The record-union., 1896-02-24
SOCIAL EVENTS.

(Readers of the Record Union are re-
quested to send to this Office personals,
weddings, engagements, society notes and
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name and address, not for publication, but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 faithD
Lewis Wilcoxson, one of the best
known young men of Sutter County,
and Miss Lizzie Mcmahon, handsome
young lady of Yuba City, We're married
in this city Saturday. The wedding
took place at the Seventh street M. E.
Church, Rev. T. H. b. Anderson officiat-
ing Only a few relatives and friends
were present. The young couple left for
l&Marysville on the evening train. and
will make their home at Yuba City.
A quiet wedding took place on Satur-
day in which George Sullivan and Miss
Anna Smith were the principals. Miss
Bessie Parry and John Feely acted as
bridesmaid and groomsman, respect
lively, and Rev. Father Grace performed
the ceremony. The happy couple left on
the afternoon train for San Francisco
on their wedding trip, and on returning
will make this their future home.
Last Saturday afternoon Miss Mabel
Peterson entertained a number of her
little friends at the residence of c. F.
Schwilk, 1926 E street, it being her
tenth birthday. 1t was supposed to be
an afternoon at tea, but games and
other amusements took up the greater
part of the time. Those present were:
Elda Bryte, Florette Hodgden, Helen
Too& 7 ~ C,-iH
Maudie Griffith, Mabel Peterson and
Master Bryte Peterson.
Eye olden times were brought to
bear upon the minds of large number
OF young people, and few older ones,
on Saturday night at Foresters' Hall,
the occasion being a Colonial tea
given by the AS You Like 1t Club.
There have been quite a number of So
clal gatherings of late, but this one
eclipsed all former attempts, there be-
ing somewhat of a formal affair and
dance to wind it up. AT o'clock the
guests began to pour into the building,
and from that time until o'clock the
fifteen charming young ladies who con-
stitute the club were kept busy in their
endeavor to please everybody. They
wore rich, old-t time costumes and their
hair powdered in order to carry out the
colonial idea. The hall was as beautiful
as flowers, snilax and potted plants
could make it, and with dozen or more
piano lamps, giving forth softly blended
lights, presented a very agreeable eff
feet. AT 8 o'clock the tables were re-
moved and the hall cleared, and from
that time until II o'clock the happy
throng kept time to the music of a
string quartet, which was concealed be-
hind a bower of plants and smilax
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs E.
NJ. Simpson, Mr.. and Mrs. P. B. john
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Holden, Mr.. and Mrs
Winans, Misses Hattie McKillip, Helen
Iindley, Radcliffe, Lulu Merwin, Ora
Tracey, Mae Connolly. Lola Gwin Of
Gait, Doreathea Kinsel of Santa Rosa,
Mrs. G.. w. Brooks of San Francisco,
Misses Adele Grau, Lottie Stevens.
Matte Beaumont. Ida Ing, Lydia Pei
tier Daisy Ennis, Clara Miller, Ruby
Merkley, Tiny Massey Laura Turner,
Louise Meister, Mabel Massey, Fannie
Halsey of Towles, Elizabeth Hoyt, Lucy
Murray. Cleta Berkey, Eta Wallace,
Alice Willis Rebe Nourse, Frances
Nourse, Laura Cooper, Freda Cox,
Helen Howe, Edith Howe, Mabel Lyon,
Ora Towle, Alice Hassett, Addie Diers-
sen, May McAdams, Mollie Sheehan.
Miss Schultz of Oakland, Miss w G..
Honcut1 of Butte County and Mrs. Rob-
ert Montgomery; Messrs. Charles Nc
Killip, Homer Mckee, William Chaplin,
John Lindner. Steve Hopkins, George
Lavenson, Vim Merkley, George Bas-
sett, Charles Harrison. Fred. Allen, Ed.
Flint, William Loydal. Fred. F. Smith.
Ernest Hohen, DR.. +. Metcalf, Jesse AM
derson, Charles Bentley, Ed. NJ. Shee-
han, Will Douglas, Ira Robie, Egbert
Adams, Harley Stevenson, Alfred
Trainor, Ed. Devlin, Frank Smith, Will
Flint, L. w. Ripley DR.. Bailey, Dr.
Swayze, Dr. w. H. Taylor, Stuart Up
son, Scott Ennis. Herbert Kidder.
Charles A. Phillips, j. e. Huntington.
Richard Cohn. DIR. r. II. Kestler Victor
L. Hatfield, Horace Crocker, Gus Tur-
ner, Frank Trainor, Will Sims, Mr.
Stokes, Messrs. Will Howe, Luke Howe,
DR.. Reith, E. NJ Wolf, w. A Morrissey
Of Stockton, VIII c. Russell of BerkIey.