The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-31
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The wedding. Of Miss Lila Wood
Espy, daughter OF Major and Mrs. John
EEspy Of ST. Rag to MAJ HarrsG Soh an
take place tomorrow at the home Of the
BRIDES parents in st. Paul, will be of
interest to Minneapolis people. The
fair. Mr.. Yeaton and his bride viii
make their home in Chicago. s
A jolly. Halloween cotillion was
young people of the dancing class that
room Of Mrs William Donaldson on
Groveland terrace. Each of the chill
dren had brought two favors, amusing
Halloween trifes, and the favor table
was presided over by Misses Audrey
Walton and Marjory Fish. In one figure
over their heads and the girls did not
pumpkins were removed. In another
the girls drew ribbons with the names
of their partners from a huge PumP341n
and in a second pumpkin were tiny
pumpkins for the boys with the names
of the girls. Mrs. II. S. Noble led the
cotillion, which had many other sea-
sonable features. ~
A dancing class Of small boys and
girls has been formed to meet Satur-
day mornings at the Long residence on
Groveland terrace with Mrs. L. L. Long
and Mrs. T. s.. Mclaughlin as chaper-
ones and Mrs. H. S. Noble as director.
Colonel and Mrs. w. E.. Dodge re-
ceived informally last evening at their
home on Stevens avenue, in honor of
nf III 1Qofnrnr
in Philosophical circles of New York,
who is spending a short time in the
city. About 200 people called during
the receiving hours, which were from
till 10 o'clock. Mrs. Dodge was as
sisted in receiving by Miss Louise Nc
Lean of st. Paul, and frappe was served
| by the Misses Julia johnson and Doro-
thy Dodge. H..
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph johnson gave
their annual Halloween reception last
| nue. s, in honor of Minneapolis chap
ter, No. 9, Order Of the Eastern Star.
The rooms were gaily decorated with
the colors of the order-blue, yellow,
white, red and greenland the candle
labra were shaded in the emblematic
tints, while bow of ribbons in the
bright colors adorned the chandelier
ana ana M Ms e56bz ASSISTED by Ms
! Cora B. Marsch, worthy grand matron
and Mrs. S. A. Reed, associate worthy
matron. Assisting thru the rooms were
Mines. S. NJ. B.: Mcguire, Celia Oath
| put, Sarah Archibald, Virginia A Flint
| George Hummel and Jennie Flynn. A
program of Old-fashioned songs and reel
tations was given, and refreshments
were served. >-. ~
Miss Ulmer. will entertain at her home
for 6f M 4Ss A b4id gFoo
December. Yesterday Miss .sUlmer en-
| tertained a group of six young womel
at dinner, and afterward the party at
tended the Unique theater. The guest
| were the Misses Ruth Neubert, Grac
Mathews, Marie Holbrook, Kathryl
| Krocher, Louise Pillsbury and Adj
Bronson. r,,-. pit. r, =,
| Miss Mabel Sundell gave a hat sur
per last evening at her home on Dupon
avenue for Miss Ebba Louise Rosinl
whose marriage to Lewis H. Dwinne]
day evening, Nov. o.. The rooms wer
prettily decorated with autumn leave
and the table appointments were !
| pink, green and white with gracefr
sword fern for the centerpiece. TIL
fourteen guests marched to the dinin
room to the strains of the bridal choru
from "Lohengrin,' each wearing
three-cornered hat made of pink an
white tissue paper. H.
Miss Eula Vernard Caldwell an
Jonas Porter were married Tuesda
! evening at the home of Mrs. Bessie Rol
ertso1l in Nashville, Tenn. 49, 49,.
Mrs. Noble will give her usual foo
pal party saturday evenlng IN
hall will be decorated in the Wisco
sin colors and the favors and dant
cards will be in the Minnesota marco
y and gold. This football dance has b
v come a popular feature Of the footbs
4 season and always foil lows the bigge
game.