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was very artistically decorated in sweet
peas and other flowers.
Messrs. Newman, Clayton, Boine ana
several other gentlemen gave a dane
ing party at the Nash residence Fri
day evening.
Mrs. Edward E. Condo and daughter
Dorothy have returned from Auburn
where they had been spending the last
six weeks.
Mrs s. J. Gordon, who had been
spending the winter with her brother,
s. H. Jackman, and other relatives III
Sacramento County, has just arrived
at her home in New Hampshire. She
reports apple trees just in bloom ana
"dandelions" fit for the table. Ghe
| thinks California a fine place in which
to spend the winter.
A few evenings since Mr.. and Mrs.
| W. P. Coleman entertained some
friends, as a farewell to Miss Ferrer,
who departed for San Francisco the
next day The early part of the even
ing was devoted to vocal and instru-
mental music, and later there was
| dancing and cakewalks. followed by
an elaborate supper. The decorations Of
the hallway and dining-room were
especially noticeable for their artistic
arrangement In the dining-rOom the
principal feature was a revolving can
opy composed of American flags, and
the predominating colors were red,
xx-1ot oy,d h1,ra tn, no a a.
tions.
Mrs. Herman Perry will be at home
| with Mrs. E. B. Purnell, 242S M street.
on Thursday, the 9th. and will be
pleased to meet all old friends and
pupils.
One of the most elaborate and pleas
! ing wedding ceremonies of the season
took place last Wednesday evening at
the handsomely furnished residence OF
| the groom, No. sos Twenty-third
street, the contracting parties being
| Charles Kuehen, a well-known and pop
ular young man of this city, who for
| the past nine years has been employed
at the Southern Pacific Railroad shops.
! and Miss Hattie Schuler, young LADY
! of Balls Ferry, Shasta County. Miss
| Mary Schuler, sister of the ride, was
! bridesmaid, and Arthur V. Blackburn
! groomsman. The ceremony was per-
/ formed by Rev. A. c. Herrick. Only
) the relatives and more intimate friends
| of the bride and groom We're present.
| The wedding gifts were costly and nu-
merous. After the ceremony all pres
| ent partook Of bounteous supper, and
| as the guests departed rice was show
cred on the happy couple.
| On Thursday evening the members of
| Wenonah Council, No. 2, Degree of
! Pocahontas with a few of their frienos
gave a surprise party to Mrs. l.. Vice
at her home on n street. There were
present E. B. Wilson and wife, George
Vice and wife, Robert Snyder and wife,
| A. c. Klenk and wife, II. Kemnitzer
| and wife. F. NJ Gordon and wife, Ser
geant McManus and wife, Mr.. McCarty
! and wife. Mrs E. J. Brazile, Mrs. n.
| Holmes, Mrs. Eta Reeves, Mrs.
/ Rhoads, Mrs Klebs, Mrs. Suydan, Mrs.
| Kelly, Mrs. Foley, Mrs. Elliott, Mrs.
! Gilmore, Mrs. l.. Vice. Misses Lille and
Carrie Meiss, Harry Holmes, L. Dick
man and n. Savage. The first thing
| on the programme was a game of pro-
| gressive whist, the first two prizes be-
| ing won by Mrs Klenk and Mr.. kem-
| nitZer. and the BOBBY prize by Mrs.
Kemnitzer Refreshments were then
served. and after dancing and other
amusements had been indulged in un-
/ til a late hour the guests returned TO
| their homes, voting the affair a grand
| success.
| The nuptials Of Miss Lillian CroWell
of Sacramento and Irving Haywood Of
Chicago took place in Oakland on
Tuesday, May 31st The ceremony was
performed in the elegant parlors of the
| brides aunt, Mrs. Ayres, in that city.
It was a very quiet wedding. only rela-
| tives being present. Miss Crowell is a
native of Sacramento, a popular teach
| er in our public schools, and had just
! been granted a life diploma by the
| State Board of Education. Mr.. Hay
wood is a prominent business man of
I Chicago, and after a tour of California
| Will return with his newly welded
| bride to Chicago, in which city they
will reside permanently.
Mrs. Massol Of San Jose is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Merwin of this city.
! The Boys Reading Circle, No. ,,
| held its regular meeting last Tuesday
evening at the home of Mrs. Clara F..
! Parsons. Previous to the reading a
| business meeting was held. and the toll
| lowing officers were elected for two
months: President, Foye Cothrin;
/ Vice-President, Robbie Shorrock; Sec
retary, frankie Ryan: Director, Mrs.
! Parsons. Reading Circles Nos. ana
| y will hold picnic at Oak Park next
| Saturday, the 11th.
| The Derthick club held its closing
! meeting at the residence Of Miss Lou
| Mccormack, 141S Eighth street. The
| hostess read a highly interesting and