The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1902-02-01

enciennes lace, pink ribbons; Ameri-
can Beauties.
Mrs. William Green-White silk
null, ffounce with lace; roses.
| Mrs. R.. S. Brown, Minneapolis
White null over pink taffeta -
Miss Edna Grey, Minneapolis-Wh
mousselin de sole, lace; American
Beauties
Mrs. J. King, Minneapo1is-Blue tat
feta, applique trimming; roses. .
Mrs. M. Robinson Minneapolis-Lav-
ender taffeta, creme crepe bodice;
roses. g. f"., -. "
| Mrs. Arthur Adams-Black crepe
cloth, black velvet, gold cloth, cut
steel buckles; American Beauties. "
Mrs. J. w. Wynn-White taffeta,
crystal trimming; roses. -. .,.-
| Miss Ella Charleston-White organ
die, lace and ribbon trimmings; Ameri-
can Beauties. s...
Miss Crystal Teabeau-Pink muslin
de sole, black velvet; roses. .- r.
Miss Amelia Porter, DuIuth-Pearl
satin, applique trimming. ~..
Mrs V. ]. Henley-Louisine silk,
panne velvet, black lace; diamonds.
Mrs. w. H. MOOre-Black taffeta, ap-
] plique trimmings.
Mrs. J. H. Sherwood-Blue mousse
line de sole, white chiffon, applique
yoke. =
! Miss Carrie Douglass-Pink china
silk, decollete, white chiffon, black vel
vet ribbon.
Miss Anna Shepherd-White Swiss
batiste, lace; roses.
Mrs. J. A. Cunningham, Minneapo-
lls-Black gros grain silk, lavender
and white silk waist.
Mrs. H. G. Covington-Black> batiste,
red and white striped silk waist, black
lace; diamonds.
Miss Leola Moker-Pink crepe de
chine, pink taffeta, point lace; Ameri-
can Beauties.
Miss Eugenia Golfer, Minneapolis
Electric light green, white chiffon and
ribbons; American Beauties.
Miss Era Lindsay, Stillwater-White
silk null over green taffeta, chiffon
and ribbons; pearls, roses. HI g.:
Miss Caroline Lindsay, Saltwater
White organdie, ribbons; corals.
Mrs. W. H. Golfer, Minneapolis
Black ladies' cloth, creme Louisine
silk waist. .~' ., .g@.-..
! Miss Bessie BAREBACK broadc1oth,
turquoise blue and black striped waist;
roses. ..
Mrs. r. B. Beard-Black taffeta, tur-
quoise blue waist, black velvet bodice,
Arabian trimmings; diamonds.
| Mrs. J. Q: Adams-Blue taffeta, baby
pink silk bolero waist covered with
hand embroidery in white silk cord
Miss Carrie Combs, Minneapolis
| Creme crepe and null, lace and rib
bOns.
! Mrs. George Brown, Minneapolis
Black gros grain and Spanish lace, vel
1 vet trimmings; roses.
/ The gentlemen were, of course, in
4 full dress. Those present were:
4 Lafayette Mason, Irwin Williams
4 Charles II. Terry, w. II. Moore, J. H
Coins, Will Johnson, William French
Bismarck Archer. Clarence Smith, J
E! w. Peyton, Richard Anderson, DR.. r
S. Brown, J. a. Cunningham, j. W.
Milton, w. 3. Alexander, ]. w. Wynn
/ w. Green, O. D. Howard, r. Farr
1 George Adams, Harrison Bryant, Allen
French, Sidney Harris, Andrew Combs
Carlos Williams, Edward Hall, J.. O.
Adams, J. H. Sherwood, w. T. Francis
4 r. B. Durant, Augustus Boyer, Samuel
Lane, Richard Chapman, Jesse Henry
Addison, Davis, George Brown
At / o'clock "Home, Sweet Home
i was played, and one of the most de-
fightfu1 affairs our city has ever known
. passed into history.
Those to whom the success of the
affair. is due are: Bismarck Archer
executive chairman; Andrew Combs,
secretary; Sidney Harris, treasurer.
4 Refreshment committee, Bismarck
i Archer, Andrew Combs, Allen French
/ Arrangements Committee, Sidney
\ Harris, Maurice Hickman, Allen
French, James Howard.
I Floor manager, Allen French.
Master Of ceremonies, Harrison Bry-
] ant.
It is one thing to preach the crucifixfon
of Christ; it is another thing to preach
Christ crucffied. United Presbyterian.