River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-11-06

Halloween Dancing Party
| Misses Helen Mcdonald, Anna Hag-
estadstad and Ethel Nelson were hos
tesses at very pleasant Halloween
dancing party given at the home of
Professor and Mrs. j. NJ. May. The
house was prettily and appropriately
decorated in orange and black crepe
paper and Jack o. Lanterns.
Dinner at Hotel Gladstone
Cashier C. N. Wiger entertained
Messrs. Yoerg, Dorwin and Johnson
of the First National bank of Hudson,
Messrs. Knobel, Jensen and Anderson
of the Farmers & Merchants State
bank of this city, and Attys. F. M.
White and L. H. Ashley at dinner at
Hotel Gladstone last evening.
Masquerade Party
| Miss Marian WATSON entertained
fifteen of her young lady friends at a
masquerade party last Thursday eve
ming. After being served to most
delicious supper, the guests spent the
levening in all sorts of games. Miss
Siegried Rasmussen was awarded the
Iprize for showing the greatest ingenu-
ity in making her fancy costume.
Congregational S. S. Picnic
The officers and teachers of the Con-
Igregational Sunday school enjoyed a
pleasant picnic supper at the home of
Professor Jacobson, superintendent of
the school. On behalf of the young
mems class, Mr. Kendall Wentz, pres
ident Of the class, presented Mr.. Err
llandson very fine stick pin, in appre-
citation Of the work he has done with
them.
Brotherhood Halloween Social
| The Methodist Brotherhood carried
out fine Halloween social in the So
cial rooms of the church last Thurs
day evening. Those present forgot
their ages and played Halloween with
| a vim and enthusiasm of the teens.
Each lady had been asked to bring a
basket lunch for two. At ten o'clock
these were auctfoned off and all en-
joyed the good things found in the
pretty baskets.
Mrs. Gibson Entertains.-
The Eastern Star Club of New Rich
nond was delightfully."- entertained last
Thursday at the home of Mrs. w. G.
Gibson. The guests were Mesdames
P. L. Higgins, Nellie J. Hicks, C. n.
Cole, V. H. Armstrong, G.. C. Board
man, G. S. Arnquist, w. D. Smith, r.
G.. Chapman, F. H. Catlin, A. O. john
lson, w. E. Rentfrow, D. H. Dodge, d.
Miner, A. P. Bixby, and Cora La
Page, of New Richmond; Mrs. c. A.
Christofferson, of Minneapolis; Mrs.
W. w. Barnunn, of ST. Paul; Mrs. VIM.
Rogers, of Cylon; Mrs. A. e. Smith,
of Prescott, and Mesdames E. B. Fox,
G. w. Chinook, Jr., O. C. Webster, t..
L. Knapp, w. A. Magee, Leslie Hook
| ing and R. P. Colwell Of this city,
Bachelor Banquet
In conformity to the pledge that he
had taken when he became member
of the once famous Hudson Bachelors
Club, Fred C. Anderson Of South Still
water gave banquet at the CONNER
! cial club rooms at Saltwater Wednes-
day evening to D. F. O'Connell, E. III.
Nagel, G. F. Trieb, Fred Carisch, B. c..
Bunker and Lynn Fl. Ashley Of this
city and Herbert Anderson of South
Saltwater. 1t was one of the rulings
Of this club that when member was
about to separate himself from the
state of single blessedness and enter
into the mysteries of connubial bliss
| he should give an elaborate banquet
| to all the members of the organiza-
| ton. Ashley is not member Of the
club and he received several pressing
invitations to join as one who would
ably maintain the traditions of the
club as royal host and in due time
as a distinguished benedict.-Hudson
Star Observer.