The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-01

home Of the brides sister, Mrs. Stillnan
w. Wells, in New York Miss Waterman
Duncan will take his bride to Annapolis
to reside and they Will be at home after
Dec. To-. f4~@gs y sssss tasSz 7
The Monday Card club will meet Monday |
afternoon with Mrs B. r.. Coppage OF 1000
Kenwood parkway. Il. II ,,.5s. II g5s, 81.
Mrs. Llewellyn A. Arnold has postponed |
the card party which she planned to give
this afternoon at her home on Park ave-
nue. until the last OF November.
Mrs J.. w. clark Of Highland avenue
will entertain this evening for her daugh-
ters. Ethel and Myrtis. who are attending
st. Joseph's academy in St. Paul. A
short program of music will: be followed
by ping pong IDS ~ $3.50
lyn Christian gave children's party this
afternoon at their home on Eighth street
8 for little Eleanor Upton. About TWEEN
ty-fve little girls were present and spent
the afternoon playing games. The fayors
were dainty bisque dolls tied to the bask-
cts Of corrections and there was q ring
in the cake The decora lions were all IN
pink and blue. Mrs. Upton and Mrs.
Christian were assisted in entertaining
the children by several Of the mothers,
who had been invited to be present.
Miss Pauline Kruger was at home in
formally this afternoon at her studio in
the Syndicate block and quite a group Of
friends dropped in Informally for tea and
chatter. Miss Kruger will be at homo
Saturday afternoons through the winter,
as that Is the only time she can at, this
season Of the year. receive her friends. :.
a
shower yesterday afternoon at her home
on Stevens avenue for Miss Charlotte
Beck of St. Paul. a November bride. In
the evening a Halloween dinner was
given. 900 = s.r
Mrs w. c. Pike of s3o2 E Twenty sixth
street gave q dinner last evening In hon,
sary Of Henry Jones. Mr.. Jones Is the
son Of Senator e. aJ.sJones OF Morris,
and is attendingrthe university. Covers
were laid for fourteen, and the guests in.
cluded group Of young people, from
Morris and from the university. The dec
. orations and appointments were in red
! and white, and, carnations, satin, ribbons
and softly shaded lights made the table
4 pretty. The guests were received by two
| ghosts, who were In, the hall; and the
parlors were lighted with jackie lanterns:
After. dinner Halloween games We're
played The guests were: Misses Rose
Spur, Agnes Newell, = Maud Jackson,
Faith Wheaton,, Helen Clement Helen
Trussell, Messrs. Paul Spooner, Harry
Putney and W. O.. Wright Of Westfield,
i Vt. Mrs Pike was assisted by Mrs.
Jones and Mrs. :Butterheld.
Mr.. and Mrs. H.. N. Paist Of 229s Dooley
avenue had q Halloween house warming
last evening and about twenty friends
from Minneapolis present. Hal
loween sports, and games were the amuse-
ments. .... ,.~:-?-~ ..,:%- RI -
, Miss Jean "A. Wakeman entertained the
:. Euterpean Study club at a Halloween
{ party last evening At the home of Dr. anc
Mrs. w. II. Leonard on, Blaisden ave
, nue.. Jack-o' lanterns and candlestick:
made of carrots lighted the room ane
, great pumpkin filled: with fruits was II
the center Of the. table. There were
twenty guests. .,\~,. -. :. -. ,,.,.:.-
About 100 young people from the Cal
!, vary Baptist; churchE had Halloween
> party last evening at the home Of Mr.
: and Mrs. Harry w. Jones In Washburl
. park. "A miniature church was erected
at the front OF the house, and Its sta1net
l. windows We're Allunainated with ;s> light
. placed 49,. Within. Jack o'-lanterns Wer
5 placed In the house and the large atti
: was transformed INTO a midway. Booth
y, were? erected for otffeS various, HaHowee
attractions which Merea,, illustrates b
q costumed ATTENDANTS a witch serve
Il doughnuts from broomstick, and pump
= kin pie and apples were refreshments.
raj 80. ~ SsrS2 - :, 1.
= Miss Anna Young of Lenox avenue S.
e entertained fifty. young people last even
q ing. The rooms were lighted with Japa
= nese lanterns. Bean bags and bean bio"
q ers were furnished the guests for on
= game and in another the partners Wer
4 found untangling a. cobweb. Supper we
If served in the dintng-room which we
r. decked with carnations. Miss Young WE
n assisted by Misses Magdaleneo Goehringe
Z. Marie Jorgenson and Charlotte and Anne
1t liza Young. ... - =. ..~lte::%. se
it Mrs F. H: Gilman entertained inform
le ally Thursday for Mrs. F. l.. Bailey OF L
, :, Colorado Mexico, who has been the que
=. of her sister, Mrs. J. r. Butnam and VI
= Eleft for home to-day. Wednesday Mr.
le Butnam gave a. luncheon and Tuesde
l. Mrs. NJ D. BessessonT was hostess at 6
l. informal luncheon Of six covers for MY
10 Bailey. ..... !. ~. IL 81. r. - .
J. A quiet wedding took place Wednesds
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ).
Bragdon at the Holland, $40 Second av
ia nue. s, when their sister. Miss Rosa Hod
ne kins Holt Of Ellsworth; Me-, and J. Watts
Young of Webster City, Iowa, We're ma
- ried. The service was read by Rev. w
r. liam Wallace Dawley and was followed
" - wedding supper. Covers were laid
ne twenty; ' Mr. and MIS-! Y ot1ng left on t
=, ~ evening train: for their home In 'Webst