The record-union., 1898-01-23

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zen, Edith Conn. Mesdames Carrie Tur-
rell, A. A. Merkley, Ann Campbell, DR..
Carr. Patronesses = Mesdames j. }.
Dwyer, James Faris, Jr., William
Skeels, E. NJ. sheehan, R. c. McCreary,
Adolph Scheld, G. w. Peltier.
Misses Mabel Gillis and Sadie Paine
will go to San Francisco to attend the
jubilee.
!, Mrs. Charles Dillman entertained the
Spoonful Club at her home last Mon
day afternoon. The prizes were re-
ceived by Mrs. Yardley, Mrs. Russ Ste
phens Mrs. McCord and Mrs. Ben
| Crocker.
Last night the Club Placita gave
most enjoyable party at Foresters' Hail.
| the room being decorated with greens
and palms. The young ladies who were
invited had pleasant surprise given
to them by Mrs Frank Miller in honor
| of the birthday of her daughter Edith
After they had danced until a late hour
she served all the guests with most
| elaborate supper in the banquet hall
UP stairs.
The children of ST. Paul's Sunday
school had a party Friday evening IN
| the basement of the church, and the
entire time was spent in all sorts OF
novel ways for entertaining the little
ones. Each child wore either domino
or else a sheet and pillow-case, ana
what a grotesque appearance they MADE
with their masked facesi During the
evening they We're amused by an anna
teur circus and side-show. Mr.. smith
was ringmaster, and wore long gray
coat with red decorations, While IN MS
hand he carried a long driving whip.
There was a clown; the horseback rid
! ing consisted of riding on hobby-horses
and jumping through paper rings. Foy
Cothrin and Miss Edwina Crouch were
the riders. They also had a trick ele-
phant which sang and danced. Henry
Arnold gave a short acrobatic per
Torrance. They had a fish-pond in
one corner for the children, and each
one was given some small present. They
played games until late, when they
were served with ice cream and cake.
MISS -llSpe u VI e'S@iA = 60 -
iting Miss Emeret.
The Club Sans Pareil gave most de-
hghtful party Friday evening at Tur-
ner Hall.
Mrs. Charles Waynnire will go to Los
/ Angeles next week to visit Judge
| Cross family. Her sister, Miss Grace
! Con h -
Francisco during her sisters stay,
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4 farewell reception was given Fri
day evening to DR.. Hoyt by the mem
bers of the Congregational Church.
! The Tuesday Literary Club met at
/ e1O15 J street, Tuesday afternoon with
1 Mrs. Twitchell in the chair. Mrs. Purheii
lectured on Lamb, Hood and Jerrolo
| in her usual pleasant and entertaining
manner. Selections from those authors
were read by Mrs. Eugene Smith Mrs.
Fred williams, Mrs. Purnell and Mrs.
| Seadler. Next Tuesday Mrs. Purnell
/ will lecture on Byron and Moore.
| A very genuine and enjoyable sur
prise was rendered Henry Ransom AT
! his residence, 1906 o street, on Friday
| evening. The guests came in sheets
! and pillow cases, ana after the usual
/ greetings to the host, sides were chosen
/ for an old-time spelling match.i Mrs.
i Louie Breuner received bust OF DICK
| ems for outspelling the class, while Mr.
! Wlding received primer for the
/ noorest speller. This afforded great
/ amusement and fun for the guests
Music. singing and games were the
| features of the evening. a delicious
! supper was served, with Louie Breun-
er as POSTMASTER. which called forth
many witty and humorous responses.
! Among those who aided in making the
surprise a success were: Mr.. and Mrs.
i Eugene FIadley, Mr.. and Mrs. Olson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Collins, Mr.. and Mrs
/ Henry Brown, Mr.. and Mrs Mier, Mr..
/ and Mrs Louie Breuner, Mr.. and Mrs
/ John Breuner. Mr. and Mrs. Wilder.
! Mr.. and Mrs Wilding and Mrs. Clara
/ Parsons. Midnight Witnessed the part
ing of the guests, who had passed the
evening most delightfully."-
/ Miss Daisy Guthrie has gone to San
Francisco to remain during the jubi-
lee.
/ Owing 10 the sickness of one of the
members Of the Nineteenth Century
/ Club the meeting has been postponed
until a week from to-day. The sub
iect will be a review of the study of
Paris and the suburban towns.
The Tleur de Lis Club met yesterday
afternoon at Miss Lucille Collins resi-
! dence. 1921 II street. It Is a sewing club.
/ The hostess, who will depart for the
! East next week, was very happily sur
/ prlsed in receiving from the members
of the club a very pretty F7leur de Lis
pin Dainty refreshments were served
at the conclusion of the afternoon. The
following are members: Lucine RAN
son. Lucille Collins. EstelIe Stephens.
Alma E1Idred. Laura Gurus, Loretta
Chipinan, Edwina Crouch, Floret.e
Hodgdon. Helen Peterson, Mabel Pc
tersen. Carrie Cothrin and May Cum
ningnaln.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Collins and
( family will depart for Grand Rapids,
Mieh.. next Wednesday. Mr.. Collins
has held 4 responsible position in the
firm Of John Breuner & Co. The fami-
~ have made many warm friends dur
ing their short stay here, and viii be
missed greatly by every one.
Ea. Mcbride has gone to San Fran
cisco fog few days
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