The prettiest party of the New Year,
and, perhaps, the prettiest ever given
by the So-Lit club, was the Fourth
Anniversary Party of that elite so
ciety organization, of the Twin Cities
at Union hall, Friday evening of last
week. The costumes of the ladies
were simply "scrumptious," nearly
every one of them was made especially
for that occasion and never was there
There were upward of 150 guests
present representing the creme de la
creme of the Twin Cities' social set.
the gentlemen in their upto-the
minute "evening clothes" made a
handsome background for the suserb
gowns of the ladjes. The best of
spirits prevailed, the guests seemingly
vieing with each other in making the
occasion "a thing of beauty and a joy
for ever" and right royally they suc
ceeded. The present officers of the
presfdent, St. Paul Miss Elenor
Barksdale, secretary, St. Paul Mr.
Donald Brady, treasurer, Minneapolis.
The Carnival and Cabaret that was
advertised to be given in the "4A"
Gymnasium at Union hall last Tues
day night was all right in conception
and attracted quite a large crowd of
lovers of athletics, fncluding a num
ber of ladies. Mr. P. D. McCrrfcken
was master of ceremonies Mr. Theo
dore Collier, time keeper Mr. J.
Homer Goins, referee. The exercises
began with a boxing bout by Chauncey
An all star program will be Arthur Tucker of two rounds.
was hostess for a little card party ^a "4A's" have been invited by the
on Thursday afternoon of last week Ice Carnival Committee to taken part
at which ten guests were present. The
in
athletic program.
