The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-02

ng at their home on Tenth avenue Sc.
Ehe honor guests were Miss Alice Smith
md Charles F. Hepburn and the mem
oers Of their bridal party had also been
oidden. Dinner was served from two
round tables oanopied with pink car
nations and smilax. The place cards
were Of white parchment embellished
with water-color sketches Of carnations
and the names in gold.
The big dramatic event Of the year at
the university, the play of the Ora
matte club, will be given Friday night
ing social event in university circles
and one which has more genuine inter
est for outsiders than any other uni |
versity affair. General interest in the |
play this year has been greatly aug
mented by the circumstance that DR.. |
Burton Is to take the principa1I
part. The play chosen is Sidney |
Gsspx es'y a ndo Dr. gopBH Burton
of Goldfnch was created by John Hare.
DR.. Burton was the faculty director
of the Dramatic club while member
Of the faculty and has always taken, al
deep interest in it's affairs. He is now
in the city delivering t an extended
course Of lectures on literature at the
university. &c.
A large house is expected, as the de-
large. Fraternity box parties are |
features Of the annual play and this
year large party Of Duluth people
will attend in honor of the Duluth mem
Der Of the cast. In order to secure the
Lyceum the Dramatic club was obliged
to buy up the house.
The cast Of the play follows:
5a
Percy (his SOM .:;...........; Horace G.. Reid
Dick CHS 1, n1ephsw) Nathan !; Blackburn
s s5oenaler w st1sdeR
5o nobeT hty my,e9
Lucy h0F'nsF CORNERS a &stblesn' wattewortn
Charlotte "a parlor maid) Rose Marie schaller
The wedding Of Miss Mollie E. Guth
and Walter Wayne Rogers is announced
to take place Tuesday evening, Nov. 20,
at the home Of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Guth, -713 Eighth
street s. - ' s r r..
Miss Guth was pleasantly surprised
yesterday afternoon at parcel shower
which was given at the home Of Mrs.,
guessing contest as to the, contents of.
the different parcels furnished much
amusement and later the packages were
taken from large pumpkin and pre-
sented to the bri de. The diningroom
was in pink. and white and hearts
from the chandelier to the table. The
BRIDES chair was decorated with a
cluster of pink carnations tied with
ribbon. .... .. -
), Mr.. and Mrs. Harry @. Yale will give
q theater party this evening for Miss
Eva Abbott Of Duluth and Miss Will
more Ferguson Of West Superior, guests
of Miss Katheryn Sargent Of Highland
avenue. =. ,...
The Smart Set girls celebrated Hal
loween with a progressive dinner. The
hostesses were the Misses Frieda Stoft,
Beth Miller, Ella Lille, Maude Smith,
Alice Latz, Bessie Dart, Beryl Blair,
i Laura Button and Jessie Tonge. At
the first course prize bonbons and tin
horns were used as favors and the
The table by weird ghosts. Potatoes
and carrots were used as candleholders
and JACKIE LANTERNS were in conspicuous
places thru the rooms: With the meat
course the guests received walnuts con
tanning fortunes and the placecards
were paper puAuphAue, WuAo JdpdAose
lanterns hung from the ceiling, with
ribbons extending to each corner Of
the table, forming q canopy. The clut
colors were carried out for the thirC
course by white ribbons running from
the corners Of the rooms, from which
hung black witches with brooms, ant
each. person was presented with q pen
and-ink sketch suggestive Of Hallow
cen. The last, course was given in :,
diningroom lighted entirely by lantern
and Candles. Each guest had tin,
iack-o '-lantern. The guests were II
wing Fosseen, Dennis Lille, Andrew
Christensen, John Green, George Schra
der, Glen 0arlin. John Weitzel, E'
i Moore and Will Sulfow.
The Eta Gamma sorority gave bar
I party Saturday evening at the home Q
Miss Gertrude Massolt, 1901 Dupont AZ
enge s. The barn aaa was nagd lighted a,g Tit
graphophone furnished music for da1
B cling. Halloween tricks and games wer
/ other diversions, and later dutch SUI
per was served. The twenty guest
| were Misses Ida Purchase, Lillian Hoy
Lillian King, Ethel Chase, Bessie Car
AaPriot A schr9er Harr aa'0 Benson
Messrs. John Bryant, Clement. Barrett
Raymond Donalds, Andy ,Christianso1
John Ludwig, Harry Warner, Oscs
l Ertle, Leo Klune and Guy Allen.
DIR. and Mrs. William III. Hallowe
entertained class 10 Of the First Bal
list church last evening at their HON,
on E Twenty-seventh street, in hone
of the retiring leader, Max Robb. III
class presented Mr.. Robb with han,
somely framed picture, as an expressio
Of it's appreciation. The .presentatio
speech was made by Rev W. B. Rile,
and Mr.. Robb spoke a few words
H(response. Music and games were tt
amusements, and refreshments wei
served. Mrs. Robb and Miss Hele
HalloWell presided at the table in Il
diningroom.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mulvinan Of, Snel
ing avenue entertained last week
honor Of their cousin, Miss Geneyiey
/ Toban Of New York. Cards and dancin
Il were the amusements, and luncheon W,
served.
The enga cement Of Miss Selma ]
Norlin and Charles Holmes is O.
nounced.
u The marriage Of Miss Gertrude J
Martin and Charles E. Cooke took plat
Monday at che. home Of the bride, III
Sixth street N. Rev. f. "A. Sumner res
the service in the presence Of the imm
date family. The J. u. D. club,
(which the bride is q member came