The record-union., 1899-12-31

children, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Rideout of San Francisco.
Mrs. J. E. Huntoon entertained the
Picture Club on Friday afternoon at
her home on Eleventh street. The
members of the club are Mines. VIII
Devlin, j. J. Dwyer, A. M. Henderson,
Charles Mier, ]. E. Huntoon, II. j..
Kilgarif I. Trainor and Misses Demo
Ian, Belle Matthews, Edna Donolan and
Florence Herzog. The prizes were won
| by the Misses Alice Hassett, Edna Dom
olan and Edna Carroll.
Mrs. Charles McCreary and Miss Min
ME Clark are spending a few weeks
| in San Francisco.
Miss Caryl Dixon is up from Stanford
for the holidays.
Miss Garoutte has returned from a
visit to San Francisco.
Miss Cecilia Rowan of Portland is the
guest Of Mrs. H. H. Johnson.
The members of the Alpha Sigma
Fraternity intend keeping open house
on New Years day, from to 4, at the
home of Miss Katherine Hoehn.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. S. McClatchy left on
Wednesday for trip to San Francisco.
Miss Minnie Roth will entertain at
whist tomorrow evening in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lord, who will remove
to Benicia the first of the year, Mr..
Lord having engaged in business in that
place.
Miss Emma Long has been up from
the university to spend the holidays
with her mother.
Mrs. Mary Light and Mrs. W. V.
Plisse are the guests of Mrs. w. NJ.
Siddons
The Misses Cotter of Oakland are
visiting their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. P. Evans.
Miss Jessica Mott went over to Stock
ton to attend one of the parties during
the week.
Miss Florence E. Jones entertained
a number Of her young friends at
hearts last Friday afternoon. The
decorations were most appropriately for
the season in red, the Christmas holly
forming an important part. Miss Jones
made her debut as hostess very grace
fully, and due to her efforts the young
people enjoyed a more than usually
agreeable time. The winners at the
games were the Misses Flora -Meister,
Gwendolyn Matthews, Blanche Dwinelle
and Edna McClatchy.
Those present were the Misses Edna
McClatchy Ruth Seadler, Margaret
Faris, Edna Mckee, Flora Meister,
Nellie Allen, Nellie Uren, Jeanette Bird
sail, Gertrude Whitaker, George Car
roll, May Seadler Blanche Dwinelle,
Lucine Ransom, Amy Coombs, Carrie
Cothrin, Rapha Hale, Estelle Stevens,
Gertie Wiseman, Gwendolyn Matthews,
Ethel Hall, Elsie Smith, Kittie Hoehn,
Edith Miller, Ruth Stephenson and Eu-
genia Mouser.
Miss Pauline Ross has returned from
four months visit in New York.
last night in honor of the 18th birthday
anniversary Of their daughter Laura.
A large number of her little friends
were invited and a delightful evening
was spent.
The Misses Ruth and Alice Stephen
son of Palo Alto are'visiting their sister,
Mrs. I. Trainor.
Miss Margaret Faris and brother.
Clifton Faris, are up from Stanford for
the Christmas vacation.
Miss Blanche Dwinelle is home from
Mills College.
Santa Claus was a little late getting
about this year, and those farthest from
the city's center had to wait their turn.
But when it did come it was worth
the waiting, as Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Simp-
son will aver, he having brought them
a most desirable gift last Friday in the
shape of a son and heir.
Miss Amy Hopkins is taking a
months vacation in Stockton.
Mrs. C. w. Clark of San Francisco
spent the early part of the week in
Sacramento.
| Miss Ruth Catlin and Jesse Anderson
announced their engagement last week.
| Miss Melissa Walsh spent Christmas
with her ia r,ilv in San Francisco.
Miss Parlsy Lewis returns to San
Francisco tomorrow, after a pleasant
visit with the family Of B. u. Stem
man.
Mrs. Samuel Marks Is visiting her
ksister, Mrs. H. Weinstock.
Miss Florence McKune has returned
from an extended visit to San Fran
cisco.
Mrs. A. Roberts of San Francisco and
the Misses Xenia and Bertha Roberts
her daughters, spent the past week with
relatives at Oak Park.
| The Misses Weinstock returned last
Sunday from short visit to San Fran
cisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Devlin entertained
at "hearts" last Tuesday evening II
honor of Mrs Gwendolyn Matthews
who is up on her vacation from Berke-
LEV. The beautiful home is delightfully."-
,o.x, os VOL and in its holiday attire