e IT
Misses Cora and Edith Montgomery have re-
turned from a. winter in California. y
Miss Grace Chamberlin entertained Wednes-
day In honor Of a group of Manchester friends.
FhetLadies Society fof the Methodist church
met Thursday afternoon in the church par
lors. 80 -5,ss, -.
Mrs: Norris Atchison has returned from
Pine City. -. u. ,... .. ~ ~
MI. and Mrs. Foltz and Miss Margie Foltz
entertained the Browning and Athenean socie-
ties of Hamlne university Friday evening.
Mr.. and Miss Paulson leave for an extended
western, trip this week.
Two of the college societies held a picnic
at Lake Como Friday. . -, =" @-5,...
THE Lyric. Club. gave a masquer Sde party
at the home OF Miss Vera Putt Friday. eve
ming. s.
A party of university students took a tally
no ride to Turtle lake Friday and had pic
mic dinner. = !. = - = 4. =,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-27

The alumni association OF the East High
school will give a dancing party i'm Mrs
Mobiles hall Friday evening, June g. Me ar
rangements are in charge Of Ray Van :Cleve.
president ard Fred Copelin, secretary and
treasurer. ;.t--'.. - 3 p, ~. - g.. - - -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-27

The senior class of the university will have
it's last party of the year this evening IN the
armery. Miss, Ruth West will read the class,
prophecy. and there will be ping-pong, games
and dancing. Refreshments will be served.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-27

Delta Delta Delta fraternity will be enter
tanned at an outing Saturday by the fresh
men members of the fraternity: Misses Jean
Means, Leila K1ampe Ruth Babcock Of Mime
apolis and Miss Josephine Whittemore OF Elk
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-27
CLUBS AND ! CHARITIES.
Club Calendar.

II. - Club Cal ndar. 5000
"WEDNESDAY n.
Women Westminster City Mission society,
lecture room, p. m. ~ 80. 4: WI. 1885,
Chautauqua Circle. efsWesley church, church
parlors, evening. I. = - -.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-27

sLos Rates fors. Decoration Day
on the 500 line to all point S, tickets on
sale Ma 20 and 80, good to- returr, June
Get par tieulars Ut the ticket ONCE.
!! l1ag s. Third street. M sa
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-27
lnSociial Circles

r..5alrd Mrss% r: Bs SsTnple gave a dinner
for Miss Helen Ianney and C haries Case Hast
evening 'at their; home ons Franklin Avenue
Redsand yellpNt1il tps ~ ere usedsin thesadFaw W
ing-rcom and rece otion room, and the lights
were shaded in yellow IN the dining room
everything was IN white and greens 4 Az large
gilded basket filled with bride roses was in
same flowers was at Miss Janney's place. "A
white and gold service was used. Covers
were laid for fourteen and the guests were:
Miss Helen Janney, Miss Janney; Miss Nor
ton. ST. Louis Miss Frances Howe Miss
Elsie*NMei New 1ork; Miss Louise Herei-
bury Charles Gale. James F. Bell and Chas
Henelhnger The young women remained al,
the se:nple residence over night and5,@ept
out TO the lake on the early tran.
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S: NJ. Hayes of St, Paul. a friend Of Judge
aud Mrs. O.. p, shiras,s will spend the sum
mer months with them at the Del Otero.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-27

Recent arrivals at Hotel Del Otero are
Mr.. and. Mrs. B. M. Mullen, Miss Ethel Null
len. Fredericton, N b.; Mr.. and Mrs. T: D.
Mullen, M. S. Mullen, Miss Genevive Mullen,
Master Tom Mullen, a. F. Beckdahl, w. F.
Dunn, w. b. Boardman, Minneapolis; Miss
NJ. Hayes st. Paul; H. S. Merritt, Chicago:
w: +. Boardman, Maine; Mr. and Mrs. G. ].
Collier, Helen R. Collier, Maude Collier,
Helen Collier, Brookings, s. D.