The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1905-05-27
THE UNIVERSAL CLUB.

and you will be sure to call again.
THE UNIVERSAL CLUB.
| Does Itself Proud in Its Second An
nuaI Dance Last Week.
The social affair par excellence OF
last week was the second annual
dance of the Universal club, which
was given Friday evening at Wagner
hail. corner Western avenue and
Charles street. The club is composed
of the young set,' and their guests
generally we're the buds and deou-
tantes of the Twin Cities. The nall.
which is a very convenient and well
adapted one for such an affair, has
seldom contained a more handsome or
refined gathering. The ladies were
young and beautiful and the male por-
ton of the gathering was-Wlth few
| exceptions and without eS-
ception gallant and, in fact, all deport-
| ed themselves with an air OF ease ana
grace equal to if not superior to the
older and consequently more expert
enced set. The officers Of the club are:
Arthur C. Lowe, president; Willie
Saulters, secretary; c. P. Tyler,
treasurer And they were very much
in evidence and we're indefatiglble IN
their efforts to see that their guests
were properly cared for and given a
full opportunity to make the most or
very delightful evening. Mime
apolis was quite we'll represented, ana
SO far as pretty girls are concerned
fully shared the honors with st. Paul.
| Armant's orchestra furnished delght-
| full music and programme OF twenty
numbers was danced.
The ladies were quite handsomely
gowned, as the following list OF gowns
| will show:
Miss Belle Saulters, gas light green
albatross, ribbons chiffon and lace,
roses, diamonds.
Miss Garrett Smith, white SILK
waist. black wolfe over black taHeta,
carnations, garnets.
Miss Zada Dennis, silk pongee
trimmed with narrow black velvet
ribbon and lace.
Mrs. Otto Schuneman, white lace
and embroidery over blue taffeta.
Miss Myrtle Brand, Minneapolis,
Powered green satin foulard, lace,
pink roses, diamonds.
Miss Ida Grey, Minneapolis, cham
Dagne crepe de chine, torchon lace,
pink carnations, diamonds.
Miss Lima Smith, Minneapolis, green
dotted foulard, lace, red carnations,
diamonds.
Mrs. March Saulters, black SILK
skirt, white surah waist.
Mrs. George Lowe, cream brilliant:
! inc waist, black wolfe skirt.
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lace.
Mrs. James Roberts, Minneapolis,
pink crepe de chine, black wolfe,
point d'esprit lace.
Miss Brightie Lowe, lace insertion
ard tucked waist, white linen lawn
skirt.
Miss Susie Graham, pink silk null,
white lace yoke over pink silk taffeta.
|, Miss Leah Williams, white lace
| waist, blue taffeta skirt
| Miss Carrie Lowe, red and black
! striped silk. red ribbons.
Miss Birdie Martin, changeable
brown silk, cream lace waist.
| Miss Irene Stanton. blue linen lawn,
lace, red roses.
Mrs. ]. w. Wynne, white silk crepe
de chine. lace collar, black French
wolfe, diamonds.
Miss Grace Smith, Minneapolis, pale
blue wolfe, red carnations, turquolses.
| Miss Daisy Taylor, blue null and
white lace, pink carnations, emer-
aids
Miss Stella Perry, white bobinett
and lace over brown tafeta.
! Miss Emma Harper, Minneapolis,
white French lawn waist brown
wolfe.
Miss Effie Smith, Minneapolis, light
green silk. embroidered null and lace.
Miss Pearl Hayden. Minneapolis,
| black yOle and lace, red carnations,
diamonds.
Miss Marguerite Branham, red plaid
silk and lace, diamonds.
| Miss Minnie Duncan, white null,
white silk and lace, red carnations.
Miss Gertrude Buckner. Minneapo-
lis, white cashmere trimmed with lace
and satin ribbon. diamonds.
Miss Francis Elliott, blue null,
cream lace, pink carnations, dla-
diamonds.
Miss Blanche Branham, white silk
real lace, diamonds.
Miss Birdie Robinson, pink silk and
lace, roses, diamonds.
Miss Irene Saulters, blue linen
lawn, lace. red roses.
The gentlemen present were:
Messrs. Andy Combs. Ed Smith,
Claude Richardson, Willie Saulters,
Otto Schuneman, w. Fisher, J. w.
Christman, B. Archer, J. w. Wynne,
C. Stamps, H. Tyler, ]. Robinson, A.
c. Lowe, C. P. Tyler, Albert Handson,
A. Washington, H. Elliott, E. De Bap-
; tiste, E. Clark. Harry Harper, F. Ter
ry, c. Hackley. A. Jones, w. Smith,
c. Jones, J. Godette, c. Mills, H. B.
Moore, A. Hedges, A. Winstead, J. G..
Adams.
At late hour the delightful party
broke up and the happy guests re-
fhoir