The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-04

and Senorita Dona Maria Teresa Carlo.
They are the eldest Of a family of ten
children, and speak several languages,
including. English. They will be pre-
sented either at receptions given by
their mother on her regular days or at
a ball. -1s
HALLOWEEN PARTIES
Miss Alberta Leach entertained, the
Sons and Daughters Of Veterans on
Halloween att her home on Fifteenth
street. About fifty guests were pres
emit, and the evening was spent in play
ing many Of the time-honored games
appropriate to the occasion. The rooms
were .prettily decorated with Ameri-
can flags, autumn leaves and iack.o-
lanterns, with fruit and vegetable can
dleholders, pumpkin vines and bios
some in every nook and corner. In the
dining room all the appointments were
suggestive Of Halloween, the center
piece being mound of vegetables,
with grotesque faces peeping every.
where Doughnuts, apples and pop
corn were served.
A Halloween party was given
Wednesday at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Stegall, 317 Third avenue
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age furnished appropriate decorations.
Music and games were. the amusements
and later a light supper was served.
There were twenty-five guests.
The B. B. I. club gave a Halloween
party at the home Of Mrs. Ed Tweed,
Thirty-and-a-half avenue, s, Wednesday
evening. The rooms were bright with
jack-o-lanterns and the club colors.
Mrs. Tweed and E. Joyce Armstrong
gave piano numbers and readings.
; Prizes were won by Mrs. Harry Hovey,
Mrs. Mabel aMacaninkh, Mrs Shoemak-
er and Bert Evers. Therefreshments
were served in pumpkins. "
Miss Ethelmae Sebastian entertained
a party of friends at Halloween frolic
at her home on Tenth Avenue s, Friday
evening. Games were5played and mu-
sic and Halloween sports furnished adj
ditional amusement Earl Blomquist
contributed piano solos,. Supper was
served from a table decorated with
Halloween favors and two pumpkins at
reception hall and the parlors were dec
grated with jack-o-lanterns. Miss Alice
Allen assisted the hostess Present
were Misses Allen, Palmer, Mix, Nc:
Gregor, Mullowney, Dignin, Gordon,
Peterson and Kittleson; Messrs. Conn,
Allen, Stair, Mullowney, Blomquist,
Croug, Palmer, Westphal and Swanson.
A Halloween party was given in hon
| or. of Miss Fora Van Dusen, at her
home Wednesday evening. Jack -ovlan7
terms and oak leaves decorated each
room. Ivan Van sDusen played and
sang, assisted by Miss Fora Van Dusen.
Mr.. Pelatt gave Whistling solos and
bird init ations. Mr.7SteWarts told Irish
and Swedish stories. Games were
played and il CHIT lunch onsa, was
served Those presen were Misses
Fora Ven Dqsen, Emma Jewell, Frances
Day Mary Hoskins, Resale Quinn, Ed:
ma Q 'Brien, Marjorie Hocum, Emma
Verna Butts, May O ,Brien, Merle Oys,,
Grace Caulder, Louise Pierce, Echo
Wells; M essrs. Harold Bulls, William
Dunn, Arthur Stewart, Stanley Taller,
Robert Jackson, Jake Hartman, Will
Bahr, Paul Parker, Archie Gerber,
George Hefter, George Churchill, ,Eldin
Burchi, Earl LAHORE, John Lavell,
Thomas Mullen, IN Pelatt, Eugene
Day, Harold Martin and Mr.. Finney.
Miss Rose Mcclellan entertained a
group of young people at a Halloween
party Wednesday evening. The house
was lighted by jack.o.lanterns sus-
pended from the chandeliers, and. can
dies set In apple candlesticks. The
rooms were decorated ( with autumn
leaves and strings of apples and car
rots. After a delightful evening of
stories, games and music Halloween
lunch was served. The guests found
their places by cards decorated with
black cats and ck-olanterns. Can
dies at each place lighted the dining
hi u,
leaves and flowers. A great pumpkin
fruit dish formed centerpiece for the
table. Toasts were given and fortunes
told, and there was much fun over the
division Of mystery cake. The IA
vors were little pumpkins filed with
candy.
Miss Florence McCauley was SUR
prised by number Of her friends
Tuesday evening at her home, 391 Six
tn avenue NE. Among the amuse-
ments Of the evening were games, mu-
sic and guessing contests. Prizes for
the guessing contests were won by
Miss Rose sHawley and J. J. McNulty.
The decorations were suggestive of
the alloween. Light refreshments
were served and later there was a pro-
gram OF music, vocal and instrumental.
Present were Misses Helen Kunz, Julia
UulHney, Alean ana minnie MaLhey,
Rose Long, Genevieve Mulvihill, Pearl
Webb, Alma Tisdale, May Healy, May
Keran, Margaret McNulty, Julia, Mary
and Rena Harrington, Mines. J. Nc
Nulty, 7. Kelleher; Messrs. John
Leonard Joseph Mathey, Willie Veidt,
Ray Belley, Eddie Duffy, Eddie Lor-
ing, John Novak, Martin Danaher,
Frank Mulcahey, Leslie Close, Frank
Reinhard, Eddie McNulty, Frank Ker-
an and j. !. McNpHy.
Miss Margaret Thompson was sur
prised by a group Of, her friends Hal
loween night. Games and music
formed an amusing program. Misses
Helen Hodge, Ruby Morris and Kath-
crime Kelly gaves vocal selections,
Frank Kuhn played and James Shand
contributed violin solos. Twenty-Five
guests were present. j.
Mrs. sG. "a. Haertel Of Camden Place
entertained at Halloween partey
Wednesday evening, in honor Of her
daughter Caroline. The rooms were
lighted by jack-olanterns and to- en-
nance the weirdness of the occasion the
guests were costumed as ghosts. The
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