The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-03-05

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are now nearly a hundred members
Next Tuesday the club will be enter
tanned with a sheet and pillow case
party. i.-.s~
Miss Mae Lynum of San Jose will pc
the guest Of Mrs. Ed Sanford for the
next two months.
The members of the Westminster
PRESBYTERIAN Church gave a social last
Tuesday. Games and music were en-
joyed and light refreshments were
served.
Mrs. F. L. Coombs and Mrs. Belsha"
were at home to their friends Wednes-
day afternoon. It was most homellke
and pleasant affair, as all OF Mrs.
Coombs' and Mrs. Belshaw's receptions
are known to be. The house was ar
tistically decorated in various pains
and a great profusion of camelhas anu
carnations. In the dining-room the
mantel was banked with red camelilas
and red gauze thrown over them MIS-.
r. D. Stephens. Mrs. w. K. Cothrin,
Mrs. Bulla and Mrs. Mead helped re-
ceive. The young ladies who assisted
with the refreshments were Misses Els
telle Stephens. Carrie Cothrin, Lucene
Ransom and Carrie Coombs.
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Master Fred Cox gave dancing
party at Pythian Castle last evening
to about sixty of his young boy ana
girl friends. It was very pretty al
fair and the young folks enjoyed them
selves hugely The hall was neati!
decorated. There was good music and
the BOYS and girls had a lot OF fun.
Those present were Misses Annie Ger
her the Misses Flint, Irma Gerber,
Miss Dillman, Dorthy White, Charlotte
McClatchy, Pauline McClatchy, F,annle
Conley. the Misses Lindley, Gladys
Hale. the Misses Lavinson, Louela emp
man. the Misses Ross, the Misses Fra
ley. Beth Hughson, Ethel Olsen, misses
Colgan, Ollie Dudley, Gladys Buchanan
and sister, Miss Finnie, Jessie Shaw
Lucy Bomboil. Murriel Durham, Ortha
Mrrrie. Edwina Crouch, Pearl Platl'
Ruby Helm, Misses O'Malley, MISS
Baldwin. Miss Wiseman, Amy Sarchet'
zoe Sarchet and Master W. f. WARD
Fay Cothrin, Russell stephens, Rorco
Platt. Bernall Wiseman, Fred Woil'
Tack T1lrley. Allen Burr, Frank Ryan,
Rohert Weinstock, Jack Johnson, Alma
Grady. Fenton Porckinson, Van F1nnle,
Artie Bell. Wilfred Crowell, George
Locke. Judson Flint, George Heltman'
Evert Farley. Mr.. Koike, Clarence Oh
sen. Burcheu Epson. Beal Elliott. jean
Palmer. Carl Kaufman, orion Ioli'
I.or;ne We'll Carl Luhrs, Elmo Luhrs.
Miss Rose Freeman of Auburn came
down Yesterday for few days visit to
friends in this city.
Mics CLARA Schroth entertained the w
whist Club on Monday afternoon MIS-
w 7. Taylor received the first prize
and Mrs. H. P. Brown the seconc-
After the usual number of games a
dainty luncheon was served. Ine iaules
who attended were Mrs j. Ing, MIS-
J. G. Boyd, Mrs. Addie Johnson, MRS
s. McKim, Mrs. Wiel, Mrs w.
Doane Miss Margaret Wiel. Miss cara
Schroth. Mrs W. ]. Taylor, Mrs Chas
Hook. Mrs. A. Tracy, Mrs. II. Brown.
very pleasant gathering of the
friends and neighbors of Mr. and MIS-
Frank ogden occurred at their home
near Perkins on Thursday evening. II
vas the anniversary of the birthday OF
the host. and with the aid Of the hostess
thew were able to surprise the head OF
the household. An easy chair with broad
arms and a rocking chair had peer
smuggled into the house ard placeo
where all could see. At the proper
time. Miss Brown, the teacher IL
Elder Creek District, in very appro'
pirate remarks presented them, on be-
half of the assembled guests. Mrs
Lowe. mother of Mrs Ogden, having
spent the last seven years in Louisiana
had made a fine collection OF cur1os
among the Creoles, which she TOOK
much pleasure in showing and descrio-
ing The young people of the COM
many had the usual amount OF fun ano
iollity. Games were in order, and one
that seemed to attract the most atten-
ton was parlor croquet, played very
skillfully by four persons at time. The
Floriu Band was also there discoursins
| music. suited 10 OlQ dllO SONAS.
| one thought of hard times when the
hot chicken pies, coffee, salad, cakes
etc. with the beautiful flowers, were
spread upon the large dining table, and
all did ample justice, admitting thai
! one must eat to live. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. w. Macy
Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis, Mr.. and Mrs
| J. Stubs, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Foster
Mr.. and Mrs S. G. Ford, Mr.. and Mrs
| Henry Whitman, Mr. and Mrs. ]. c.
Jackman, Mr. and Mrs. S. Fl. Jaclkman
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Bishop, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Artz, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Ogden. Mesdames Davis. Raker. Muir
ply and Lowe. Misses Pond Brown
Jennie Warren, Corda Murphy. Mary
Artz, Eda Artz. Charlotte French, Flor
| ence French, Edith French. Susie Ford
Messrs Pebbles, Clark, Thaler, Clyde
Davis Frank Davis. Earl Davis, Frank
| Baker, Newton Bishop, Sem Bishop,
Norman Bishop. George Bishop. Willie
Murphy, George Murphy, Harry Muse
ply. Masters Alfred. Wallace, Lyell and
Francis Ogden, Elvert Macy, Harry
French, Oscar and Clyde Jackman.
| On Tuesday evening the home of Mr..
and Mrs J. L. Robinette was the scene
of an enjoyable social affair The oc-