The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-30

~ There are three things that
women throw away-their time,
their money and their health. -
Nine. Geoffrin.
Miss Maude Wolfe and Roy E. viii
hams will be married tomorrow evening
at the home of the bride s. parents, 1906
Dupont avenue N. Miss Mabel Wolf
will be the maid Of honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto A. Watzke an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Helen Edith, to William Hastings
Dickinson. The wedding will take place
late in November. sz s.,.5 s.s
Minneapolis people will be interested
in the announcement Of the engagement
of Miss Adele Harwood Bloss Of New
York and Frederick Delos Monfort Of
ST.. Paul. Miss Bloss is the daughter
of Mrs. Adelbert c. Bloss of New York.
Mr.. Monfort is well known in the
younger set Of the twin cities.
Mrs. II. L. Staples will give buf-
fet luncheon Wednesday afternoon at
her home on Oak Grove street.
The ballroom Of Mrs. William Don
a1dson 3 residence will be the scene of
HallOWe 'en merrymaking tomorrow
afternoon between and o. clock
when the children Of Lowry hill will
have cotillion. Mrs. Noble will lead
and the favor table will be presided
over by Misses Walton and Marjory
Fish.
The Epsilon Pi Phi sorority Of Stan
ley Hall is planning g poverty party
for tomorrow evening. Invitations have
been issued by the faculty, but the
entertainment prepared for the occa-
sion has been kept secret beyond the
announcement that there will be
dancing. <.=....
!, Stanley hall students gave several
ing the engagement Of Miss Barrymore.
Friday, evening ten Of the senior girls
were chaperoned by Mrs. Addams. At
the afternoon performance on Satur-
day twelve girls occupied two boxes,
and they were chaperoned by Mrs.
Greenleaf, the assistant principal, and
Miss Furniss. -. -, -
Mrs. William B. Dean of st.. Paul
Miss Marjory Northup of Minneapo-
lis at her home in Summit avenue, St.
Paul, Friday. The drawing-room was
elaborately decorated with American
Beauty roses and chrysanthemums and
In the dln!ng-room were pink and white
cosmos. Mines. Joseph A. Wheelock,
F. FIank ma5 B: B Shepard, Edward E; Cutler,
ner and Burnside Foster were the as
slstlng women. In the evening Mr..
and Mrs. Dean entertained at dinner
for MI: and Mrs. W. q. Northup and
Miss Northup. The marriage Of Miss
Northup and Sidney Dean will take
place some time in December.
party this afternoon sn for Miss @af,ags hgn
Friedman who will leave. Thursday to
spend the winter in Boston. The party
will also be entertained at dinner to-
night in honor of Miss Friedman.
Misses Alta and Florence Truesdell
gave Halloween party Saturday even.
ing at their home on Twenty sixth
street: Autumn foliage was festooned
thru the rooms and Che lights were
shaded in yellow and green. Jack o.
lanterns stared weirdly from dim re-
cesses and gypsy jueen in den told
the fortunes Of the guests. An old
witch served frappe In nook in the
dining room. Games appropriate for
the occasion furnished amusement for
the evening, and musical program was
gwen gwen BY George, Elliot, Lars Rand
A Halloween luncheon was served at
midnight: The guests were Misses Flor.
e14ce Keeler, Mona Duane, Hazel Trev.
cite, Ellen Duane, Vera Truesdell;
Messrs. Jay Elliot, Leo Truesdell, Paul
Sleeper, Lars Rand, Clyde Richley
George Elliot and Edward Lamberg.
Miss Lille Swanson was the guest of
honor at party given by a group OF
frlends Friday evening at her home, 6Ot
Fourteenth avenue S. Games were
played and light refreshments were
served. There were eighteen guests.
Miss Esther s. Revell entertained q
group of fifteen young people Satur
day afternoon at her home, 80 Elev.
enthh street N. The occasion was The
anniversary of her birthday.