The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-06

Still another April wedding has been
announced which will interest Mime
apolis people. Miss T. Berry Lankes-
ter and Harry Benjamin Smith have
chosen Wednesday evening, April 20,
for the date of their marriage, and the
service will take place at the nome or
the brides parents, DR.. and MIS-
Howard Lancaster in st. Paul. Mr.
Smith made his home in the city until
short time ago, when he removed
to st. Paul.
Sunday evening Miss Jessie Cush-
man gave an Easter supper for Miss
Lancaster and Mr.. Smith at her nome,
lit E Fifteenth street.
A wedding of next week will be that
of Miss Jessie Adams and Albert Wal
Thursday evening, April IA, at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. P. Adams, 1882 Washburn
avenue.
Mines. Arthur W. Hoppock, Hedley
". Darlington and George l.. Upton
sent out about 200 invitations for the
tea and doll sale which will be one of
the most attractive features Of to-mor-
row, and will be at the home of Mrs.
Darlington, 1913 Second avenue S,
from until o'clock. The dolls
JUST lOU dlu WcIe OiCoSCu Wy
the Girls guild Of st. Marks church.
Yesterday private view was held
in the parish room and the dolls were
inspected and each solemnly given the
name of the small girl who dressed
her. The guild has a membership of
thirty girls ranging from 10 to 10
years of age and the dolls were given
them to dress for the purpose OF In
teresting them in parish work. They
have held meetings once week ana
after an hour Of sewing gymnasium
exercise was taken up under the d.
rection Of Mr.. MayIott Of the Y. M.
G. A.
The dolls were placed on three big
tables yesterday and the heart Of every
small girl throbbed when she saw
baby dolls, little girl dolls and several
cunning little sailor boys with white
suits banded with blue. A bride, gor-
geous in white satin and tulle veil, &C.
cupied the place Of honor and around
her were grouped the young lady dolls
There were also some fascinating
peasant girls in the quaint short skirt
and bodice. None Of them will be
sold until tomorrow and the price
asked for them will be ridiculously low
and will only cover the cost Of the ma
teriaIs.
The older girls of the guild will as
sist the hostesses at the sale and the
other members will be present to
watch, with jealous eyes, perhaps, the
sale Of their special dolls.
The plans for the university military
hop are nearly completed and the
event promises to be one of the most
spectacular ever held at the univer-
sity. The cadet gray, with a sprink-
ling of militia and regular army uni
forms, will make the affair more pic
turesque than the ordinary formal
dance and add a note Of color to that
contributed by the women's gowns.
Before the dancing begins, the uni
versity band will play several concert
pieces, concluding with the 'Star-
Spangled Banner" - While this piece
Is being played the colors will be
hoisted with the regular military GER
emonies on a staff erected In the CEN
ter of the floor and a color guard
posted. =. -.- ~g. -
Over hundred invitations have
been issued to the line and staff Off
GERS of the militia and the regular Off
GERS at Fort Smelling. Governor Var
SAINT will be the guest Of honor.
The decoration committee has Sc.
cured flags of all nations, which will
be used to decorate the balcony rail
ing, and the racks for the rifles will
be placed against the wall of the drill
hall and completely encircle the floor
This will add materially to the wal
decorations, The battery field piece!
and the sabers of the gunners will also
be used In producing the military eff
feet. ,.-.,..- ..~..- ,. -s--s- ..>.. .
Mrs. Anna Smith Behrens will give
a musical Wednesday, April 20, at hel
home. ' &c.,. ....
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