The record-union., 1898-04-17

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The Plaisance Club, composed of
young ladies, gave a most enjoyable
party at the residence of Miss Louise
Drescher on Thursday evening. Con-
ISOLATION whist was played and there
were eight tables, as sixteen young
gentlemen were invited. The prizes
were won by Miss Birdie Howe and
Eugene Smith. The house was beau
tifully decorated in smilax and cut
flowers. Those present were Misses
Jessie Tufts, Pauline Johnson, Louise
Drescher, Blanche Dwinelle, Gwendo-
lyn Matthews, Ethel Parsons, Jeanne
McEwen, Birdie Howe, Kittie Hoehn,
Nell Allen, Alice Washburn, Kate Will
lis, Melinda Wise, Stella Wiley, Gladys
Wiley and Margie Faris; Messrs. Al.
GODDARD, Carroll Morris, Eugene Smith,
Ray Hurd, John Sherburn, Fred Ellis,
Russell Williams, Claus Wahlander,
Charles Elldner, Dare CowdAn, Max
Van Norden, viii Hopkins, Harmon
Bonte, Charles Mel. Roy Giffen and
Bernie Drescher
The Fin de Steele" Clue was enter
tanned on Friday night by Miss
Blanche Dwinelle. The prizes were
won by Miss Gwendolyn Mathews and
Claus Wahlander. The next meeting
will be held at Miss Grace Farms
worth's.
Last Saturday evening Miss Kate
Willis entertained the "Plaisance"
Club. The first prize was won by
Miss Alice Washburn and the second
by Miss Nell Epson.
Miss Donna Felter, who has been Wis
iting relatives in this city for the past
two weeks, returned to her home in
San Francisco last Tuesday.
Professor Edward H. Griggs, who
lectured before the Griggs c. r. Club
last evening, was entertained at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. L. Tozer.
The East End Whist Club was enter
tanned at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. A Lyon last Thursday evening. Miss
Mabel Lyon and H. K Wallace car
ried off the honors Of the evening. At
ter the usual number Of games was
played a dainty supper was served.
The circles of the Griggs c. r. Club
met at the following places during the
past week: Circle No. 1 at Capital
Primary School; Circle No. 2 at Miss
McDermott's; Circle No. 8 at Mrs. S.
Simon's; Circle No. at Mrs. Findley
r. Drays By special invitation Rab-
hi Simon delivered a most interesting
and comprehensive discourse to the
members of Circle No. 1 and their
guests. His subject was Greek Phil
osophers From GOO Years B. c. to the
Time of Marcus Aurelius Antoninus."
He gave very clear conception of the
Epicurian, Cynic and Stole philoso-
piers and showed how philosophy was
mythology grown wise"
Mrs NJ K Barrett gave a delightful
informal reception at her nome, 1880
H street, in honor of three young ladies
who are visiting her. The house was
beautifully decorated with flowers.
Dancing and music were the features
of the evening. A delicious supper
was served, and at midnight the guests
parted after having spent a most en-
joayble evening.
A delightful party was given Fay
Sellinger last Saturday afternoon at
her residence, go NJ street, in honor of
her seventh birthday. The hours We're
from until 6, and during that time
all sorts of novel games were INDUCED
in by the little folks. The playroom
was beaufif ully decorated with ivy and
a profusioyl of flowers and here forty
three children sat down to a bounti-
fully spread table and did ample justice
to it. Following are the names of the
guests: Irene Wilson, Gladys Frazier,
Gertrude Clauss, Sybil Clauss, Susie
Kaufman, Gladys Payne, Edna Hill,
Laura Holmes, Josie Heinrich
Hazel Ferguson, Ethel White, Alice
White, Gertie Leeman. Blessing Ross
Evelyn Nichaus, Gladys Butler, Ethel
Freund, Ruth Young, Bessie Duke
Maud Davis, Eunice Glotz, Eleanor
Merry, Madeira Merry, Phoebe Merry
Marie WANNA. Elsie Vanina- Eva
Reavis, Eleana Schad. Nellie Hill, Ella
York, Hazel Vass, Madeline Sellinger
Charlie SeIlinger. George Sellinger
Gertrude Seeen, Ida Fratese, Harry
Hanlon. E1.le Henderson, Alvin Hen
derson, Walter Leman. Otto Kaufman
Jessie Wilson, Jimmie Hill, Clyde Nc
Coy, Evelyn Ernest and Spencer Ken
dali.
The Shakespeare Club met at the
home of Mrs E. I. Calvin. The mem
bers are still studying King Richard
II.
Miss May Hearth has returned K
Sacramento after a pleasant trip Il
Colusa-
The Literary Club met at DR.. Vai