The record-union., 1896-02-27

home gatherings of every kind Write
| on one side of the paper, and give your
| name and address, not for publication, but
as guarantee of good faith.)
Another jolly gathering was held at
| the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Gill in
Washington, Yolo County, on Tuesday
| night Their daughter, Mrs. Albert
Stoll, assisted by Mrs. Fannie Clary Of
San Francisco, entertained few
! friends. The cheerful little home was
/ tastefully decorated with sprinklings
| of smilax and assorted potted plants.
! Whist, music, games and a general
social time was enjoyed by all. The
success of the evenings pleasure was
| due to the manner in which the pro-
| gldmme was carried out by the hostess.
| 4 fine collation. was served during the
/ evening. The following were present:
Mr. and Mrs Frank Edigner, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gill, DR.. Robert Wait and wife,
Al Stoll and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Wait, DR.. f. L. Atkinson and wife, M 5.
! Clary, Mrs. Brooks, Mrs. Mary Tod
hunter, Miss Minnie Todhunter, Miss
Cantrell Mrs. Irene Leonard, William
V. Kellogg, Mr.. Duffy, Charles Wait and
! Mr.. LaValle.
The Deux Temps Club gave a very
successful and enjoyable leap year
party last night at Turner Hall. The
| hall was handsomely decorated, and the
dancers were at their best. The af-
| fair was in charge of sixteen young Ia
/ dies, and the manner in which they
managed it showed that a great deal
of interest had been taken in the event,
! for nothing was lacking to make the
| evening a pleasant one. The commit
tees were: Reception-Maggi Brennan,
| Mamie KEEPER Nellie Readman, Lizzie
| Cook, Annie Burke, May Taylor and
/ Mamie Keliher; Floor Director, Annie
| Ryan: Floor nagers-Annie Green,
/ Nellie Fitzgerald, Mary Artz, Vernia
L. Little Blanche Billion, Kitty NJ
| Kyne, Maggie Sweeney and Clara Van
! Walbeck.
| Yesterday afternoon the charming
| home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frank Clark
was the scene of a quiet wedding. The
contracting parties were their daugh-
| ter Effie and Charles N. Thompson,
! Deputy City Auditor The spacious
! parlors were richly decorated with
| flowers of various descriptions, each
room in distinctive color The front
parlor was in pink and white, Japanese
magnolias, st. Joseph lilies and camel
las dominating. In this room under q
beautiful floral piece, in the shape of a
lovers knot, suspended from an arch
| of smilaX and maidenhair fern, the GER
| emony was performed. Delicate potted
| plants adorned the hallway leading to
the dining-room, where yellow was the
pI evailing color. At either end of the
table dainty candelabrum, with yell
low shades, poured forth exquisitely
softened light. A large vase of jonquils
in the center added to the charming
effect.
The brides dress consisted of white
magnolia duchess satin, trimmed with
pearl paSsementerie. Her hair was
worn in high coiffure, and she carried
a bouquet of white violets and maiden
hair fern tied loosely with white satin
ribbons. After the nuptial service the
bride and groom departed for a weeks
trip to San Francisco and vicinity Rev.
Fl. n. Hoyt, who had been in San Fran
cisco for a few days, came up for the
occasion and returned yesterday af-
ternoon. The presents were numerous
and costly. Supreme Justice and Mrs.
T. B. Mcfarland and DIR. and Mrs.
Henry S. Welch of San Francisco were
among the guests.
At her residence, 100 H street, Mrs.
DR.. Baldwin gave her little daughter,
Eleanor a surprise party yesterday
afternoon, it being her eighth birthday.
The dining-room was beautifully dec
Grated mostly in pink, and when the
sight struck the happy little group all
stood spellbound for moment. then
rushing suddenly in took their seats at
the finely spread table before them.
The little girls present were: Mary
Lindley, Leila Lindley, Eula Glide.
Helen Smith, Marion Wood, Dorothea
Mills, Hazel Mills, Gladis Hale, Ralpha
Hale, Margery May and Addie Waters.
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A pleasant surprise party was given
Miss Eda Quire by her numerous
friends on Tuesday evening at her
home SOP P street. Music, dancing
and various games kept the participants
in the best of spirits and sharpened the
appetite for the good things served up
during the evening. The following
were present: Gertie Harris, Gussie
Meyer, Lizzie Meyer, Laura Brown,
Blanche Butler, Lille Byrne. Annie Cox,
ArEe Dorland. Margaret Griffin, Annie
Harvey, Nellie Laauser, Olive Miller,
Carrie Marquitz. Minnie Popert, Grace
Rensselaer,, Myrtle Whipple, Eda Quire,
Leonard Dorsey, Dave Hildabrand,
Charlie Linquist, Eddie Dias, Hiram
Johnson, Charlie Johnson, Al. JOY. Ed
die Sprague, Joe Kennedy. Chester
Renschler, George Lawrence and Joe
Quire.
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Naomi Chapter, No. SO, Order of the
Eastern Star, has always been noted
! for the warmth of its hospitality and
the attractiveness of its entertain
ments. but this year it is excelling its
own glorious record in this regard.
Mrs. Matte Carrier, the Worthy Ma
tron, is an energetic and untiring Off
Ger. and her efforts have been heartily
seconded by her subordinate officers
and by the ladies of the chapter in
general The chapter meets twice a
month and at each meeting some new
entertainment is prepared for the mem
| bers and guests. Two weeks ago the
brothers gave the sisters a sur
prise by presenting them with a beau
tiful banner and seating them at
very delightful banquet The isis
ters' were charmed and were so liberal
in their praises of the efforts Of the
male contingent that the latter thought
they had really done something so fire
that the ladies would not be able to
excel IT, Last night however, they
learned that there is no use in trying
to compete with the ladies of Naomi
Chapter in the line of entertainment.
It was their turn to be surprised. The
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