The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-30

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The university seniors showed unus-
ual, originality in their decorations for
the senior promenade, which took place
last evening in the university armory,
for the big ballroom was Transformed
into garden canopied with green and
: white bunting. The stage was screened
with palms and ferns and draped with
bunting and flags, while green wreath
ed mirror in the center reflected again
and again the pretty appointments and
the happy dancers.
Trailing vines rambled over the walls
or festooned the balcony railing, from
which hung gay Japanese lanterns. The
corners were banked with tall palms,
plants. Rugs and draperies added an
effective touch to these attractive rest
) ing-places between the dances, and flags
were everywhere in honor of the eve OF
Memorial Day. -a
IT, In the center of the ballroom was
} charming arbor it's lattice interlaced
with vines. Potted plants were ar
ranged around it in a tangle of foliage
and blossoms, and within were oriental
rugs and chairs, and many bright hued
Japanese lanterns. Frappe was served
from leafy bowers placed here and there,
and at midnight a supper was served
from fower-decked tables:
Northrop, John A. johnson, j. G. Wy
h Gs9rgs p d E1sntfe5sss i0R%ay
ridge, L. s. Gillette, Carl Schlenker, J.
B. Pike, F. M. Joyce, H. F. Nachtrleb,
J. G.. Downey, Dickerman' w: >: 5 9ae
tee, A. F. Pillsbury, E; 0. Tr9Wbrldge'
Stuart Wells, p. L. Carpenter, c.. A.
Severance, E. w. Backus, E. E. Nichol-
Unity No. 4, Knights Of Pythias, band
I PLAYED the dance program OF thirty
{ numbers, which was preceded as usual
s by a promenade concert. There were
5 number of people in the gallery to watch
I the pretty scene below as the dancers
( moved to and fro. The girls wore pref,
tv gowns of fowered organdles ana
J dimities. and many of them had flowers
I in their hair or carried huge punches
: of gay spring blossoms.
eTes Misses Maoe
Ionsbrake Hazel Lowell Alice Bean Bean ash Eaau
Nichols, Edna Mather cGrnea us HolllE Eonba
s st Ruth Haynes, Virginia de Haas; Grace
fs" sfszfps Ss
Alice Thompson Rowena mard Mi;drs Mnrf ia
Healey Helen Tatf MaFsaret cecil Cell
0 oiss I otta Under, Nellie stinchheld Sarah
Preston and Helen Fisk: Messrs. and Mines
E. q Nicholson J. F. Downey , H. = Na Garfs
And w. M 1eckape r. Penno e Charles B.
M MTfe F +. Ia Adair r. L. Sranda Frsd ":
she Afthnr ~ G. k capp Va Thorp
r. G E nsioO Charles L. Aiexander Claude Ha
Xavier Hqten d Henry R, hs5ef Mtchel
l Frank H. Nutter H. G. Barney, W. E. Thomp-
SON R. H. Griggs. ]. B. Lndd,- Robert craig
F. Van rensr Von wiams
'. Evans, Bradley Gibson, J. F. Finley rd Hart
North thru B1anding Fisher, Louis Collins and
1 Harvey MITCHELL
II Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stong issued
the Invitations yesterday for the mar
ge of their daughter Blanche Edith
| to Homer G. Day, which will take plaee
| Wednesday evening, June a, at 7:3o
| O'Clock at their home on Colfax ave
| nue. S.
Miss Ethel stong will be her sis e1,'
maid of honor land: ana there w WIPE De tw Nf
River Falls, Wis, and Miss Jessie B
Hill. Mr.. Day will have Bert Day as
| his best man, and Ed Stong and A. V
Il Ostrom as ushers.
Miss Ethel Strong will give the brida;
dinner Tuesday evening, June H. al
4
I! Miss Minnie Belle Wizard entertained
- a group of young women this Afternoon
at her home on Twelfth avenue Sc TO:
Miss Maud Derrick, whose marriage tt
"a Angler Garfield Furber will take place
"a in Holy Trinity church Thursday even
IN ing, June 8.
81 Miss Derrick will have as her mai(
E of honor Miss Ruth Leonard and Misse
"a Bessie Scripture, Harriet Seeley, Char
n lotte Cooke and Lois Tenant will b.
ii the bridesmaids. Don Anderson vii
n be Mr.. Furber's best man, and tn
a usLers will be Norman Newhall, Ma
a Tenant, Robert Reyes anu Jane
H Furber.
b Saturday afternoon Misses Leonarr'
q and Scripture will give a luncheon il
u Donaldson s tearooms for the bride an
h in the evening Mr.. and Mrs. 3. }
seryeF will en tg Mn At rb dinner Mo TO
II Monday Miss Jane Bennett will give
81 luncheon and the last Of the series 0
"a affairs will be on Wednesday,, June
b when Mrs. c.. T. Richard will give,
n luncheon at her home, 61S FIT
a street Sc.
81 Mr.. and Mrs. S. R. N. Jameson, 202
IA Portland avenue, ANNOUNCE. the engage
81 ment of their sister, Miss Gertrud
M Honore Jameson, to Ignacius w. Dun
n can of st. Paul, MINI. The marriag
81 will take place the latter part of june
b There was pleasant dancing part
81 and reception, at the Bryn Mawr clu
n last evening in honor of the faribau]
n the Bryn Mawr men today: The clu
d was gay with flags and bright garde
81 flowers The guests were received b
N the officers and their wives, Messr
n and Mines. Charles A. Tuller, Waite
D Murray, Hunkins and &. z: schroye
b the evening by Mrs. Brouard, Mr.
Ea Marlz Moultnn Mr. Hihhard and IL