The record-union., 1898-02-27

free-for-all cake walk, which was won
by Miss Rita Colclough, the young lazy
having also plucked second honors IN
a guessing contest, which was won by
Charles Ellsworth, he having made the
largest number of correct guesses. Al
ter wishing Mr.. Moore many happy re-
turns of the day the company departed
for their homes.
Those present were: Misses saline
Beaumont, Edith Conn of Portland,
Rita Colclough, Mabel Whitney, Edith
Lynn, Ida Herndon, Gertie Wisemann'
Georgia Carroll, Minnie Elmer, Jessie
Mott, Pearl Avis and Florence VII
liams. The gentlemen were r. w.
Moore, Ralph Van VOORHEES,, Charles
Ellsworth A ]. Startling. Robert
Smith. Halsey L. Smith, Jerome Car
roll, Ed Pope, Will Dierssen, al Joy and
Will O'Neill.
Bert Donaldson and Miss Lou Miller
were married on Thursday evening al
the residence of the brides sister, Mrs.
E. A. Wright, 2731 H street. The
knot was tied by Rev l.. r. Drake, fol-
lowing which the evening was spent
enjoyably with music, dancing and
general hilarity.
Miss Gwen Matthews entertained the
"Plaisance' Whist Club at her home
last Mop6ay evening in a most delight
full manner. The members of this cub
are all young ladies, but on this oc-a-
sion, sixt cen young gentlemen were m
vited Consolation whist was played
won by Miss Jessie Tufts and Al. God
dard Those present We're: Misses
Blanche Dwinelle, Gwen Matthews.
Ethel Hall, Pauline Johnson, kittie
Hoehn, Ethel Parsons. Louise Drescher.
Stella Wiley, Gladys Wiley, Helena
Oatman, Birdie Howe. Margie Faris,
Eva Whittier, Ruby Cooper, Nell Alin
and Jessie Tufts; Messrs. Charlie Muir
ray, Miller Epson, Frank Mott, Char
lie Baker Ray Hurd, AL. GODDARD. Har-
mon Bonte, Russell Williams, Elwcod
WOODBURY., Carroll Morris, Hobart Pier
son, Eugene Smith, Fred Ellis, George
Beard, Will Hopkins and Fred Pearl.
The Sans Pariel Club gave another
one IF its enjoyable hops on Friday
evening The club has been accustomed
to meet on the first and third Friday
nights, but it has been changed to the
second and fourth.
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Miss Sarah Hubbard of San Jose was
the guest of Miss Nell Epson the fist
part Of last week.
Mrs. Sadie Lawson Brown of San
Francisco, who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs George Brand, for the past
week, returned to her home on Friday.
Henry Ransom has returned from a
business trip to Placer Creek and cur
rounding towns
Miss Mamie Johnston has gone to
Lake County on short visit to her par
ents.
The ''Easy-Losers" Whist Club was
entertained by Mrs. Judge Johnson last
Tuesday evening. The parlors were
lastly decorated with many beautiful
flowers. Whist was played until a late
hour, when dainty refreshments We're
served. The prizes were won by Mrs
c. T. Jon es and 3. Howard.
Judson Hechtman. who has been liv-
ing n Los Angeles during the winter
has returned to Sacramento for few
months.
Miss Belle Johnston of CORTLAND is
visiting Sacramento.
Mrs. Henri Fairweather of Alameda
has been a guest at the Golden Eagle
Hotel this week.
Miss Clara Taylor is visiting her aunt
Mrs. William Taylor of San Francisco.
Miss Polly Thieben of San Francisco
is visiting her brother, j. Thieben.
The "Bendix" Club met as usual in
their rooms, 6101a street, on Wednes.
day evering. The following selections
were analysed and magnificently ger
formed by Mr.. Bendix: Beethoven's
Symphony No. 5, in c minor, arranged
by List. and "A Fugue," by Bach. The
former is considered the grandest IN
strumental piece ever written.
Miss Kate Chalmers of vaeaville is
visiting Mrs. Frank Grey, HOG / street.
The Kir gsley Art Club held its regI-
lar meeting on Monday afternoon, 6l0Ia
] street, Mrs. H Weinstock, the Pres
ident. presiding at the meeting. A pa
per was read by Miss Barrett on he
Life and Works of Fra Angelica" In
a very interesting and comprehensive
manner Mrs. Z. b. Purnell gave q talk
on the Cities of Italy as Independent
Commonwealths: Under the Tyrants 3"
Miss Belle wilkins closed the pleasing
programme by reading a selection on
the subject of the day.
Mrs. sam Katzenstein gave tea
on Wednesday afternoon in honor of
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