The record-union., 1898-10-16

Ella Bender, Adelaide Epson, Minnie
Clark, Eta Birdsall, Jennie Shook,
Mrs. J. B. Wright, Mrs. Anna Campbell,
Mrs. Adolph Scheld.
Mrs. ]. Stearns and Mrs. S. Norris OF
Coloma are visiting Mrs. j. Whitmore,
the latter being an old schoolmate. Be-
fore returning to their home, they in
tend to make a short visit in San
Francisco.
G. B. Lovdal spent the past week in
the Bay city.
R. D. Davis spent few days in San
Francisco last week.
Messrs. Fred Dawson and Will Roys-
ter who have been sojourning at sew
eral of the coast cities for the past
two months, are expected home during
the early part of next week.
Louis Eccleston of Oakland is visit
ing relatives and friends in this city.
Misses Florence Jones, George Car
roll, and Nell Allen went to Woodland
yesterday to attend the party given by
the Woodland High School last evening.
Miss Susie Irwin of Marysville has
come to Sacramento. where she will
make her home.
Corporal Frank B. Reid of the Fifty
first Iowa, Company F, spent last Sun
day in this city, visiting relatives.
The Mignon Dancing Club was or
ganized Friday evening at Turner Hail.
1t was principally a business meeting
and they decided to meet every other
Friday evening.
H. ]. Small made a business trip to
Francisco last week.
The members of the Alpha Sigma
Fraternity met at the home of Miss
Elsie Smith yesterday afternoon
Mrs Gallatin and son Bert, of San
Francisco, are visiting in this city.
Misses Alice and Helen Weinstock
are spending few days with their
parents.
Miss George Carroll gave card par
ty on Friday evening.
Miss Florence Williams had an af-
ternoon at home for her young lady
friends to meet Miss Florence White
of Oakland. During the afternoon the
guests played quotations, Miss White
winning the first prize. Those who
were invited were Misses Mabel Blair,
Maude Merkeley, Alice Dray, Edith
Tufts, Minnie Elmer, George Carroll,
Florence White of San Francisco, Ida
Herndon, Elsie Smith, Alice and Helen
Weinstock.
Thursday afternoon Mrs James Faris
gave a delightful pink luncheon to
number of her friends. The table was
unusually pretty, being decorated with
pink roses and pink satin ribbon.
Those present were: Mrs. A a. Van
VOORHEES,, Mrs. r. D. Davis, Mrs. Chas.
Dillman, Mrs. A. a. Redington, Mrs
DR.. Briggs, Mrs. G. Seaman, Mrs. w
Sesnon, Mrs. D. Hawkins, Mrs. L.
Tozer, Mrs. Martin Beesley. Mrs. A. c..
Tufts, Mrs DR.. Parkinson, Mrs. Albert
Gallatin Of San Francisco. Mrs. George
Price of San Francisco, Mrs. Robin,
Mrs H. @. Smith, Mrs. D. Lindley and
Mrs Robert Burr. During the after
noon they had an old-fashioned SPELL
ing bee, Mrs Redington carrying off
the first prize, Mrs. Dillman receiving
the second. Afterwards in the flower
game. Mrs Price won the first, and
Mrs. Seamans the second
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Misses f. and L. Wittenbrock enter
tanned few friends in honor of Mrs
Woodward of Oakland,
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Mrs. H Wittenbrock gave 6
o'clock dinner Thursday to a number
of relatives in honor Of her sister, Mrs
NJ. J. Sturwold of Connersville, Ind
.
Dr. P S. Leisenring, a prominent
physician Of San Diego, arrived in Sac
ramento last Thursday and will make
his residence here.
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Rev. W. s Hoskinson and family
will move TO 1900 n street on Tuesday
next where they will remain until the
completion Of their home.
Tne frleEdShlp whist CLUB was re-
organized last Monday evening at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs G. B. Katzen-
stein. The house was prettily decor
ated for the occasion and a merry time
was had by all present AT the close
Of the game delicious refreshments
were served. The first prizes were won
by Miss Melander and Arthur Katzen-
stein.
Miss Bertha Kohler was hostess of
the Merry Players Whist Club at her
home 1926 1 street The prizes were
won by Miss Mabel White and Tom
Hall, and the BOBBY prizes by Matte
| Johnson and Bert Lovdal. After the
usual number of games were played a
| dainty luncheon was served.
A quiet wedding occurred in Seattle
/ last Wednesday at the residence of Rev.
a. L. Hutchinson, pastor Of the First
Presbyterian Church. W. C. Summons
and Miss Mary Won Barren were unit
ed by him. Mr.. Summons is purser of
| the steamer Albion and is well known
/ along the coast.s Miss Van Barren is
/ the daughter Of John Van Barren. a
! well-known merchant of Napa, and has
many friends in this city The happy
| couple will make San Francisco their
| home.
Judge F A. Hornblower of San Fran