The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-24
REVIEW OF THE WEEK.

Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Wooley,
of 700 Sherburne avenue, threw open their
elegant home for the benefit Of the Endeavor
Society of the University Avenue Congrega-
tional Church, of which Miss Alice Wooley
is secretary. Invitations to pink tea had
been issued, and 120 persons responded. The
large parlors were draped and festeoned IN
pink silk and crepe, and flowers and bloom
ing vines were abundant. Many youn people
in pink attire were kept busy serving de-
licous refreshments, including cake and ice
cream, all of the proper shade. A pro-
gramme of exceptional merit was rendered
from 8 till IL o'clock, consisting of piano,
violin. mandolin, flute and guitar solos, songs
and duets and recitations by Messrs Barlhu-
loo and FaleS. The musicians were Miss
Vodisch late of Menomonie; Mr.. Shoettgen
played the flute and his wife the piano; Miss
Tuetcher was also heard in piano numbers.
There were violin numbers by Mrs. Vinegar
by her little sister. Master Frank Wooley
rendered some of Meyerbeer's compositions
very effectively. Prof. Kilborn and Wilgus
sang several songs and played delightfully."-
on the guitar, piano and violin. Blanche
Durant played the piano. Mr.. and Mrs
Shirley sang two duets. About dozen gen.
tlemen engaged in a contest trimming bon
nets, Mr.. Shirley receiving first prize, while
the pastor. Rev. Mr.. Parsons. who asplred to
obtain the BOBBY prize, succeeded. A hand
some sum was realized from the entertain
ment.
Edward Lewis was pleasantly surprised at
his home 220 East Thirteenth street, Wednes-
day evening. The evening was spent in dane
ing and an enjoyable time was had by all.
Refreshments were served at H. The foliow-
ing were present: Misses Alice and Clara
Listoe Laura and Media Peterson, Lottie
Morgan, Celia Schwab, Hildur Bjorklund,
Jennie Latelle, Rose Miller, Edna Redlund,
Gertrude and May Brown, Olga Molander,
Annie Hundertmark, Louise Peterson.
Messrs. VII ian Lundgren, Herman and Will
lam Rutzen, Raymond Grady, Frank Miller,
ArpD X
lund, Louis Sullwold, Pascal Beckjord Ed
Plomgreen, George. II. Wergedahl, Fred
Schmitt, Jes Lewis.
The X. X. K. Jrs. gave their fourth and
Wednesday evening. The hall was decorated
with palms, cut flowers and flags. Patriotic
airs were most popular throughout the even
ing The grand march was led by Miss Lois
NJ. McQuiilan and j. NJ. Schweizer. About
eighty couples danced to the strains of the
St. Anthony Hill orchestra, which furnished
| bers. The committees were: Reception, c.
P. Manthai, j.. M. Schwezer l.. A. Hauser,
and r. ]. Hahn. Floor, F.. w. Jessrang, R.
j. White, F. r. Youngren, and R R. Hauger
Horace G. Rice. of Lincoln avenue. was
surprised Monday evening on the occasion of
his birthday at the residence of his cousin,
Mrs. John Silver. The evening was spent in
card paying and musical programme. A
! quartette composed of Messrs. Campbell,
Meacham, Gilkey and McElhenny sang sew
ersl numbers. Refreshments were sery ed.
Otnel guests were MISS HOUSE the MISSES
Weber, the Misses Skok, 1r. and Mrs Chap
man, Mrs; Rice: CT Prescott; ]. Ferguson,
| Thomas Skok Charles Meacham, Ray Camn-
bell, George Giikey and H. r. McE!henny.
The Young Peoples Society of the Church
| Of the Ascension met Monday evening with
Miss Imogene Bell for the annual election of
! officers. After the business meeting refresh
ments were served and social hour en-
joyed The election resulted as follows: Pres
| ident, Miss Minnie Ossman; vice president.
| Miss Grace Holmes; secretary, Miss Pansy
Roberts; treasurer. George Ossmaa
| The Ladies Afternoon Euchre club held its
| last meeting of the season Tuesday afternoon
at the home OF Mrs. S. w. Boyd, on East Con
gress street. Prizes were won by Mesdames
E. G. Goethe, A. Yoerg and H. c. Johnson.
After a short business session and the serving
of lunch, the club adjourned to meet again
the first Tuesday afternoon in November.
Mayor and Mrs. F. B. Doran gave a fam
| lily dinner part Monday evening at their home
| on East Congress street. for Mrs. j.. S,
! Stevens. of San Lorenzo, CAL The guests
| were: DR.. and Mrs. F. l. Whitney, Miss Whit
ney. Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Gersting Mr.. and
| Mrs. George Doran. Mr.. and Mira. w. ], Doran
and F. 1. wilson. Of Chicago.
] The Nineteenth Century club was enter.