The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-10
.The only way to get the upper
| hand Of a woman, is to be more
woman than she is herself. 49,
Anonymous.

the University of Minnesota Is closed.
Success crowned the event, for even the
smallest detail was carried out to per-
lection and the appointments We're ex.
flowers, draperies and a forest of palms
and ferns were used to make the attrac-
tive setting. In the ballroom only the
class colors, green and white, were seen.
Hangings of green and white concealed
the rafters and gave a soft, c~anopy-ike
effect starred with many green and
white lights which shone among the
soft folds of the class colors and ban
ners. The First regiment band played
and was stationed on a platform in the
center of the ballroom which was en-
circlod by high palms. The program
was inspiring and the pleasure of the
dancers was heightened by the numbers
made up of the most popular and entic-
ing melodies. Marble steps led to the
stage, which was transformed into a
Japanese tea garden, where the guests
whiled away many idle moments. There
were little hooks and corners shut off
by palms and ferns. A carpet of yer:
dent moss was under foot and the rail
ing Of smilax gave an air of charming
] seclusion to the pretty nook. At either
side Of the stage were panels of rare ole
tapestry and above the stage were the
. words "Junior Ball' in white.
LII GuS IeCepGIOu room an 616CC Sug
gestive of the east was carried out will
draperies and heavy rugs. A border oil
! India tapestry extended from the friezt
! and oriental lanterns shed a soft light
2 over the cozy arrangements of settee!
1 and corners. Supper was served il
! the dining room, which was carpetel
q with India rugs Of a soft blue and. dra
I perles OF the same colors We're on th'
walls. The concert program vas played
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: guests in the gallery enjoyed tn
charming picture. On the list Of pa
: ~tronesses were:
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Bartiolomex, Cyrus "S Northro s3 4 +. G 5. Jones. " !
$, Pattee, W. ". Folweil. +. L. McVey, x. !
Lay: R: S: Westbrooke.
Larkin, Corinne Mcmillan. Lillian King, Edr
Gould, Eleanor A.. Cole, Cora Tawney. Lillis
Rittenhouse, Beatrice E.. Eddy, Florence Hofli
Anna Parr, Lois Van slyke, Caroline Ranso1
Leslie Simpson, Emily Crosby, Mabel stockin
Ruth Dunwoody, Bessie Murray, Minnie McCle
Ian, Josephine Schain, Alice Maxfeld, Gen
We've Jackson, Edith Knowlton, Gertrude Evan
ton. Helen Riheldaner, Vera Cole, Lillian Lov
Joy; Frances Ball, Harriet Brear1ey, Edna
III Sm1Cn, Mage bOgart, Luella ~WOOdlee, Sa
Preston, Faith Wheaton, Harriet Van Berge
Alice Tillotsua% Grace Gillette, Maud wis
Johnson, Ellen Criminns, Florence sshuyle
Emily Kenpthorne, Ruth Woodland, Myrtle Jone
Margaret Ryan, Emily Child, Helen Clark, Eliz
s ssie. HMa asy H aHStss M Ms2lsn ffa Ha's Glare K'n "
Nelll Bracket: Grace watsel, Charlotte stive
Tucker, Helen Weld. Margaret Ball, Lillian Da
Gertrude McIvor, Gladys Parkinson, Helen q
| f Eearne ss' Rath H RsThs; R Aaaa M; s Rst5as; G Me
/ vilene O'Gordon, Minnie Stinchfeld, Elsie III
ston, Frances Hicks, Grace Foster.
Davenport, Charles schouten. Louis l.. Colin
Ralph Mitchell, Walter CROSBY. Clifford T. 6ha
Bergen, CORTLAND Sanborn. Al Gould, Clau
| Haney, John Gleason, Floyd s. Loomis. Randol
James Watts, A. D. Christensen, Gene Johnst
Ross Blackwell, Guy G; Johnson. VIII Barnal
/ Griggs, De Koven Hunter, Carver Richards, W
4 lis FIisbee, R. M. French, Harry sewgard, R.
] Ee R asA sanf s1%s Herbert RI Afs Woodae I'd JOHN %i H sineis
Arthur stranglund. Lee Gillian. William Cha.
/ G quist, h 89aais R nsfIld rr rsftf SurR RslPh Albert ii TT
Reed, Walter Wheeler. Lewis D. Nye, R.
Stafford, NJ. J. Brown, E. NJ. Jones, CLARK smi
q A. B. Daab, Donald Blair. Earl Wyman, r
Buck, George Meader, Richard Colburn, "a.
John sanborn. william We'll, Edwin Thornt
Harry Thomas. Edward Starrett, Nicholas {
man, John Lowe, Herbert Parks. Benjamin. ii
berg, Archie Roberts, John Gleason, o. s. E
Dean Grigg, Fred Van Bergen, W. W. spri
Clinton Avery, George Doerr, Mullen, VIII
Gould, A. W. Gould, Robert Weitbrecht, he
Mackall. Kenneth Taylor. Fred Putnam, v
Greenley. Edward Baird, Will Hubbard, FRI
McFee, Paul spooner, NJ. Fraser, Randolph
Rae, r. W. Todd.
B Mrs. G. D. Nichol and Mrs. Hen
Decker entertained at a luncheon y
- terday afternoon at their home, g
Sixth avenue s.. Covers were laid /
ten and the appointments were in pi
and white. Carnations and asparae
ferns made the centerrpieces and t
parlors and reception room were brie