The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-28

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whenever women are honored
the gods are satisfied. LAWS Of
Manu-.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Edwards an.
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Flora, to Seavey Moor Bailey.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Sullivan announce
Mayme, to James L. st. John. The
wedding will take place in the spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Snyder will en-.
terrain this evening at their home in
st. Anthony Park for the faculty Of the
school and college of agriculture and
the three upper classes of the college.
The reception will be wholly a college
affair. The young women of the fac
ulty will be in the diningroom and Mrs.
Snyder will be assisted in entertain
ing by the matrons of the faculty.
There will be about two hundred
guests.
Mrs. W. H. Barber Of Third avenue
s entertained a group Of twenty women
at euchre party this afternoon in
honor Of her mother, Mrs. A. F. Munger
of Seattle, Wash, who is her guest:
The decorations carried out the idea Of
Halloween. Autumn foliage formed an
| and JACKIE LANTERNS, and fall fruit
added it's rich coloring to the decora-
lions. The score cards were decorated
| with sketches of pumpkins. Mrs. Bar
Der was assisted by her daughter, Miss
Marty Barber. --' (:
The Woman's club of Rawlins post
was entertained by Mrs. O. G. Evans
at her home on Dupont avenue s this
Sutherland, wife of the commander of
the post. Mr.. and Mrs. Sutherland will
leave soon for Virginia, where they
will make their home in an old colonial
residence onathe Chesapeake. The wom-
en- of the club had their needlework and
sepnt the afternoon sewing. Miss Flor
ence Brazie added to the pleasure OF
the social hour by giving a number OF
solos Assisting 1g gi Mrs. r. Eva msnni were +
o. Pierce, Alexander Hughes, A. NJ
Cory and Miss Maude Mckee. Refresh
ments were served.
About 200 invitations were issued to1
the reception which Mr.. and Mrs. H.
IF. Nachtrieb gave Thursday evening
in, honor of Captain and Mrs. Edward
Sigerfoos, at their home on Sixth street
ISE. A dainty color scheme of pink
and white was carried out with, spicy
carnations in wall pockets and clusters
thru the rooms. a bouquet OF ear IA
lions in a crystal vase conferred the
table in the dining room, and great
shaggy chrysanthemums were in the re
ceiving room. Mrs. Nachtrieb was as
sisted in receiving by Mrs. Hal Dow
ney, a bride of the fall, and Mrs. Joh1
| F. Downey assisted thru the. rooms
The young women assisting in the din
| ing room were the Misses fancy, Shell
don, Lowell and Kryder. Coffee wa
poured by Mines. J. T. Wyman, s.; y
/ Mercer, Fred s. Jones and Miss Eliza
Ebeth Northrup. The receiving hours
i were from 8 to $50 and $3.50 to p
+ o clock, and afterwards Mrs. Nachtriet
gave a supper for the assisting women
Miss Alice Bryant gave charmingl,
appointed luncheon yesterday Afternoon
at her home on Ridgewood avenue, il
honor of Miss Alice Wainwright, W hos
marriage to Louis Hobdell will tax
place the latter part Of November. TIL
mini on1 whito
the delicate tones were suggested b.
snowy lilies and pink roses. Rose
shaped name cards marked the places
! and pink rose lay at each plate. Their
a were ten guests.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Grimes enter
q tanned thirty young people from tn
{ Central high school last evening at thei
: home on Portland avenue, in honor o
;. Halloween celebration, and the decors
!. lions were appropriately suggestive
!; JACKIE LANTERNS laughed from dark COZ
= ners, pumpkins were scattered abou
4 the rooms, and at intervals there wer
. booths concealing fortune teller,
|. ! witch and an astrologer, who performe
! their mystic rites and told the fortune
|. of the guests. The quaint customs {
Halloween afforded much amusemer
"a Lnru the evening. ~
4 Westminster Senior Christian Endea'
4 or society gave a Halloween social las
evening to which the intermediate FL
deavorers also were hidden. The dinin
room was converted into o grove b
4 the liberal use Of autumn foliage. Rea
estate signs, skull and crossbones an
witty placards abounded, and light W;
4 provided by score Of jack-o lantern
\ The guests were received in the diml
i lighted vestibule by two ghosts, who
= sepulchral accents ordered each
- "sign in blood,' long scroll, hu&
quill pen and pail of red ink beir
provided. Three little demons in r.
l." were very much in evidence. A fo
n tune-teller told gruesome fortunes. Frt
n Warner sang II Gather Them In - al
p. Miss Pearl Lord, in ghostly vestment
no glided in and told a ghost story, TT
lp Man With the Golden ARM" in
S. blood-curdling fashion. During this I'll
" only light was provided by several ba
" ms of burning alcohol. There W
- "bobbing for apples and suitable I
freshments. This very original affa