The record-union., 1898-10-30

The Ladies Museum Association met
during the week at the rooms Of the
Art Students League, Miss Bessie
Crouch, the President, presiding. Two
yearly scholarships were granted to
students at the Art School of Design
1t was decided to give series Of en-
tertainments during the winter sea-
son for the benefit of the association,
the receipts therefrom to be applied 10
the Art School. A committee to for
mulate plans was appointed by the
President. The association has af1l-
lated with the General Federation of
Women's Clubs, and introduction cards
admitting holders to any club belong
ing to the General Federation will be
given to members upon application to
the President.
Miss Florence Jones, George Carroll
and Gertrude Whitaker went to Gait on
Friday TO attend a party there.
George Campbell and wife of Grass
Valley are visiting friends in this city.
Miss Beatrice Mooser has gone to
San Francisco for a few days.
Mrs. r. J. Rose is visiting friends
in PlacerviIe for two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. James Shay have re-
turned from San Francisco.
One of the prettiest parties of the
week was that given by the '"Trojans"
on the 26th at Pythian Castle. The
hall was beautifully decorated in flow
ers, flags and potted plants. During
the early part Of the evening a delight
full program was rendered, and after
ward dancing was enjoyed by ALL The
following was the program: Overture,
Cricket Song" from ''FanchOn," Mon
day Night Orchestra; address. ]. An
dette; song, Mr.. Richards; recitation,
Miss Alice Fassett: mandolin solo.
Prestly Johnson; song, George Shan
non; recitation, How We Hunted the
Mouse" Mr. Goodrich; march, Monday
Night Orchestra Miss Edith Bradley,
F. D. Goodrich, F. j. Wallace, w. L.
Williams and Miss Hattie Jenkins
were on the Committee of Arrange
ment, and the ushers were Mrs. II. a.
Loveland, Miss Edna Morris, Miss Sig
ne Walquist and Miss Hattie Jenkins.
The Floor Committee was J. A. Ko-
rell, ". A Jefferson, H. A. Loveland,
W. L. Williams and '. D. Goodrich.
James Faris and Miss Margie Faris
have returned from months visit at
Grass Valley.
Circle No. 4 of the Griggs c. R. Club
met at the home of Mrs. H. B. .Breck-
enfield on Friday afternoon. Mrs. A
J. Johnston was appointed director for
the ensuing year. THE Life Of Thorn
as attempts" was read and studied
and also his Imitation of Christ"
Mrs. G. Tenbrook visited Madison
Yolo County, this week.
Frank B. Reid of Company F, Fifty
first Iowa Regiment. is visiting rela-
tives in this city.
Hon Wellington Garfield and wife
who had been visiting friends for the
past month in San Francisco, Stock
ton and Woodland, have returned tc
their home near Bakersfield, after q
pleasant visit with Mrs. z. c. Allen In
this city. Mr.. Garfield, who was ir
the Legislature of IA from Kerr
County, noted many changes and i'm
provements In Sacramento since thai
time.
Miss Shepherd of Highland PARK
was given a surprise party on Friday
night by the ladies Of the St. Andrews
Guild.
The first meeting of the Tuesday
Literary Club for the season of 1885, 9e
will be held at 2:30 .. m. on Novem.
Der 1st, at Liberty Hall, Foresters
building The club opens the season
under very favorable auspices, tht
membership will be greatly augment
ed, and the Program Committee have
taken much pains to prepare for tbs
winters work. Beside the work done
by the club members, many speaker:
and lecturers from the outside are ex
pected to provide for the entertainment
of the club The aim of the Tuesda!
Club is to instruct and develop rathel
than to entertain and amuse, and tht
growth of the organization is proof tha
this object is appreciated.
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