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

Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Darlington, Mr.. and
Mrs. 0. w. Erlewine, Mr.. and Mrs. B. F.
Howard and the members and wives of
the Board Of Education.
A. J. Johnston and w W. Greer, two
prominent Native Sons here. have been
elected as delegates to the Grand Par
Tor which convenes on April 26th in Ne
vada City.
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs Fair
weather gave a lecture to a large and
appreciative audience under the aus
pieces of the Tuesday Literary Club.
The Plaisance Whist Club met at the
residence of Miss Eva Whittier last
evening.
Mrs. Ted Ashworth entertained a
number of friends al her residence, ~
l. street, Friday evening. The house was
lastly decorated in cut flowers. Con-
ISOLATION whist was played during the
| evening.
Mr. and Mrs j. B. Wright enter
tanned their friends last Tuesday even
ing at whist.
Mrs. NJ. Slater, formerly of Virginia
City, New, but now of Butte City,
Mont, is visiting an old friend here.
Mrs. NJ. A. Brown.
A surprise party was given Master
Eddie Weizel at his residence 1910 l
street on Friday evening. Those pres
ent We're: Mabel Adams, Eddie Wei
Eel. Elisha Flint. Irma Phleger. Alfred
kerns, Macie Flint, Willie King, Adah
Sanders, Harry. Stober, Irene Richie.
Willie Greenlaw, Blanche Kerns, Carol
Robinson, Ollie Sanders, Judson Flint,
Cynthia Taylor, Verna Martin Irene
Scroth. Louise Gergons, Gladys Green
law, Fredia Scroth. Alice Scroth, Hazel
Greenlaw, Mabel Strover
On Friday evening about fifty friends
of Miss Matte w Williams gathered
at her home to give her farewell sur
prise party. before her departure for
Portland, Or. The surprisers We're all
on hand by 5 O'clock or soon after. and
While Miss Williams was out walk
ing and persisted in going to see some
of her friends before her DEPARTURE
they made the Welkin ring with their
songs and laughter. The young lady
at about $50, was finally induced to 90
to her home, but very much against
her wishes. Arriving there, She
walked unconcernedly into the parlor
singing, I'VE Shall Meet. But We Shall
Miss Her" and from the look of as
constituent on her face at seeing the
crowd -
but that the surprise was genuine
Music. singing and games were in
dulged in till midnight when boun-
tiful supper was partaken of by all
Soon after the guests dwindled AWAY
each wishing the young lady the best
wishes on her journey and also a
speedy return.
At the Bsaux Fisprits Whist Clubs
meeting at the residence of the Misses
Hines, Alice Jones and Hobart Pierson
won the first prize. Pearl Jost and
George Walker won the boobies
The Junior Saturday Club met at the
home of Miss Charlotte Poiitz. $50 n
street yesterday at 2:30 o'clock
when the following programme was
rendered: Composition life OF vay-
ner. by Eugenia Stafford: piano solo
The Poem" &c. A MCDOWELL by Pearl
Jost; piano solo, THE Village Clock"
tCarl Ne1ey) by Theada Genung; piano
SOLO, "Melodie" &C. Bohn) by Susie Van
Horn; vocal solo, Dreams" (Anton
StrelizkD by Jennette Prichard; piano
solo, Polish Dance" (Scharwenka) by
Ethel Corey; piano solo, "Minuet" a..
van Beethoven by Edna Conner.
The Cheerful Losers" We're enter
tanned by Mrs. E. Hadley on Friday
night a very pleasant evening being
the result.
Fred york is having a house built
for himself on NJ street, between Fiji
teenth and Sixteenth.
A few days ago frankie Dolan cele-
brated his thirteenth birthday at his
nome, Twentieth and L streets. thilrv-
six of his playmates being present and
games and music We're INDUCED in.
refreshments being served afterward.
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who came up on Tuesday to attend
the Sons of Veterans party, is visiting
Miss. Lulu Sherburn.
Yesterday afternoon Miss Jennie
Blrdsail entertained number of young
ladies at Milo" The decorations of
the house We're very pretty and gay.
Much enthusiasm was shown in this
interesting game, and all spent a very
pleasant afternoon.
Mrs. Westlake entertained the "Giddv
Girls Whist Club" last Monday even
ing. The prizes We're won by Mrs.
johnson and Mrs. Herzog The mem
bers Of the club are Mesdames Smith.
Evans, Flint. Johnson, Henderson.
Westlake. Dillman, Taylor, Luce.
Wright Brown and Herzog.
The Friday Night Card Club met at
the residence of Miss Alice Dray. Dur
ing the evening the guests played pro-
gressive hearts, Miss Ethel Twitchell
and Charles Ellsworth receiving the
prizes. Afterward they played progress
i've keno. Miss Georgia Carroll and
Jerome Carroll had the highest
score Delicious refreshments wer.
served, and it was indeed a most en-
joyable party.
The Friendship Whist Club was elab-
orately entertained on Monday night by
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Erlewine at their
home, 1223 Fifteenth street The
rooms We're prettily decorated with fes-
toons of smilax, ferns and flowers.
Affar the raertrf a ton ar. r,,l.e. a..