The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-17
OUR SOCIAL NEIGHBORS
MINNEAPOLIS.

The engagement of Miss Annette G.
Woodbridge and Frank H Constant has
been announced. Miss Woodbridge is
sister of Prof. F. j. E. Woodbridge, Of
the university, and has spent several
years in Minneapolis. She is spending
this year at her home in KALAMAZOO,
summer, and the bride will be warmly
welcomed back to Minneapolis Mr.. Con-
slant is a professor in the engineering
college at the university.
The fourth of a series of fortnightly
dancing parties was given Friday even
ing by the Elks in the lodge rooms. The
theatrical people who took part In the
benefit in the afternoon We're guests of
honor at supper which followed the
dancing. The guests included Mr.. and
Mrs Frederick Warde. Impromptu
speeches We're pleasant feature or the
informal affair.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Church en-
tertained a few friends from Gethsemane
parish at g valentine party thursday
evening. The decora tons, prizes and re-
freshments were suggestive of the day
The rooms were hung with stlVery. cupida
webs, which were untangled by the
CT ests, who also took part in the charades
and games.
About forty members of the Fortnight
" Dancing club were entertained at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Church,
Saturday evening; As the affair was Il
surprise to the hostess the guests ap-
! reared in the disguise of "spooks," caus-
ing much nerriment. Games were the
amusementS and refreshments We're SerY-
ed.
The Misses Getty. Miss Heu de Bor eh
and Ray Getty arranged a delightful sur
prise for Miss Wilma Anderson Thurs
Gay evening at her home, 1926 Chicago
avenue. A programme of sixteen num-
bers was danced, and supper was served
by a group of little girls.
An interesting wedding took place at
Ascension church Tuesday, when Miss
Mayne O'Neiu and J. Mahoney were
q nGTfOr0OAd
by Father Harrington in the presence or
many guests.
The annual junior balls have all been
worthy of place in the memory of delight
FIJI and notable social events. and the
hall of the class of 1892 will hold dis
tinguished place in the university social
annals.
Wednesday evening Kenneth Klein, Of
Kenwood, entertained thirty Of his young
friends at q valentine party. the dec
| orations were in red and valentine
pCstof1ce was a jolly feature of the ar
fair.
Prof Freemans class of Wesley Sun
day school We're very pleasantly enter
tanned Wednesday evening at the home
of Miss Mary Swisher, 1893 Ninth avenue
south. About sixty were present
The annual reception given by DIR. M
D. Shutter and the trustees of the Church
OF the Redee3ner will take place Monday
evening, Feb: q, at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. D. Washiburn, Fairoaks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dirce B. Hill, 2446 Eigh-
tenth avenue south, were surprised by n
number of their friends Wednesday
evening, the occaGion being the tenth an
! niyersary of their marriage.
Walter B. Mar5ton announces the en-
gagement of his daughter. Miss Marion
l.. Marston. to Theodore w. Negel. The
wedding will take place March 26 a Lyn-
dale Congregational church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Phelps Hunger
ford, of Kansas City, Mo-, have an
rounced the engagement Of their daugh-
ter, Josephine Louise, to Ralph Wood
Reynolds. of Minneapolis.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Shattuck entertained
at dinner this evening at their home, 2e0S
Third avenue south. The guests will be
Mr. and Mrs. Geisman and Mr. and Mrs.
Morrow.
Mrs. ]. W. Clark gave a luncheon Fri
day afternoon at her home, 220l Lyndale
avenue north. Covers were laid for eight,
and the decorations were in carnations.
Miss Olive May Brooks and Myrtle Bar