The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-10

costume, a valentine sale ana IOIIuHez5I
telling booth, as well as a musical pro-
gram. The affair was planned for he |
benefit of the picture fund, as the STU
dents are anxious to have a part in he
new picture and are trying to raise
500.
The athletic association of the North
high school will give a dance this eve-
ming in the Phoenix club.
Military trappings and unifo rlns made
the annual bali of GompanXI, M. n. G.,
which was given last evening in Mason
ic Temple, an affairpout of the ordinary.
The big ballroom was hung with bunt-
ing and caught here and there with
American flags. On either side Of the
platform were regulation army shelter
fonts, and draped above We're the First
Infantry regimental colors.. The mem,
guests informally, and Captain r. w.
Langton was master Of ceremonies. The
orchestra of the First regiment band
played dance program of sixteen mum
bers. The floor committee included
Lieutenants, H. S. Taylor and E. j. An
drew; Sergeants, q; +. BedburX, =. - A.
Kingsley, p. d. Engberg and G; E.
Custer and o. NJ. Cutler. :. 25z
Among the guests were the following
officers: Lieutenant Colonel j. I. Cor
riston, Captains E. G. Falk, Percy y.
Walton and w. E. Steele; Major Q. Il:
Speer and Captain Tenvoride of ST.. Paul
and. Lieutenants F. Jones, E. Jandrems
Cole and G.. T. DAILY. -. = $780,
The midwinter banquet of the Min
nesota association OF the former stu
dents of Upper Iowa University, was
held last evening in the Commercial
club. At the informal business session
officers were chosen as follows: Presl-
dent, G. B. Wyatt; vice president, 49, al L.:
tressurer Mrs. Escr g. B. Wyatt The new
officers with Rev. D. F.. Thompson, Col
l onel G. S. Albright and 3. Tousley were
appointed a committee to arrange Tor
the gathering at midsummer. Inc as,
ISOLATION has a membership or loO ana
forty of,the members reside IN the twin Twin
cities. - ,,:r.5, .,fs..
l. REV. C. B. Wyatt Of ST. Paul was
POSTMASTER and responses We're made: py
of the evening vastly A. L. Cosgreve. !.
Among the guests were Messrs: and =
Mines. A. l.. Cosgrove, @. NJ. Keeler, q
B. Wyatt, c.. A. Nichols, q: p. Enc a
E. W. Buell., Edward McCllntoGh, Ca5'
Childs, Mrs. Charles Simpson, Rev. ~
F.. Thompson.
The. wedding Of Miss Lonvic Waldo
and Walter Westler took place Wednes,
day evening at theh ono Of the bride s
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos , u
Waldo, on Oak Grove street. Sml!ax
i and carnations made a pretty setting
for the ceremony which. was read ny
Rev. M. D. Shutter. Only a. small
4 gro,1p of relativese and friends, was pres
emit Mr.. and Mrs. Westler will make
their home in Flaxton, N. D., where NE
I Westler is engaged in business. ME-
Westler. was formerly resident OF MID NJ
neapolis. -
The dancing class chaperoned by
Mines. r. s.. Roberts, H.. G. ;Truesdale
and Perry Harrison will give a valen-
tine cotillion this evening in johnson
hall. Each of the young people mas
been privileged to invite guest, SO
that the company will be a large on one:
The dancing class which meets FIJI
day afternoon in Masonic Temple IN
der the direction Of Mrs. S. g. Noble
had a. beautiful party yesterday AFTER:
noon for the decorations arranged Tor
Company rs annual ball were in place
and furnished a handsome ): setting
About ninety young people were pres
ent and enjoyed the program which
was furnished by Ponsonby's orchestra
Mrs. Noble was assisted by Mrs. q. u:
Easton; the Misses Harriet Riggs and
Caroline Ransom The class has what
the members call an g orchestra party
once a. month and the affair yesterday
was the special event of February. az x
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