The record-union., 1898-01-30

Charles Jones, Whit Ray and Ed. Pope
The Pedro Club met at Miss Blanche
TwitchelPs home, 140S H street, on
Wednesday evening.
Miss Mabel Lyon entertained the
Whist Club at her residence on L street
between Twentieth and Twenty-first on
Tuesday evening. The first prize was
won by Miss Mae McAdams and Mr.
Laura Cooper and Frank Smith. The
club will be entertained at Miss Flo.
Herzog's February Sth.
The reorganization of the Treble Clef
Choral Society on last Tuesday even
ing was we'll attended, and in the fu-
ture will meet every Tuesday evening.
Mrs. L. NJ. Schwoerer was elected Pres
ident, Miss Lucy Dennis Secretary Miss
Florence Rogers Treasurer and Mrs.
Ida Clinch-Lester Directress.
Miss Jane Allen leaves Thursday on
the Alameda for the Hawaiian Islands.
Miss Allen will be the guest of Mrs.
Ralph Cosgrave Geer, formerly of
Washington, but now of Honolulu.
A delightful reception was rendered
Mrs. Emma Secxle Marshall of Oak
land yesterday afternoon by Virna
Woods at her home, 1926 F street Mrs.
Marshall has won a wide reputation as a
writer of descriptive articles and stories,
and she is now President of the Pacific
Coast Women's Press Association. The
house was artistically decorated in
palms and cut flowers. Miss Woods was
assisted in receiving her guests by Mrs.
{. N. Post, Miss Laura NJ Tilden, Miss
Anna Woods, Miss Gertrude Smith and
Miss Florence Ford of San Francisco.
During the afternoon some very excel
lent music was rendered by Mrs. De
Witt Smith, Madame Moeller, Miss En-
man Felter, and Mrs. E. B. Willis, with
Miss Lottie Shepstone as accompanist.
Miss Hattie FraZee gave fine selection
on the guitar. Light refreshments were
served during the afternoon. Among
the invited guests We're: Mrs. c.. N.
Post, Mrs. Lewis H. Brown, Mrs Spar
row Smith, Mrs. NJ. K Barrett, Mrs.
H D. Arcy Powers, Mrs G. A John
gett, Madame Moeller, Mrs Elliott, Mrs.
c. Z. Noyes, Mrs. De Witt Smith, Mrs.
A. Casselli, Mrs Carroll, Mrs B. F:
Estabrook, Mrs. Fred Lord, Mrs. Ed. A.
Hamilton, Mrs. Elizabeth Brown, Mrs.
William Reider. Mrs. Kleinsorge, Mrs.
c. H. Dunn, Miss Fannie Pyburn, Mrs.
H l.. Sarchett, Miss Laura Tilden, Mrs.
Philip Driver Mrs. e. +. Cordo, Mrs.
DR.. Cronemiller, Miss Hancock Miss
Parrot, Mrs. DR. c. T. Milliken, Mrs.
de Lew, Mrs. Billogs, Miss Lou McCor-
mack Miss Mollie Titherington, Mrs.
E. G. Hart, Mrs. G.. II. Smith, Mrs. H.
B. Breckenfeld, Miss Bertie Groth Miss
Maggie Fay, Miss Jennie Fay, Miss So
phie Price, Miss Hannah Matzinger,
Miss Anna Tindall, Miss Bertha Daw-
ley, Mrs E. B. Purnell, Miss Mollie
Johnston, Mrs. Henrietta Andriott, Mrs.
Claude Macfarline, Miss Emma Felter,
Mrs. Elliott, Miss Gertrude Smith, Miss
Bertha Stanton, Miss Irene Richard
son, Miss Mabel Richardson, Mrs.
Elisha Osler, Miss Fern Andrews, Miss
Mary L. Woods, Miss Hattie Frazee,
Miss Nettie Hersum, Miss Florence
Chapman, Miss Jennie Crofton, Miss
Annie Croftin, Miss Laura Hess, Miss
Fannie Little Miss Minnie Roth, Miss
Lucy Turner. Mrs. 1. Trainor, Miss AL
ice Smith, Mrs. Prouty, Mrs. Peters,
Mrs. Pearson and Miss Nina Brown Of
San Francisco.
Mrs. George O. Bates of this city and
Mrs. Abe Woodard of Elk Grove are
spending a few weeks in San Francisco
Lz of T.,
turned from a weeks visit to San Fran
cisco.
Four popular young men of Sacra-
mento-all ex-Captains Of the Capital
City Wheelmen's Ciub-have left their
homes of comfort in this tropical cline
to tempt dame fortune in the Arctic
belt of the frozen north. w. A. HUI
bert, George Readman, Mr.. Shaw and
Mr. Appleton left yesterday for San
Francisco to take the next steamer for
Dyea and Chilcoot Pass. They take a
complete outfit and provisions for 8
year and a half. While Klondike is
their destination, they intend to be in
on any rush that may come their way.
If they do not find it rich enough in
the northwestern territory, they will try
Alaska ir search of that dry river Of
gold"
J. P. Aitken and wife, Miss Maude
Mellott and c. ]. Dillon came up from
Alameda yesterday, and are guests of
the Golden Eagle Hotel.
C. H. Gilman is understood to be
making preparations to go to Alaska
shortly.
C. H. stegman and wife of San Fran
cisco are at the Golden Eagle.
William Calder and wife came up
from San Francisco yesterday, and are
at the Golden Eagle.
Mrs. j. E. Terry and Mrs w H. CO.
van spent jubilee week in San Fran
cisco.
Mrs Mails of Amador returned to
her home last Thursday, after spending
four weeks with her daughter, Mrs.
Walter Wright.
The Shakespearan Club held its
weekly meeting last Monday afternoon
at the residence Of Mrs. E. l. Calvin.
1t is still studying king Lear"
Mrs. E. H. Tickell, formerly Belle
Morton of Nevada City, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. B. f. Howard, for a few
days, prior to her departure for San
Francisco, where she intends making
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