, 1902-02-08

The next session of the society will be
held February 18th with Mrs. J. b. Nc
kee.
The regular meeting of the Clio
club Tuesday evening, was postponed
one week on acCount of the Mills lee
ture, and the session will be held next
Tuesday evening with Mrs. Fitch.
900
The Epworth League of the Metho-
cial in the league rooms next Friday
evening.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap-
fist church held a pleasant and profit,
able session with Mrs. Frazee Wedncs-
day afternoon. it being their regular
monthly meeting.
900
Miss Maxwell is the leader us a la
dies quartette, which meets at her
home every Monday night for practice.
New music has been secured ard the
ladies' are drilling with an enthusiasm
which presages much pleasure for flu
ture audiences. The members of the
Quartette are as follows: Mrs. Chase,
first soprano: Mrs. Sawyer, second So
prano; Mrs. Craft. first alto; Mrs.
COkefair, second alto.
900
A very pleasant party was given last
night at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Is
berg, on Eighth street, the following
young people being present: Misses
Clara Prahl. Gussie Sederlin. Dora aud
Louisa Thobro, Emily Isbery n Mel
lie Wagner; Messrs. Olaf, Freddie.
Moritz and Charlie Meyers, Clarence
Sederline, John and Willie Isberg. Carl
Wagner, Melvin Johnson and Harry and
Johnnie Prahl. There was dancing
and games, a light lunch and much en-.
joyment for the young ladies and gen
tlemen present.
The Ladies' Home and Foreign Mis-
sionary society of the West Side
church held its first meeting for The
new year Thursday afternoon, at the
home of Mrs. Nelson at the university,
and indicted into office the following
officers: President, Mrs. Prahl: secre-
tary. Mrs. Tegner; treasurer. Mrs. Sed-
erin. The society undertook to pay
20. tho orunr;ct ,-1 A., J,lI ,:--.. e.,
the ear. The meeting yesterday af-
ternoon was very well attended and the
society gave itself a good start in the
new years work. The next meeting
will be held with Mrs. Rev. Fl. P. Han
sen on the first Thursday afternoon in
March.
Miss Neva Nelson's and Miss Evelyn
Corthell's basket ball teams had a
match practice game at the parish
house Friday afternoon. Miss Nelson's
team winning s to 4. The girls are
taking a lively interest in the game and
some splendid playing is being done.
900
Last Monday evening the Misses
Freda and Hannah Larson and Messrs.
Clause and Victor Burke gave a fare
well party in honor of Miss Pearl Mel
o at her home. A very pleasant ev-
ening was enjoyed. After refreshments
were served at a late hour, the young
folks departed for their homes. Those
present were Freda Larson INT Victor
Burke, Hannah Larson and Clause
Burke. Petra Peterson n Charlie
Wallace, Bertha Peterson and Al Null
ford. Emma Hanson and Harry Hamer,
Mazda Burke and Victor Bergman,
Hannah Burke and Ed Gold, Bada
Johnson and Harry Eklund.
900
Last Saturday evening Mrs. C. N.
Northrup and daughter. Mrs. Grace
Dorsey, planned a surprise party in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe, it be-
ing the birthday of the former. Mr..
Monroe thinks it is almost too much
of a surprise to walk in upon a man
when he is asleep, but the occasion
proved to be such an enjoyable one,
that he finally forgave them. Dancing
was INDUCED in till a late hour and de-
licious refreshment were served.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. Oar Mathe-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Garlock, Misses
Margaret and Helen McGill, Kate
Matheson. Edna and Lille McCasland,
Rebecca Cook, Kate Bell, Camp, Brown,
Millie Waechter; Messrs. Davis, A.
Payne, John Prick, R. A. Campbell, An
gus Matheson, VIM. Campbell, Neil
Clark and Frank Cook.
900
The c. C.'s were entertained Thurs
day evening by Mrs. Beltz and Mrs.
Farley Mathison, at the Beltz resi-
dence. They were all there and filed
five tables, which meant much lively
playing. Mrs. OFT captured the first
ladies' prize; Mrs. T. H. Simpson, Sec
ond; Mrs. Jesse Converse, BOBBY. Mr..
Matlack won the first for gentlemen,
Mr.. Lovejoy, second; Mr.. Simpson,
BOBBY. Elegant refreshments were
served after the game, and the remain
der of the evening was devoted to a
donkey contest. The first prize for la
dies went to Mrs. Mueller; Mrs. Love
joy, second. Gentlemen, Mr.. Simpson.