The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-03-13

Mr.. and Mrs J. n Larkin gave a
most delightful party to their daughter
Florence in honor of her birthday on
last Thursday evening. Dancing was
INDUCED in until late hour.
Miss Maud Aiken entertained the
members of the FL Par Jaro Club last
Saturday afternoon. The house was
beautifully decorated in smilax and
flowers for the occasion. After the
musical recital the rest OF the after
noon was spent in games and other
amusements. In the game of Flow
ers, States and Animals" the first
prizes were won by Misses Cecilia
Nichols and Hazel Scott, and the
BOBBY prizes by Misses Lulu Schnauss
and Minnie Leonard. The club Will
be entertained the first Saturday in
April by Miss Jessie Beaton. The
following programme was rendered:
Violin solo. "Hornpipe Polka" Miss
Maud Aiken; piano duet. Tripping
Through the Meadows" Misses Minnie
Leonard and Hazel Scott; piano duet,
March aux FlansbeauX," Kate Car
roll and Minnie Leonard; piano solo,
Home, Sweet Home. Miss Lulu
Schnauss; piano duet, La Gace," Jes-
sic Beaton and Kate Carroll; piano
solo, Spring Carol" Miss Minnie
Leonard; reading Of Moszkowskl,
Lillian Roeder; piano solo, 'Orfa Grand
Polka Kate Carroll; essay, Tessie
Roeder; piano solo, Grand False de
Concert" Cecilia Nichols.
Mrs. /. NJ Hubbard, an old resident
of Sacramento, is visiting at the resi-
dence of l. A Epson at 1910 T street.
She is accompanied by her daughter
Mrs. Henry Hubbard, of Alameda.
Yesterday afternoon Lester Moody
entertained number of his friends at
his residence, 1881 0 street. The oc-
casion was to celebrate his tenth birth
day
on Friday evening the Sans Pariel
Club gave another one of its delightful
parties. In two weeks the club will
give a masquerade, and sport is an
ticipated.
Another basket ball team has been
formed. This one is composed wholly
of High School girls, The members are
Misses Edith Hatfield, Edith Thomson,
Ethel Hall, Ethel Parsons, Edna Nc
CATCHY, Blanche Dwinelle, Gwendolin
Matthews, Louise Snowdon and Grace
Farnsworth. The club will meet every
Friday afternoon.
The Kingsley Art Club met Monday
afternoon in it's rooms, 61012 j street.
The theme read and discussed was
1.-The period of intellectual development
Immediately following the middle ages"
The following papers were read;
1.-The Revolution of Ideas in Science
and in War" by Mrs. Merrill; The
Spreading of Literature" by Miss Nellie
Harrison. and Household Life by
Mrs Clinton L. White. The papers
We're exceedingly interesting and prof
liable to all the members.
The Shakespeare Glass met at the
residence of Mrs. E, j. Calvin on last
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Henri Fairweather was the
guest of Mrs. L. Tozer during her re-
cent visit in Sacramento.
Mrs. Findley r. Dray is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. George Perry. Of Ala
media.
Mrs. James H Budd visited Sacra-
mento on Tuesday.
A number of the young folks of the
Westminster Presbyterian Church gave
a very pleasant entertainment at the
church on last Friday evening. Music
and dialogues were the order of the
evening.
Miss Edith Miller spent a few days
home from school with her parents this
week.
Charles Bell OF Oroville, the new In
ternal Revenue Collector, is the guest
OF a A Reddingten.
Charles Mel, Jr. returned this week
from his recent trip to Calaveras Coun-
ty.
Mrs. Wilsey and Miss Caroiee Wilsey,
who have been visiting in Reno for the
past few weeks, returned TO their home
last Monday.