The record-union., 1898-10-23

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Those invited were Mr.. and Mrs. j.
B. Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Simeon Brown,
Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Stephenson, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Green and Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Basler.
Mrs. c. M. Basler went to Red Bluff
last Wednesday to visit relatives.
Carl Leonard has gone to San Fran
cisco, after an illness Of several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman have gone to
San Diego for a few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. William Stephenson
left for San Jose last Wednesday,
where they will remain a week.
G. c. Fisher left for short trip to
Truckee yesterday.
Miss Beatrice Mouser of Los Angeles
is visiting her cousins, Misses Angie
and Alma Brace.
Mrs. Adolph Scheld gave a seven
handed euchre party, Wednesday after
noon, for Miss Mabel Blair. Misses
Gertie Wiseman and Maude Merkley
won the first prizes Those present
were Misses Mabel Blair. Maude Aerk-
ley, Alice Lewis, Jennie Birdsall, Min
ME Elmer, Edith Tufts, Florence Will
Jams, Carolee Wilsey, Gertie Wiseman,
Rose Sheehan, Alice Dray, Ida Hern-
don, George Carroll, Nellie Upson and
Elsie Smith.
Thursday evening Miss Cora Mott
gave Miss Katherine Heyman re-
ception after the concert.
Friday afternoon Mrs F. Birdsa1
gave a whist party at her residence,
900 H street. There were several ta-
b1es, and the prizes were won by Mrs.
Charles Beckwith, Mrs. F. r. Dray,
Mrs. E. A. Crouch and Ms. G. Cosby.
Those who attended were Mrs. L.
Tozer, Mrs. McKune, Mrs. Ed. Mckee,
Mrs. l. L. Lewis, Mrs. James Faris,
Mrs. G. Cosby, Mrs. E. P. Colgan, Mrs.
Douglass, Mrs. F. R. Dray, Mrs. W. Z.
Cothrin, Mrs. Colclough, Mrs. Rowan,
Mrs. E. A Crouch. Mrs. C. NJ. Beck
with, Mrs. DR.. Simmons. Mrs. Ben
Crocker, Mrs A c. Tufts, Mrs. Robin,
Mrs. G.. NJ Mott Mrs. Siddons, Mrs.
Hopkins, Mrs Fred Cox, Mrs. Charles
McClatchy, Mrs. Val McClatchy and
Mrs. a. J. Stevens Of San Francisco.
Mrs. J. Foster and Miss Foster of
San Francisco who came up to attend
the Manlove-Scott wedding, left yes
terday for Los Angeles.
The Boys Reading Circles No. l and
No. met at the residence of Mrs. A.
J. Johnston, Eleventh and T streets,
Friday evening. A very interesting
and comprehensive talk on "Parlimen-
tary Law" was given by Mrs. H. B.
Breckenfeld.
Mrs DR.. Gordon. and Miss Jessie
Chappen of Lodi visited Sacramento
yesterday.
A delightful reception was given by
the Epsilon Of the Alpha Sigma Fra
ternity yesterday afternoon. The par
lors and hall were elaborately dec
GRATED in greens and festoons of pink
tissue paper, and the predominating
color in the dining-room was yellow.
Delightful music was rendered during
the afternoon. Those who received
were Misses Mabel Forbes, Edith Mil
ler Gertrude Wiseman, Minnie Elmer.
Jennie Birdsall, Miley Pope, Pauline
Johnson, Kittie Hoehn, Gwendolyn
Mathews, Blanche Dwinelle, Edith
Hatfield, Ruth Seadler, Ruth Stephen
son, Kate Willis. Edna McClatchy.
Birdie Dray, Carolee Wilsey and
George Carroll The reception was
held at the home OF Miss Edith Miller
at S31 II street.
Miss Lille Wallace has returned from
a four months visit to Colfax.
The many friends of Miss Theodore
Willis will be glad to learn that she has
recovered from her recent illness suffi-
cienuy to sit up.
Fred z. Brown Of the Nevada City
Daily Transcript" was in the city yes
terday.
Mrs w. NJ. Hatch has gone to Chico
for a two weeks visit to her brother
w. J. Murphy and Miss Eva Steiner
were married yesterday at the Cathe-
dral by Rev. Father Walsh.
On last Wednesday in this city, Leon
ard Thisby of Walnut Grove and Miss
Kate Koontz Of New Hope, We're mr.
ried by Rev. c. L. Mel The groom
is the youngest son of Mrs. Rebecca
Thisby, an estimable lady of this coun-
ty, whose residence is on Andrus Island.
Mrs. Thisby has built a pretty home
for her son and daughter. on Tyler ISL
and, where they will reside in the
future
Alma, the 5-year-old daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Soule, 1904 P street.
entertained some of her playmates at
birthday party given by her yester-
day. The little ones were afforded
every possible opportunity for enjoy
ing themselves and passed a delightful
afternoon. Those present were: Gladys
Carroll, Edith White, Matte Midglev.
Hattie Midgley, Irene Ryan, Alma
Soule, Ella Nelson. Harold Curtis. Har-
ry Hanlon, Eddie Kelleher, Arthur
Rivett, Walter Lusk.
The Mignon Club held its first meet
ing at Turner Hall on Friday evening.
and most enjoyable time was had by
all. Those who participated In the fun
Of the evening We're: Roy Giffen, Leo
ma Giffen, Foye Cothrin, Carrie Cothrin,
Jedd McClatchy, James McC1atchy,