The record-union., 1898-04-10

Mr.. and Mrs. D. De Bernardo of San
Frncisco, formerly Of Sacrlnento. an
nounce the engagement Of their daugh-
ter Thercse to D. Elmer Dyer. The
wedding viii take place durinE the
coming summer.
Jeanne McEwen of San Francisco is
visiting her cousin. Gwendolyn Mat
thews, 1900 O street.
Miss veda Hatfield who had been
visiting the family of Z. T. Hatfield,
returned home last Monday.
A very enjoyable birthday party was
given. Foye Cothrin in honor of his
thirteenth birthday on last Saturday
evening. Games and cards were played
by the young people until late hour,
When all repaired to the dining room,
where they did justice to a bountiful
rerast Among those present Were:
Carrie Cothrin. Lucine Ransom, Harold
Parsons, Alfred La Roche, Charlie ATes,
Estrelle Stephens, Loretta Chioman,
Russell Stephens. Carl Noack. Florette
Hodgson.
visit her aunt. Mrs w. S. Cothrin, dur
ms the coming week.
The Tuesday Literary Club met at the
club rooms, 6101a street. A very in
te1esting programme on Current Top
les was presented, to which the "nem-
bers listened attentively. Short talks
on "Women's Clubs" their formation,
;,,a 0afi N Sr
therefrom. were given by Mrs. E. b.
PurneI, Mrs. T. I. Calvin, Mrs. H.
Breckenfeld and Mrs. Findley r. Dray.
A sketch of the life of Miss Frances
Willard was written by Mrs. o. F.
Washburn: an article on "The Life of
the Greatest Living Worker of the Age,
William L. Gladstone" by Mrs. B. R.
Crocker, and papers by Mrs. G. o. Hay
ford and Mrs. A. J. Johnston entitled.
rs Domesticity Declining Among Am
erican Women?" These were followed
by a brief discussion on different topics.
participated in by the members Of the
club.
Estele and Ruth Ryan are visiting
their aunt Mrs. Harney of San Fran
cisco
The P. G. Club was entertained on
Thursday afternoon at the residence
of Mrs. CAPTAIN Forsman. Each mem
her carried her thimble and some dainty
bit of needlework Music and CONVEX
sation was indulged in and dainty re-
freshments were served by the hostess.
The afternoon was so enjoyably spent
that all were 10th to take their depart
ure.
Mr.. and Mrs r. w. Groth returned
last Thursday from their wedding trip
and will be pleased to see their frierds
at their home. S21 Eighth street.
The Kingsley Art Club held its regu-
lar meeting on Monday afternoon at
G101b ] street The President, Mrs. H.
weinstock, being absent, Mrs. Bassett
presided. Mrs. NJ D. Merrill read a
very interesting paper on the "Arcni-
lecture of the Early Renaissance" and
its leading architects. Brunelleschi and
others. Mrs Mason followed with a
fine paper on Tuscan SculDtors, in
Guiding Ghiberti. and giving descrip-
ton of his bronze doors. After the
.papers were read the members examined
the plates anu GllS MSS GNe1AAAi7 SAA
the subject of the day.
Ray L. Fairchild Of Los Angeles is
spending a few days in Sacramento.
Parri Parlor No. SO, n. D. G. w, OF
Dixon. entertained Califia Parlor in a
royal manner yesterday. The mem
bers left Sacramento at a. m. and
returned at S p. IN. During the day
they drove through Dixon, Vacaville
and the surrounding country. The Ma
tive Sons of Dixon were also invited
to Join them. The members reported
as having a most delightful time
Among those who partook Of the hos
pitality of Parri Parlor were Mrs. Min
ME Anderson, Mrs. Florence Atkinson
Miss Jennie Crofton, Mrs. Ida Curtis
Mrs. Sadie Finnee, Miss Bertie Groth
Mrs. Emma Gett, Miss Inie Gillis, Miss
Lucy Heard Mrs. Abbie JacoX, Miss
Mollie Johnston, Miss Annie Luther
Miss Jennie Fay. Miss Maggie Little
Mrs. Alice Littlefield. Mrs. Lima Mar
ten. Miss Nellie Miller. Mrs. Eva Nick