The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-02

ana the GENIAL SAINT Will disregard the
season and distribute gifts among his
good old-fashioned May-pole will hold
sway and the old English dances and
games will be. reproduced.
The carnival will be open Monday
afternoon and evening. In the after
noon the musical program will include
East Side high school orchestra; solo,
Miss Helen Riggs; musical glasses,
Miss Claudia Void; selection, Uni
versity orchestra; violin solo, Cragg
Walston; selection, Girls Glee club;
selection, University Glee club over
ture. University orchestra, and two
recitations. s;s @
Everything military and nothing
which is not, are the orders for the
military hop which will be. given by
the cadet officers of the university on
April II. GA
The decorating committee has Sc
cured several tents from Fort Shell
ing. One large tent will be used as
hospital and fitted up with all mod
,ern appliances for first aid to injured
ssryn a tse G5n esbn 9s f for %
toilets. A large mess tent will be
erected in the south gymnasium,
where refreshments other than the
bareback and coffee of campaign fare
will be served. The refreshment
committee is. taking great care with
will be no embalmed beef scandal.
Smaller tents will be set up in the
main hall and equipped as cosy cor
ners.
a flag staff will occupy the center
of the floor and the first ceremony of
flag and the posting of the color
guard. When Home, Sweet Home"
has been played the bugle corps will
sound t"taps' and the tcolors will be
lowered is
Between "The, Star spangled Ban
the scene Of the most brilliant ball
ever given at the university. The
novel decorations and the military
uniforms Of the men will combine to
present spectacle. such as has never
been seen in the city before. r
Still another party is planned for
the university young people and Miss
Butner and her girls in the physical
culture classes announce a May party
for May 2 in the armory. The affair
last year was one of the prettiest of
the college year and as the plans for
the dance next month will be in the
nature Of leap year affair it will be
different, altho characterized by the
same careful thought and manage
ment. ~ e. .-'e=-.~., - e.. J..
Company B, First Regiment, M. N.
G., is enthusiastic over the prospects
of the twenty-second annual military
ball to be given Friday evening, in
Elks' hall. The members are antici-
pating big social success and a
greater attendance than usual. Many
requests for invitations have been re-
ceived by, the committee in charge
from officers thruout the state, and
the demand exhausted the supply sew
eral days ago. Governor Van SAINT
| and his staff will be present by invita-
| ton. National guardsmen and others
connected with the. militia will be. in
uniform, which with. the military: de-
| corations will make !, the affair both
novel and brilliant. 4 Rossiters First
Regiment band will furnish the dance
program which win be preceded by a
promenade concert at $3.50 o'clock.
The honorary reception committee
! consists of the following officers of the
Corriston, Major. F. b. .Rowley.. Cap
tains Care I.angdo Walton and
Luce, Lfeutenants Pratt and" McClay..S
| Mrs. Joseph Parker will be hostess
| Of the Monday club at her residence
4 ITS Emerson avenue S next onday
Forty young women gathered at the
home of Miss Helen Hendricks or
Blaisdell avenue, this afternoon ir
honor of Miss Ruth Spear. Ferns an6
narcissus blossoms made a charming
decoration thru the rooms and dur.
ing the afternoon little Helen Dona;
hue wheeled doll Carriage with; al
enormous doll intof the parlor. II
the dolls hand was a great cluster
Of {narcissus flowers for the bride, anC
the carriage held all sorts of pack
ages containing linen for a shower
There was also al heart contest. il
which, the next bride was discovered
and other games were played. -: .
| The bridal dinner for Miss SpeaI
and DR.. Harris D. Newkirk will b.
given Wednesday evening at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs
S. G. Spear, on Taylor street NE. "
! The boys Of the Phi Alpha Epsilo1
entertained an equal number of girl
I, this afternoon at a matinee party a
the Metropolitan theater to see SER
minie.' Mrs. C.. g. Goodrich chaper
oned the young people, and after tn
play they will go over to the resi-
i dence of Mrs. w. L. Bassett for sup
per. Ralph Shull and Sam Bowman
who are home from the Hill schoo
the fraternity. The young peopl
I were the Misses Celia Haskell, Mar
garet jackson, Alice O'Brien, Harrie
Loring, Priscilla Rand, Clara Hudson
Margaret Tooker, May Donaldson
; Bernice Barber, Catherine Shull, Mas
ters Donald Goodrich, Jay Bassett
Louis Basting, Wells Hodgson, sWilbu
Hawkins, John Snyder, Ray, Gillette
! Merton Sowle, James Hazlett and Lyal
! Decker.
:, Miss Florence Sexton and Miss Ma
RE Cox gave a pit party this after
noon at the home of Miss Cox, 1922
: Blaisdell avenue. There were twent
8 guests and the decorations and ap
t pointments were suggestive of Easter
5 Narcissus blossoms and ,daffodils mad
: the rooms pretty and the lucky player
received clusters Of the flowers a
prizes.
e The graduating class of 1870. tn
$ first to receive diplomas from tn
f Minneapolis high school, held 1t
thirty-fourth annual reunion at tn
n residence of Mrs. George w. Cooley
e 2026 Lyndale avenue S, last evening
r In this class there were but six mem
;. bers, Misses Alice Nettleton, Lur
( Hinckley. ARA Harmon, Myra Smith