The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-01

Miss Alice Smith and Charles F..
Hepburn were honor guests at "a the
ater party which was given last eve
ming by John Pillsbury. The twenty
four guests occupied four boxes. at the
Metropolitan theater to see "Wood-
land,'' and after the play supper was
served at the Minneapolis club. Pump
kins were prominently used in the dec
orations in recognition Of Halloween
DR.. and Mrs. A. E. Benjamin. enter
tanned forty guests last evening at their
home on Blaisden avenue in honor of I
Dr.. and Mrs. w. P. Roberts, whose wed T
ding took place in the summer. Cards
were played, and after the games a I
light luncheon was served.
Dr.. and Mrs. H. A. Knight gave a
1saS erar ait ae seen s. The ne app pomf
ments, were all in red, and frappe was
served from a prettily decked table
by Miss Mabel Young Of Delano, Mimi,
and Miss Margaret Steffes. The pro-
gram was delightful, and was given
BY. Mrs. G: B. Smith of Browns Valley,
MINI; Miss Lolita Roosen and DR.. NJ.
N. King. There were thirty guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. johnson had 10
guests at the Halloween party which
they gave last evening. at their home
on Second avenue S for the members of
Minneapolis chapter, 0. b: S. A for
tune teller was present and looked into
the future for the young people. Hal
| loWeen games were played, and Misses
| Genevieve Rawitzer, Marion MacGuire
and Esther Peterson gave a program of
music and recitations, after which sup
| per was served. 3,
Mrs. Weltha Brown, Mrs. S. B. Love
Joy, Judge and Mrs. Gould, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Beaver, Misses Mary
Gould, Irene Radcliffe, Isabelle Smith,
Martha Deaver and Marjorie .Lovejoy,
Messrs. p. B: Pierce, Robert Mech, d.
9. Staples, Chandler Larkin and Ed
ward Redmond gave jolly Halloween
party last evening at the home Of Mrs.
A. g. Brown on University avenue Sc.
Jack o-lanterns and candles lighted the
rooms. Halloween games, a farce and
a ghost dance were appropriate amuse-
ments for the fifty guests. &, w., +.
Mrs. j. T. Carpenter entertained at
dinner last evening at her home, 633
East Fourteenth street, in honor Of the
birthday anniversaries of her father.
G. W. Moffett, and Of her husband, DR..
Carpenter, which fall on the same day.
The chandelier had pumpkin shades and
In the center of the table was huge
pumpkin filled with American Beauty
roses: Tiny pumpkins were the favors
for the eight guests. After dinner pit
was played.
Mrs. Edward Merriam gave chaing-
dish supper last evening at her home on
Irving avenue s for Miss Emily Corson
and John d. Patten, whose wedding
will take place tomorrow evening. The
guests were the members of the bridal
party.
A Halloween party was given in
honor of the Gamma Sigma fraternity
and their girl friends by the Misses
Bankers at ~, their home, 1914 Elliot
avenue. The rooms were decorated
with streamers of the fraternity colors,
scarlet and cream. In the center of the
dining table was an immense pumpkin
shell filed with bright red apples.
From the chandeliers and ceiling hung
figures suggestive of Halloween. The
lights were dimmed by red shades and
. the usual games were enjoyed.
Mrs. Williams Of the Hotel Summers
gave a Halloween party last evening
for the guests of the hotel and their
, friends. Halloween games and dancing
were the amusement and the decora-
lions were appropriate for the occasion.
Miss Anna M. Lelley and George L
, Tallmadge were married last evening at
: the home of the bridegroom, 1929 NicoI
/ let avenue. Rev. G.. L. Morrill, read
the service. -. t.,,"f" II =.
! Mrs. L. jacobson gave linen shove,
l Sunday afternoon at her home on Sixth
street S for Miss Mary Zuckerman
: The gifts were brought to the bride in
: a cart decorated with flowers and rib
. bons by little Rose Jacobson.
5 Mr.. and Mrs. Herman j. Giertse1
5 had family reunion Sunday in hono1
: of Mr.. Gjertsen.. The children of MI
and Mrs: Gjertsen-N. j. Giertsen, for
mer police commissioner; John Eli
Z Henry, Lewis and George Gjertsen O.
, Bowbells, N. D; Mrs. G.: T. Goebel o:
Milaca, Mrs. Bernhard Hage and Mrs
H. De Roe Jones-with their children
- twenty-eight in number, were present
. A committee from St. Paul s Lutheran
4. church came to present Mr.. Gjertse1
" with handsome gold-headed cane. MI
= and Mrs. Gjertsen will shortly cele
- brate their golden wedding.
Mrs. W. S. Langley gave luncheon
today at her apartments in the Licking
ton for Mrs. William K. Harris. AT
ter luncheon Mrs. Langley and he
r. guests formed a theater party at tn
~, ,s Orpheum. Wills.
II, ,e Miss Ethel Trotman Of Kenwood en-
N tertained a group Of East high-schoo
- young people last evening at a Hallow
cen party. The decorations were in tn
. school color-red, with autumn leave
l. and flowers. Dancing and games wer
70 the amusements and a supper wa
9. served. The guests numbered thirty.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A.. Pierce of Ken
- wood gave dinner last evening an
u red roses furnished the table decora
n tons. The guests included the Mise
- Mueller, Stein, Trotman, Captain Main
stedt and Lieutenant Mcdonald.
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