The record-union., 1897-06-22
SOCIAL EVENTS.

A very pleasant surprise party was
given to Miss Bessie Dudley at her
home, 1906 F street, a few evenings
since. The hours were passed in sing
ing, recitations and games, at the con-
clusion of which supper was served
Those present We're: Bessie Dudley
Mamie Sampson, Ida Price, Maggie
Todd, Maud Megerle, May Price, Mapei
Plummer Elva Megerle, Julia Pflce'
Lena Dudley, Helen Philips, Emma
Dudley, Edith Philips, Stella Dudley
Edna Thlelbahr, Anna Card, Masters
Carroll Dudley, Frank Sampson, John
Turley, Roy Sampson, Wylley Harding,
Paul Sampson, Martin Simons. Bert
McNairn, Artie Simons, Willie Nc
Nairn. Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley, Mrs.
Sampson.
Thomas Henry Fraser and Maud
Fvaline Guthrie We're married yester-
day at the home of the brides parents,
Colonel and Mrs J. W. Guthrie, at 1220
o street.
Miss Ida Burce, one of sacramento
fairest daughters, and r. L. Porter OF
Everett. Wash, were married at the
home of the brides parents, Sl4 L.
street, on Sunday, Rev. M. ID. Buck Oh
the Sixth-street Methodist Church OF
ffciating. Miss Gertie Mealand acted as
bridesmaid and G. w. Young as
aroomsman Those present We're: Mf-
and Mrs. J. T. Burce and family, ReV-
Buck and wife, G.. w. Young, MISS
Gertie Mealand, Mr.. and Mrs. j. ).
Porter and Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Blair OF
Gridley, Mr. and Mrs. Logan, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Blair and Mrs. A. c. West
Mrs. Nv. Mackey and daughter Nellie
received a few of their friends at the
Rancho Del Paso on Saturday evening.
The evening was pleasantly spent in
music and singing, after which the
guests partook of bountiful repast.
Miss Mackey and her mother
proved themselves to be royal enter
tainers. The happy guests left for
home at an early hour in the morning,
after having expressed themselves as
having had a delightful time. Among
those present were: Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Longbottom, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Sheehan, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gala
han. Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Scroggs, Mrs
George WOodburn, Mrs. Lizzie Doyle,
Mrs. J. w Willem, Mrs. John Miller,
Miss Eliza WittenbrOck, Miss LiSta
Wittenbrock, Miss Emily Shields, Miss
Nina Miller Miss Tina Bellmer, Miss
Emma Laufkotter, Charlie Woodburn,
Dr. Hanna, DR.. G. E. Hook, Henry
Treichler, John Shelton, Tom McAu-
life, Charlie Hughes, VIII O'Brien,
Irving McMillin.
The Club of Nine, composed Of popu-
lar young ladies in the town of Wash
ington, gave a party to many of their
friends on Saturday evening at the res
idence of Miss Eta Freeman. 1t was
brilliant affair. They all joined in
games until a late hour. when supper
was served. The club cake and candy
was sampled by all and pronounced de-
licious. Those present We're: Misses
Eta Freeman, Cora Hail. Edna Har-
rison, Belle Hall, Clara Cox, Mary Cox,
Alice May, Josie Reinsman, Alice
Schadt. Mae Frawley, Edith Moore,
Lille Moore, Edith Marvin Culver,
Louise Josiyn, Anna Bowman, Marian
Day Ruth Tibbits, Mr. and Mrs. w.
=. Freeman. Mr. and Mrs Fred Schadt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Ketzenstein. Mr..
and Mrs. Tibbits Mrs Day. Mrs. Nav.
Mrs. Reinsman, Mrs. Tutshel, Charlie
Scully. VIII Harrison, Charles Schear-
er, Charles Davis, Ernest Elliott. Frank
Vaughn, Joe Moore, Ed Hearch. Frank
HaWes, John Peters, E. A May. How
ard Hatch, Harry Hanson, Ira Nav.
Harry Wilkenson, Fred Freamon. Les
ter Young, Walter Measure. Claude
Hanlyn, Pete McGregor. Fred Arnold