The record-union., 1898-12-04

Heitman made several conspicuously
good plays in passing the ball. Tney
are cool and fast players and equally
good on offensive and defensive work
Miss Flo Herzog and Miss Lizzie
Wright had difficult positions as right
back and left forward. but they were
ALWAYS in evidence in the team plays,
and took a lively hand in scrimmages.
The assistant centers were Miss Ger
trude Arnold and Miss Margaret
Ouinton, and being always near the
center of the field they had opportunity
to block the ball frequently. Both were
help to their teams, and, incl
dentally, both received severe fails.
The game was witnessed by ladies
exclusively. Watchman Herndon at the
PAVILION being eminently successful In
allowing no one in but ladies. The
referee was the only gentleman and
500 to 1 shot.
After Christmas another game VIII be
announced.
Mrs. C. L. Mel left for Wallace last
Wednesday to remain several weeks.
Mrs. r. Richardson and 1amlly iell
for Los Angeles last Wednesday, where
they will spend the winter.
Mrs. l.. L. Lewis and daughters have
returned after spending a week at their
country home in Sonoma.
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C. NJ. Faris returned to Stanford last
Monday.
The Tres Joliet Whist Club met at
the home of Miss Daisy Ennis last
Wednesday. The house was beautifully
decorated in chrysanthemums. Miss
Terry and Miss Davis acted as subst1-
tutes for Miss Rodgers and Miss Me-
Adams. The first prize was captured
by Mrs Will Hendricks, the second by
Miss Mabel Lyon and the BOBBY by
Mrs. Bruce Dray. Next Wednesday
Miss Hassett will entertain the club.
Francisco, where she went to attend
one of the cotilion parties.
Mrs. Frank Trainor came home from
San Francisco Friday night.
Mrs. DR.. Gordon is visiting friends in
this city.
Miss Minnie Hoehn is visiting at her
home here.
Miss Belle Mathews has returned to
Tehama, after a short visit In Sacra-
mento.
Club Entire Nous held it's second party
at Foresters' Hall last evening.
C. p. Massey will entertain the Critic
Club this evening at his rooms, No.
101 7 street Rev. A. Simon will be
the essayist of the occasion, his paper
being entitled ''The Drama of Life
The Tribe of Ben-Hur, society
which has taken for its foundation that
wonderful story of t'Ben-Hur," written
night at the residence of M J. Bannon,
where most enjoyable evening was
spent in discussing the workings Of the
order and in social converse. After re-
freshments the friends adjourned,
promising to meet in two weeks at the
residence of the Scribe, Mrs. Seely.
The third meeting of the 81 Don't
Care" Whist Club occurred on Friday
evening last at the residence of the
Misses Macks, 903 E street. Miss Nellie
Foss and Paul Webb won the first
prizes, and Celia Saunders and Henry
Neuman the BOBBY prizes. Miss May
Chadwick acted as substitute for one
of the ladies.
Mrs. Theodore Deming has arrived
safe at Antwerp.
On the Both inst. John P. Keefe, a
prominent young business man of San
Francisco, formerly a well known resi-
dent Of Sacramento, was united in mar
riage to Miss Katharine Desmond Of
San Francisco. The ceremony took
place at the Mission Dolores Church,
after which a reception was given at
the home of the brides parents The
bride was attended by her sister, Miss
Nellie Desmond, and the groom by his
brother. D. S. Keefe. After the recep-
tion the happy couple departed on the
evening train on tour to southern
parts of the State, taking with them
the good wishes of hosts of friends.
The numerous presents Were elegant
and appropriate.
Mr. and Mrs L. Bell and daughter
Hattie have returned to Sacramento to
reside permanently and have taken up
their residence at Thirteenth and H
streets.
Miss Bessie Cosby and Miss Margaret
Mathews have returned to Chico to the
State Normal
Miss Edna Stone has returned to
Berkeley to resume her studies at the
University.
Harry Smith is visiting DR.. r. E
Smith for a week
Miss Blanche DwineH has returned
from San Francisco.
B. Russell and family have returned
from San Francisco after spending 6
week there
Miss Mamie Small, Lyla Abby ani
Blanche Jackson have returned to Mills
Seminary.
The Fortnightly Club met at Mrs
c. C. Bonte's on Tuesday evening. Mrs
Bonte and Mrs. Wood were the Head
ers. Scenes from "Blue Beard" and
pantomime were acted during the even
inc The x,avf 1,,eafir1p of the clul