The record-union., 1898-10-09

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The first meeting for this year of the
Junior Saturday Club was held last
Saturday afternoon at the residence OF
the President, Miss Celia Saunders, 603
Fourteenth street. 1t was merely a
business meeting. and a regular meet
ing will not be held until next Satur-
day.
Colonel R. L. Peeler made a short
trip to San Francisco during the week
w B. Thorpe of this city has gone to
the Bay City for few days.
Mrs T. Tracy gave a delightful par
ty to her son, Malcolm, on Wednesday
afternoon from to ;. 1t was lawn
party. and there were about thirty lit
tie folks present. Games Of all sorts
were played by the little ones on the
lawn, and at o'clock they betook
themselves TO the dining-room where
they partook of a delicious luncheon.
The predominating colors Of the dim
ing-room were pink and green, and the
little ones made very pretty picture,
seated at the table. Each child was
presented with a dainty bOnbon. Those
who attended were: Clare Bartells,
Ruth Pond, Lola Morris, Gardner Pond,
Jim Elder, Sammy Thorpe, Elsie Siller,
Elsie Booth, Verna King, Herold King,
Oneada Barrett, Evelyn Prentiss, Ruth
Sherman, Gladys Goddard, F. Camp,
Eleanor McClatchy, Carlos McClatchy,
Jack Fenton, Ethel Wiel, Florence
Geislen, Ethel Hoehn, Ray Johnson,
Norman Doane and Newall Blair.
f F. Dwyer spent the past week in
San Francisco.
L. NJ. MCGEE was visiting friends in
San Francisco last week.
S. J. Uren went on business trip to
the Bay City last week.
H. H. Forney has returned from a
ten days visit to Portland, Or, and
vicinity.
A. P. Leroux of Virginia City, New,
is in Sacramento for few days.
Sunset Parlor. No. 26, N S. C. w,
will open their series Of dancing par
ties on Thursday evening next. AS
great preparations have been made for
these parties, they are expected to be
very enjoyable.
Miss Gertrude Whitaker went to San
Francisco Friday, and will return this
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Bentley have gone
to Pacific Grove and Monterey for
short vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. U. Steinman and
daughter, Eta, made short trip to
San Francisco the past week.
Miss Ida Smith of Courtland is visit
ing friends in this city.
Ed Carroll Of San Francisco is visit
ing in this city.
Mrs. VIII Hunt and Miss Helen Lind
ley have returned from IN extended
trip abroad.
Miss Eva Montford entertained a few
of her friends at a candy pull on Fri
day evening, in honor Of her sixteenth
birthday. Games were played. and then
the candy pulling began, which caused
much fun and amusement Light re-
freshments We're served and the party
did not disband until after midnight.
Among the invited guests were Misses
Blanche Dwinelle, Florence Jones, Nell
Allen. Edith Hatfield, Ethel Hall, Ethel
Parsons. Alice Montford, Edith Thorn
son, Daisy Montford: Messrs. Will Hat
field. Dewey Baker, Mallery Enos, Al
Goddard, Roy Giffen, Ed Mcbride, Ross
Silcox, Harry Silcox and Fred Ellis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Egbert Adams have
returned from their wedding trip. and
will take up their abode at the Golden
Eagle Hotel until their home on NJ
street is completed.
Rev. Mr. Chapman Of Oakland is Wis
iting friends In this city. He will lee
ture at the English Lutheran Church
this evening.
Charlie Avis is up from san Francisco
visiting friends in this city.
W. II. Purser of this city has returned
from the Bay City.
The Merry Players Nhist Club met
for the first time at Miss Eva Erie
wines Friday evening. The first prizes
We're won by Bertha Kohler and Harry
Johnson, and the BOBBY prizes by Thea
Hart and Tom Hall. The members are:
Misses Aimee Stuart, Thea Hart, Ber-
tha Kohler, Mabel White. Maud Erie
wine. Eva Erlewine; Messrs. Victor
Kohler, Dean Lyon, VIII Bates, Al
Bates. Tom Hall. Harry Johnson, Wv
ian Hart, Bert Thompson and Bert Low
dal A dainty luncheon was served at
the end of the games.
F. n. Hefthren is making a short
visit in San Francisco.
C. ]. Wnding of this city is visiting
at the Bay City.
Miss Maud Erlewine celebrated her
fourteenth birthday by entertaining a
few of her girl friends last Saturday
.e+a~noop The time was very enjoy