The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-03
lnSocial Circles

/ MIS-. Almira G. Damn ISSUED invitations
To-day for the marriage of her daughter
Carolyn to DR.. William Henry Condit
which will take place Thursday evening.
!. Nov. 20, at 5 o'clock. +.-...
Mrs. e. M Pike and Mrs A. c. Dickey
will give an informal tea Wednesday aft
s crnooon from 2 until 5 o'clock at the home
q OF Mrs. Pike on Humboldt avenue S.
Thursday afternoon they will entertain
Mt cards and on Friday afternoon Mrs.
Pike will give a children's party for her
little son, Marion Lane Pike.
Mrs. c. H. Bicknel will entertain, at
cards Thursday afternoon at her home in
Irving avenue S. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s. Allanson of Lin
den avenue will give a dancing party to-
morrow evening.
Miss Eleanor Conner. whose marriage to
Denis O'Connor, Of ST. Paul, will take
place Thursday morning. has been the
guest Of honor at a number Of pretty at
fairs. Friday evening Mrs. Johnson OF
Washburn Park gave parcel shower and
the teachers and principal of the Whittier
school were the guests Wednesday
evening Miss Morrill, of Vine place enter
tanned tho teachers of the Rosedale school
and Tuesday Miss Leonard gave dinner
of ten covers. Miss Eva G. Watson gave
a dinner at her home on Garfield avenue S.
Covers were laid for -.
p" Mrs A. H. Policy Of 3107 Calhoun boule-
ward gave dinner yesterday for Miss
Ida stanhope Of the Burgomaster COM
pany, who was her guest over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Strong entertained
forty guests at a Halloween party Friday
evening. The decorations and amuse-
naents were appropriate to the evening
and supper was served.
r Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Bronson gave an in
formal dinner at the West Hotel Friday
evening.
Mrs Gilbert Carpenter gave an informal
luncheon Friday for Mrs. Garrett Lamb of
Clinton, Iowa.
Misses Mary Wise and Kate Kane gave a
Halloween party Friday evening at the
home of Miss Wise on Oakland avenue.
The rooms were decorated with autumn
leaves and jack o-lanternS and garlands
of yellow ribbon and madeira vine hung
from the chandelier. The lights We're
shaded in yellow. Dancing and games
were followed by supper The guests
were Misses Rosa Vavia Porter Agnes
Vavia. Addie Lang, Alice Kane, Irene
. Kane, Nell McAllister, Mayme Purcell,
Jewell Kane, Nell Judd, Bess Knowlton,
Marjorie Peak, Mabel Mcdonald, Messrs.
Paul Bates, Ernest Bates, Harry Wheel
er. Rob Jackson, Charles Sloane. Robert
Berglund, Clyde Berhne. Frank Palmer,
Martin Gleason, Fred Chilcot. Will Wool
Sey, Lewis Thompson and Marmion Mel.
Miss Laura Miller entertained fifty
guests at a dancing party at her home in
Robbinsdale Friday evening.
Mrs. David Weishoon gave a Halloween
party last week. The decora lions were in
palms and American Beauty roses. Miss
Cleo Friedheim and Mrs. Grace Gray gave
musical program. Mrs Weishoon was
assisted by Miss Anna Wallager.
Miss Evelyn Hines of 5000 Twenty
ninth street gave a Halloween party
Games and ghost stories were the amuse-
ments and the guests were received by
two ghosts represented by Donald Hines
and Olaf Carlson. Jack o-lanterns light
ed the rooms. The supper table was
decorated with pumpkin filled with
fruits and autumn leaves.
The Central High School Stretching
club was entertained on Halloween by
Miss Daisy Chapman. Japanese lanterns
and Jack o-lanterns were placed through
" the rooms. An apple hunt was one of the