The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-16
Y. w. q. A. May Festival.

green Knoll on the university campus
are tents and booths in the 'colors Of
men classes for the May festival given
Christian association, the event Of the
day. Since IL o. CLOCK the girls of the
four classes have been hostesses and
the grounds, have been thronged with
young people. Place was made for
automobiles, and parties from all over
the city were present and will attend
again this evening. Tonight the
grounds will be Illuminated with col
ored electric lights, and $50 Japanese
lanterns will be strung under the trees,
to add their gay twinkle to the attract
i've scene. The campus is now in it's
full beauty of spring verdure and fresh
ness, and the dainty light gowns Of
touches of brightness.
The senior booth is in yellow and
white and bunting made a setting for
the garlands of foliage from the woods.
Miss Lydia Valentine is hostess in the
booth, assisted by a group of senior
girls. Two booths in green and white
designate the place where the juniors
Fanny Higgins. preside over the ices
and candies which they sell. Ice cream
is served by Miss Lucia Woodky and
group Of six assistants in the sophie
more booth, which is resplendant in the
colors of the sophomore class, red and
white. The freshmen are hostesses in
two booths, and their colors, blue and
Rafk are shown }Onei in g gay b1pting of blue
sells and bows: Miss Beatrice Eddy and
Miss Pearl Weston, wi tn six Of the
freshmen, receive. During the after
noon the Girls Glee club of thirty six
members trained by Carlyle Scott and
Miss E. Geraldine Brown, the president
OF the club, gave program Of music.
This evening the university band will
should prevent the continuance Of the
fete this evening, it will be held in
the library building.
Miss Aimee Fagundus, the chairman
Of the committee on arrangements, is
assisted by Misses May McGregor,
Leila Albrecht, Lillian Porcher, Ruth
Golfer, Fanny Higgins and Clara Pitts.
the fund for the Y. w. G. A. work at
the university. l.. r.,... ~..a.<
Club Elections.
The Cosmopolitan club of Owatonna
has chosen the following officers for
the, year: President, Mrs. s. R. Nelson;
first vice president, Mrs. A. n. Kin
Xoni second vice PRESIDENT, Mrs.. G..
O1WyOt, 4oCOAuiAS ScCIeIdiy, MIS-.
Norman Evans; corresponding secre-
tary, Miss Sarah Town; federation sec
rotary, Mrs. H. H. Luce, and treasurer,
Mrs. P. J. Kuntz.
| Mrs. John Christgau is the new presi-
| dent Of the Owatonna Ideal Literary
| club. The vice president is Mrs. W. j.
| Woods; federation secretary, Mrs L. B.
Warren; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
p. Simpson; recording secretary, Mrs.
B. Emerson; treasurer, Mrs. B. H.
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The officers Of the Thursday Evening
club of Bruce, s. D., were reelected at
the annual meeting and the list remains
as follows: President, Miss Walker;
vice president, Mrs. Mark; secretary,
| Miss Walters; committee members, Mrs
Austin and Mrs. Omodt. ar -
The election Of the. Monday club of
Faribault, Mimi, resulted in the choice
for president of Mrs. Charles A. Poole
vice. presidents, Mrs. K D. Chase, Miss
Louise Mott; secretary and treasurer
Mrs. A. L. Reyes; corresponding secre.
tary, Mrs. ]. N. Tate.
The Tuesday club Of Cass Lake
Mimi, elected the following officers at
its annual meeting: President, Mrs
Upham; vice president, Mrs. Donnelly;
secTEetssrry, Mrs. Goss; treasurer, Mrs
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