The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-29

Sigma girls last evening at her home on
Clinton aveneu at Halloween party.
The rooms were lighted with JACKIE
lanterns and candles and the decora-
tions were in the Halloween colors.
There were twenty-six guests.
decorations and covers were placed
for fourteen.
About three hundred young people at
tended the informal party arranged by
the University Press club for the Ne
braska people, who came up for the
game, last evening in the university
armory, which was gay with the Mime
sofa colors. Palms and autumn leaves
banked the stage and screened the or
chestra, which played dance program.
A farce, "Six Cups of Chocolate, was
| Ter, Katherine De Veau, Kate Water
wor tn, Grace Weitzel and Vera Cole in
an interlude. Professor Penwen and
Paul MACPHERSON gave fencing bout,
Miss Katherine De Veau and James De
Veau, clog dance; Cyrus Brown, 6.
and Messrs. Leland and Brockaway, a
boxing match. The chaperones were
Professor and Mrs. Carl Schlenker, Pro.
fessor and Mrs. Nicolson, Dean and
Mrs. Downey, DR.. and Mrs. F.. L. Nc
Vey and Major and Mrs. Morgan. The
committee in charge of the arrange
ments included Henry S. Ives, William
Dawson, Horace Reed and Charles Gil
man. rt .'~ y
The Chi Psis will entertain the
alumni this evening at the lodge, l515
University avenue Sc. A light lunch
con was served at the lodge after the
football game this afternoon and a
large group Of the men took their
friends over. *.-,..
Miss Lavinia Sanborn gave an In
formal dancing party Thursday even
Knoblauch for Ensign and Mrs. Will
liam S. Pye. About rs young peoplLe
were present and danced in the art gal
lery. Supper was served from table
decked with pink roses and tapers.
Thursday afternoon Miss Louise Pye
gave a luncheon Of IL covers at the
Holmes hotel for her brother and his
bride. A basket, of red roses graced thu
table. Japanese favors with red rib
bons running to each cover were con
cealed among the flowers and the name
cards were also in the Japanese fashion
Last evening at her home on Portland
avenue, Miss Gertrude Claypool gave 6
very pretty anu unique PdISe! -Suo~o'
for bride of next month. The rooms
were bright with bitter sweet berrie!
and boughs. Pink was the chosen colo1
in the dining-room. The center piece
was of pink chrysanthemums and smi
lax. The bride 8 chair was marked BY
large pink satin bow to which wa
, suspended white satin slipper; Pres
. emit were Misses Braman, johnson
Springer, Hill, Waddington, Chase
De-, Er,,o Williams non l6con am
Dean.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. A. Braman gave
dinner in honor of Miss Grace Gray o
( Hope, N. D., Miss Grace McDonoug
, of Michigan and Mrs. P. H. Snyder o
Gladstone, Mich, Thursday evening
The decorations were in maroon an
gold and covers were laid for twelve.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Wiggin ente1
r tanned Minnehaha grove, W, G. Wedne.
day afternoon and evening at thei
home in Harriet avenue south, in hone
: of their twenty sixth wedding annive
/ sary. On their twenty-ffth anniversar
s Minnehaha grove presented Mr.. an
Mrs. Wiggin with silver tea set. Prt
: gressive cinch was played in the afte
t non, favors being awarded to Nine
r Kevill and Sharp. The husbands OF tn
d ladies were guests at dinner and du
o ing the evening. Mines. Hoskin
j. Ouirk and Hill gave toasts which wei
l. responded to by the hostess. Card
l. music and games furnished entertain
y ment for the evening. Among thos
r present were in the afternoon Nine
J. Wallace, Quirk, Knudson, Rose, Kevi]
s Allen, Wheelan, McDonough, Campbe
@ Hoskins, Millward, F: E. Hoskins, No
ton, King, Hegner, Hill, Butler, Christ
u Berry, Munier and James.
Miss Ida V. Tyson and James A. M
: Cam were married Thursday eveni1