The record-union., 1898-03-27

rendered by Master Carol Robinson
was greatly applauded by those pres
ent.
Mrs. NJ. A. Arlington of Stockton is
visiting Mrs. Walter C. Parker of this
city.
Mrs. Alice Thompson has gone to
CORTLAND to visit her cousin. Thomas
Stevenson.
Mrs. Justice Van Fleet and Mrs.
Clark Croker of San Francisco are
visiting Mrs. Robert McCreary of this
city.
The Friday Afternoon Literary Club
met at the residence of Miss Emma
Long. DR.. Van Norden read and dis
cussed some very interesting papers be-
fore the young ladies.
The Gamma Chapter of the Theta Chi
Fraternity gave a most delightful
dancing party at Foresters' Hall last
evening. The hall was beautifully dec
GRATED in palms. flowers and smilax,
and the pretty gowning of the young
ladies added much to the brilliancy OF
the hall.
Miss Lestena Green came uD from
CORTLAND on Friday to attend the party
given by the Sans Pareil Club.
Mrs. J. Ellington of Huntsville, Mo,
is visiting Sacramento and is the guest
Of Mrs. j. D. Cleveland.
S. Bell and family are preparing to
move to San Francisco, where they will
permanently reside They expect to
leave Sacramento about April 1st.
James Douglas of Phoenix, Ariz., is
visiting Sacramento. He is en- route for
New York, where he will complete his
studies in medicine.
| Miss Veda Hatfield of Oakland is
visiting Mrs L. T. Hatfield of this
city.
| Last Friday evening Miss Jessie Mott
entertained the members of the Friday
Night Card Club at her home, 1923 l
street, to a Japanese party 1t was in
every particular most delightful af-
| fair. The parlors were decorated in
the true japanese fashion, large para
soils being suspended from the ceilings,
and all around them Were strung
! lighted lanterns. The predominating
color was red, and on all the curtains
were hung Japanese ornaments. In one
corner there was a small tea table. set
with the Quaintest of Oriental ware.
But the most charming part of it all
was that the young ladies were dressed
in costumes and indeed they looked like
the real Geisha girls. During the even
ing they played the Slang" game, in
which Miss Ida Herndon and
Charles Jones received the prizes. In a
guessing contest, Miss Alice Stevenson
and Dick Dierssen had the highest
score. Afterwards the guests were
served with a most delightful supper.
Mr.. Hooper of San Francisco came
up on Friday to attend the Theta Chi
party. While here he was the guest of
William Quentin.
Miss Billiard of Woodland came over
last Friday to visit few days with
Miss Margie Faris.
|
The Derthic Club held its meeting at
the residence of Mrs. G.. H. Smith. The
hostess read a paper on PaGaninni and
Spohr Miss Lou Mccormack made the
highest score for the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. w. Erlewine We're
given a surprise party on Tuesday even
ing by the Principal and teachers of
the Fremont Primary School in honor
| of Mr.. Erlewine's recent reelection as
Superintendent of Schools. The ladies
presented Mrs. Erlewine with a beau
tiful bouquet of carnations A delightful
evening was passed in conversation and
music.
Captain Robert Smith of the Capital
City Wheelmen is recovering slowly
! f1Cm his severe illness.
Thomas Thomson and Miss F. NJ.
Thomson of San Francisco, and Miss
N. A Thomson of Rocllin are at the
Golden Eagle.
Mrs NJ. H. Alberry of Colusa is stop
ping at the Golden Eagle.
Mr. and Mrs. A J. Wells of New
York are at the Golden Eagle.