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THE MINNEAPOLIS MORNTNC. TRimiNE: WEDNESDAY JULY 311W3 PAGE SIX s. I I II. L. P.Jl Fred B.

Lynch, enue, her I'cavcy, wirj ii in the traininj St. Later Mrs. O'Brien A pet ca a. re. ter, was (loner lasnty l'lm of wluto lis ried a basKet of pink Miss Geome Will Be Greci he wore a gene and car Lieut.

va. -m i 1 I Vna i. i. 1 inniBii i rh. i fi a Uliipi'lo Smith ot I-ort 1 xi it 1 'rex'i i 1" "0 Lieuti nant I 'eland's best man.

I Maiden in "Torchbearers to pit to Madeleine Island, v-lieie. sin mil remain for the rest of 'lie summer. Mi 'aliiiiind 1'. Iiayuor and children of Sioav City, Jov.H, who are is iting Mrs. Gayuor's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Lvnch, leave the latter part MKS. I 1 .1 1 U. ELLS, Mar ells an I Thomas B. Wells go ashiiitftoii, 1'.

in A ii LT'i -1 to isi Major Wells. 1 .1 Clrss I'lU HU I "i-r 1 1 Girls Enrol in Nurse Reserve Corps Practically All in Preferred Class Not Limited as to Service. I imii. "II day N. lied 1.1! li.x.1 ilf.

u.iikuig AM Sitinis liall, rtcd work. Wou'iii rrk Avenue i 0 a. m. to P- to make I refugee cnri.icr,tx nt n.vui, x.jrx'i.Hl xtitiu.n. tv.th nun il wciluu nin 7 unl.l 111 p.

ui. of this week for Madeleine Island. Mr. Harrv West of Cargo returnei MRS. FRANK T.

LI PELTING Lit home Sunday after visit iiij his grand is expected home todav uorn Niw 1 1 mother, Mrs. .1, IL Met 'nnnell, en, Conn, where has been viiting Thomas avenue, for two month. What School? Society) K. AND MTiS. WASH BURN entertained at an informal dinner party last evening ENLIST NOW The country you to help to your utmost.

A course that has been outlined by the U. S. Commissioner of Education is given at our school. When you complete it, the government will place you. Attend our school and secure a DEGREE DIPLOMA authorised by the; U.

S. Congress. This Accredited School spcdls success for you. Don't iot-pone. Do it now.

Kf'pftris from fit nurses' itatiops yesterday showed that aun(r women lave already enroled in student nurses' reserve corps and firactiertlly all of the number in the referred elass which does not limit in my way its service. the quota assigned to Minneapolis as 2.n'. Mrs. tiiistav Schwyzer, chief Teerniting officer, said last night, but i-he declared that the woman's committee, Council of National Defense, which is conducting the campaign, hopes to go twav over that number. Mrs.

T. Winter, state chairman the woman yesterday received a letter from W. G. Gorgas, surgeon general of the United State9 army, appealing to the Minnesota women to respond to the government's call for nurses. "I want every young woman between the ages of 19 and 3" years of age to give the matter serious confederation.

Surgeon General Gorgas 'wrote. "The army alone will require 5,000 nurses bv January 1. We have perured about 33,000 of this number. We must have the other 12,000 or the nrmv will rim short and this would be an outcome incredible and intoler-tble to the American people. Taken Out of Hospitals.

"Only graduate nurses who have been the full course of training aie. avail ft MNNmPOL'S The bride 'b gown was white bridal satin and tape. The skirt was made round length and the bodice was fashioned in Mirplice effect with tulle and silver lace trimmings. She wore a tulle veil and carried a shower bouquet of lilies of the valley and roses. A wedding dinner for the two fannies was served nt the home of the bride's parents after the ceremony.

Receiving with the hrido and bridegroom were Mr. and Mrs. Nippert and Mr. and Mrs. Ueland.

Mrs. Nippert wore gown of wisteria colored satin and tulle, and Mrs. Ueland was dressed in white georgette crepe and silver lace. Lieutenant Ueland and his bridu left, for Camp Dodge, Des Moines, where the former was recently transferred to from Camp Taylor, Louisville, Ky. Lieutenant and Mrs.

Ueland were both graduated from the University of Minnesota in the class of 1917. The bridegroom is a member of Alpha Delta Phi fraternity ami the bride belongs to the Delta Gamma sorority. MISS MARGARET FOQUE was hostess at nn informal luncheon yesterday at the Minneapolis club in honor of her guest, Miss Margaret Fellows of New York, and tho Misses Helen Meyer of Oak Park, Winifred Crcbs of Johnstown, Helen Ilolbrook of Sioux City, Iowa, and Isabel Warren of Duluth, who are visiting Miss Josophlno Woodward, 215 Clifton avenue. Covers were placed for nine. MISS EVELYN SEARLE, 1017 Logan avenue south, will entertain at a dinner partv Saturday evening at the Lafayette dub in honor of Miss Olivia Smead of Cleveland, who is the guest of Miss Mary Hull, Miss Katherine Staunton of Pittsburgh, who is Miss Betty Waite's cuest, and for Miss Dorothy Reed of Jacksonville, who is visiting Mrs.

Edson Snow Woodworth. MRS. WALLACE O'BRIEN, who has been visiting her husband nt Camp Dodge, Des Moines, will arrive tomor-r to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ULXA 'C ct-f it (ff I I-, i -fn xi Vxl Ix "JlViu I "Lce in their country home, "Spirit Knob," Wayzata, Lake Minnetonka.

Covers were placed for 1 I quests. AN INTER KSTl Mi KN'GACKMENT to Twin City society folk is that of Miss (iencvra King, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Garlield King of Chicago and Ensign William H. Mitchell, also of Chicago, son of Mr.

and Mrs. John J. Mitchell. The wedding will take place in Semptembcr. Miss King has often visited in St.

Paul as the guest of Miss Katherine Ordway and Miss Mario Hersey. TI1R MAURI AGE OF MISS LOUISE NIPI'KRT, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. II. T.

Nippert, of Lincoln avenue, l'aul, and Lieutenant Arnulf Ueland, son of Mr. and Mrs. Andreas Ueland of Calhoun boulevard, was nuictlv solemnized at 0 p. m. The Accredited School of Minneapolis.

T. C. RUr.C, PreiiHent. 225 South Fifth Street. CONSERVATORY OF SAINT CECILIA WINONA.

MIN'NFHOTA. The (Vinservntory fca trained lome of the ahlest artists and tfahcra In the Northwest State Music Teachers' (examinations of Licentiate trade required for any rtlplnma. riauo, riiic-nrirnn. Violin, Vob-e, Normal Music Toiir.e, I'uhlle Rieaklnir, Cen-teriolnt. Harmony, Music History.

AIH)KK-t THK Hf. KKTAHT. vesterdav in the House of Hope parish house. The Rev. Henry C.

Swear-ingeu, rector, read the service he-fore the members of the two families and a few intimate friends. No invitations were issued for the ceremony. Miss Helen Locke of St. Paul, 'ho was maid of honor, wore a gown of light blue tulle fashioned over a foundation of silver cloth and she carried a Colonial bouquet of roses, forcet-me-nots, lnrkspnr and swansonin. Little Marian Nippert, the bride's sis- NORTHROP COLLEGIATE SCHOOL Coniilet.r flreiroi.f tmlldlnir on heii.fi.

TnrkwaT. KIN I) ERG A RTF THROl HIGH SCHOOI. SPECIAL COURSES FOR MATURE STUDENTS The Pi-hool Is a niernlier of the Nurth I't-ritral of Secondary Rehonla nd C'oliecea bu.1 tint Its certltlcaie la aerepied l.y nil roilcgei nd nnheraitlee not requiring cianiiiiatloiis. M.IZAIUIH (AIISK. M.

ITlnelpai. able for this high service, lie continued. "These nurses have leei taken out of the hospitals and i'om are of the sick at home. Thin means that when we recruit our full quota for the army their places in the civil ommunities" must be filled. Hence this call for student nurses to fill the vacancies, prepare, for professional and meanwhile to make it possible for our hospitals, both civil and military, to carry on, and for the American people to hold the health standards of the country as high as they have ever been held in times of peace.

Anxious to Help Defeat Toe. "If 1 were a young woman and wanted to do my country the greatest fenice in my power," General Gorgas said, "I would go at once to the nearest recruiting station and enrol in the student nurses' reserve. 1 cannot conceive of a more valuable service, a more womanly service. 1 can give every girl who enrols in the reserve my personal assurance that she is making herself count, and 1 should feel ashamed of any woman who did not long, with all lier heart and soul, to make herself count in the defeat of Gormnnv. SAINT GLARE SEMINARY Winona, Minn.

A College Preparatory School for Girls Course Unit Are All Prescribed. Music, ine Arln, Home Economies Offered as Supplementary to Urogram of Required Work. Enrollment Limited. Waiting; List. ADDRESS THE SECRETARY.

Miss George will take the part of one of the Grecian women, attendants to the priestess, which will be a feature of the Greek episode of "The Torchbearers," the patriotic pageant, which will be presented this evening on the steps of the Minneapolis Institute of Arts under the auspices of the woman's committee, Council of National Defense. Miss Katherine McMillan will pose a3 the priestess. VILLA MARIA ACADEMY HOARDING SCHOOL I OR GIRLS AN YOUNG LADIES URONTENAC, MINN. Accredited to the University of Minnesota. Conducted by the Ursuline Nuns.

Send for Catalog and Complete Information. wmm and warvforl( Women's Low Shoes Reduced to $1.95 Vc have grouped a lot of about 400 pairs of women's Pumps in attractive patterns of patent leather and colored kid and are offering thenr at this reduced price. Minneapolis Kindergarten Association Social Bars Fall When Canners Meet Federal Demonstration of Methods Shows Food tion Interests Everybody. Normal School. Wells Memorial Settlement House 116 North Eleventh Street.

STELLA LOUISE WOOD, Principal. Klnrirrfartea nd frlmarr Tmlnln-. Illrh ftrhoul Iilplomat err.sary for Admlsaloa. MISS DOROTHY MOORE will have charge the remainder of the wee'e at the weighing and measuring station which has Deen opened on thtt second floor of Dayton's under the auspices of the child welfare committee of the Council of National Defense. The station is open daily from 10 a.

m. to 12 and from 1 to 5 p. m. MRS. T.

G. WINTER, state chairman of the woman's committee, Council of National Defense, will depart tomorrow for New York, where she will deliver a series of addresses at the Woman's Naval Service Chautauqua being held there. G' RG-t'l'S of girls from the military company of Dayton's in their light blue costumes, and others from tha Young-Quiulan company iu suits of navy blue and white, will act as ushers at the performance of Kvery-man," which will be given Tuesday afternoon and evening, August (1, at Fair Oaks, under the auspices of the Girls' Liberty league. At the matinee performance Girl Scouts and Camp Tire girls'will be the ushers. "Kveryman" is being given 83 a benefit for the Girls' Liberty league by Charles M.

Holt and a group of his students from the Minneapolis School of Oratory and Dramatic Art. COLLEGE OF SAINT TERESA WINONA. MINNI.SOTA. Surreyeil by the Natienal Bureau of Education, mis. rtnlda memhershln tn the North Central Association of fnlleaea.

siandard degree rnnr in Arta and Science leading to the decree of tfaebelor of Aria end Ha-lilor Science. Special Emergency Courses to meet war-Om eeedi giveu at the requeat of the Government ADDBESS THE FECKFTARV. Heel Gross A rOMTION OB lOU MONtr BAfK. Puaiiicfs and Shorttiiind. Ftpertenced Moderu ri.e!hn..

Idenl i n. r'iri-i ei'il ment. Hundreds of fmidumes. Adin I'rea. J.

P. I'e'erson. 7 1't. or. Lake St.

ami Cfcl.sgrj Micnep-li. Minn. rr- rmi i oday's Meetings. 2 to 5 p. Tor tL? Colonel's Ind.r ar1 Juil.r OTrady Are kisters under tht-lr skliu.

Everyone is now quite sure Mr. Kipling knew what he nas talking about When lie penned those lines. Cojld the eminent author have observed" thV'eol-onel's lady'' and "Judy ch'atfing together about "putting up" green peas and yellow carrofs in Minneapolis home demonstration kitchen, 414 Second avrnuo south, he tumid have been fc. The "colonel's lady" and "Judy" Jad come from their repeitive home to learn from Elizabeth Niekerson, government food expert for Minneapolis, how to do their war canning. And verily "under their skins" they had the same desire to do their bit for the boys; to learn how to coddle and coax Vegetables into shiny for winter use; to preserve so much that their thelves would sag and they could feel comfortable in case of food shortage.

Yesterday the first practical canting demonstration was given. This week two demonstrations a day will be featured. Anv woman who is anxious to profit bv Miss Niekerson's canning instructions may visit the kitchen and ask questions. It i mHintainrd bv the woman's committee Council of National Defense Alih ft'irt'uul iriug station ixt'i ntrin.e nrtb. nNNEISOTft CI100L1 5 OF Women's Cool Tennis Pumps in strap pattern-practical for outing' and vacation wear; full rubber sole; low heel: All sizes.

Price $1.29 Porch Slippers of Japanese Straw; lined with colored toweling. Especially comfortable for evening wear at home will rest the tired feet. Price 89 Shoe Dressings Special 19c Shoe Dressings for White Canvas, Black and colored leathers reduced to 19c. Store Hours: 8:30 a. m.

to 6 p. m. Saturday 6:30 p. m. iliurrh, 1" a.

m. to p. ebunh parlors. llurU -third atrt'et and Pillntinry atenue. IaiQinctnn utatioo.

10 a. m. to 4 p. m. and to 11 p.

m. Marv Stnrkneaiher Tamn o. 1. Panshtera of Neteraiia ot tb Civil War. 9 a.

m. tu 4.30 m. Monroe N-hool Mothera' club. 2 to 5 p. ach'Hvl spinn rootn.

Minoe.ir"'ll Xee-llework etilld. 10 I. n. to p. I'oni Mson's.

fourtli fl'ir. Park Arenue Conaiesatuinai i hur'h womn, 3 a. m. to ,1 p. garment niakins.

aur-zk drcfipi atatloa eieq 7 to ID p. church parlors. Park Avenue MeUsodift church unit, all day. dbuprh Portland Arenue Church of Chrlt 9 I. m.

to 4:30 p. church parlora. Phllathea class to 10.30 p. m. ('hiir'li of the Redeemer rarmnt making clas, 9 a.

iu. to 4 p. ohnrrh parlors. 81. John's Eneliah I nthoran i-hur' li unit.

9 a. in. to 4 p. church parlora. Young women, 7 to 10 p.

m. (ft. lie churi-h, 10 a. m. to 4 n.

ri. luirlsh sfhriol. St. Mnrk'a Kplvopnl ohurch women, 9 S. to ft in rial) hmio.

St Paul's Eplwoial unit, 9 a. m. to SO p. guild nail. ft.

Paulua ehuroh auslllarT. a m. to 4:30 p. churrh parlors. Twenty -fifth nuf nortlifast and Quinrr street.

St. Stephen's iiurrh women. 10 a. m. to 4 n.

garment niakinp. parish school. Ked Cross station. Scottish lllte cnthedral. 9 a.

m. to 4.20 p. garment making and oialilne knitting. Pd Cr5 go'let pf eTenttt Tsv Advpntlst chiir. h.

10 a. m. to 4:30 p. church basement. Stewart Memorial church nnlt, a.

m. to 4 p. rhurrfc. Stetens aTenua and Thlrtr.secona street east Minnesota Plate Snnhln society, 9 a. a.

to p. Suffrage headouarter. Temple Baptlt chur. 9 a. m.

to 4 SO p. i-hiirch oarl-Ts. Wo.nin of Thlrtr-elghtb street Congregational church and community, 10 a. m. to 5 p.

church Trinity Ilaptlst fed Cross stntlnn. a. m. to 4-30 n. surgical ilresinca and sewing.

King's TiausMers, 4:,10 to 9 p. m. Trl-gtate Telenhooe Red Cmss unit, to 11 o. resin offices. Woman's Alliance of First.

Tnitnrlan churcb. 9 a m. to So. church parlors. Waive.

Methodist unit. 1 to p. Iry-Inr "hfl, Wlllard School Parents' and Teachera' a- MBUSIKESS Ai iiKiiilic chima womoru 9 a. M. to 4 v.

m. ennr'-h hsit. tttinifn of Norfjln Lutheran fhnr'h, in a. dj. tu 4:30 p.

franklin ijr.nii'h library. I'oni'oriMa aunUlary. to 9 p. chawl of SnC'liMI tunii il r.r Jt'niMi 9 a. iu.

to 6 n- ni-. LitruifMit umklnn. Temple house. Twenty fourth una. KmerK-m avtnue south.

Wfinfrt l'irt Itmilist clmrcli. 10 a. m. to tv i-liuri iiin-lMrn. Wr-uiPri of Ktibt rlnirrli.

10 a. m. 1 1, 4 n. churi r'srlorn. Portland ae-qup hpo Nlnitcrnth dtrprt easl.

nt ou(rrPKUtloiial chnrcli unit. 10 a. m. to n. churi-h parlura.

oakum il-kinic. to tu n. m. I rfiit h-Anit-rii Womi' unit. 10 a.

m. to 4 ii. 1 atholte i-emral itaiion. (iarili-n ptilion. home of Mr.

an1 Mrs. liinlnuton, 104 Summit atenue. 9 a. iu. tu 4 e.

m. Eolp-'onat otuirch women, 10 a. m. to 5 p. rulld hall.

Crnro l.ulh-an KM Cro unit. 10 a. m. College Saint Thomas SUNT fAL'L, MINNESOTA Coder the Control tni Direction Arckbiihop IreUnd Collegiate, Academic, Commercial and Preparatory Courses A COLLEGE COMBINING FINEST CATHOLIC TRAINING WITH MILITARY DISCIPLINE IwtLttS XCMAN61 4S27 IV AVI MIKNtAPOu "The School That Has Made Good for Forty Years." Expert Training for Secretarial, Commercial and Government Positions. for the benefit of all Minneapolis housewives.

The colonel's lady and Judy promised to meet at the demonstration today and tell each other how their carrots turned out. to p. Minrosota folu-i nnal rimm. (irK 'IS''lieri' ur(ti'l unit. 7 p.

ilunhif roni OiilA' Voraiional llk'li l.rt-.-ian Mle' soclrtr. flUO a. m. to p. i.rfck rtiunh.

Ttnth arenue BKjnth and 1 flke ptrpt. Parenti' and Teactifra' aaaoclatinn. 10 a. ni. to 5 p.

'hool aewlnt room. Hernenln County KuffiHSf nUtion, all day and to 9:30 p. hef Iquartr r. 311 Mtj. era Area.1.

lake Harriet nation. Ijke narrlet Cnm-merciil It a. m. to 4 p. aurgloal drains.

KM ero unit of firadlin Zion Lutheran Call nnd tallr it 1 "A RU, per cpnt money to turn on flrst-elnss city rroiPTtn. Tnv. ICO Mi Knight Bblg. Advertisement. over; or ask for our catalog.

Rickard Grumai fifth Designated by War Department as "Honor School" A distinction reserved to ten best Military Schools in the United States Splendid BuMnjt, Groumlt, Lbriry sod Equipment Junior and Senior Di-visions of the Reserve Of-fleers' Training Corps. Eight hundred and forty two students regie tered last year. For catalog address mportant Notice 1m' l'roirlitnrs DON'T IK Very Rev. H.Moynihan.D.D.Pret The Donaldson August Sale of Authentic New mt.VM Si.lil'1 Spediil rates for a perfect cure In our nummcr rlnnos. Knrol sny time.

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Extremely Low Prices on WonWs Garments Silk Suits. if ir Taffeta Coats JTlall Wool Jersey Suits Satin Sport Coats rHCe Linen Suits $1 A Oft Fancy Silk Skirts J1UUU WASH DRESSES Dresses priced to $6.95 at $3.95 Dresess priced to $10.75 at Drcsess priced to $19.50 at $7.95 WASH SKIRTS Skirts priced to $3.95 at $2.95 Skirts priced to $6.50 at $3.95 First Floor. llllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllMllll! WHAT SCHOOL? The Tribune is prepared to give any information regarding schools or colleges teaching the following courses: This informa- 5 tion is free. Simply indicate with an which course you are interested in, fill out the coupon below and mail to Bureau of School Information, 318 Tribune Building. Begins Thursday, August 1st Announcement in Wednesday's Papers.

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