The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-03-12

feSSel Gertrude WlSeman, GERTRUDE
Whitaker. Ralpha Hale, Florence Jones.
Muriel Hubbard, Edith Miller, Kate
Willis, Della Shepherd, George Car
roll and Mabel Lovdal; Messrs. Har-
mon Bonte, George Beard, Joe Murphy,
AL Smith, Ed Stack, John Sherburn,
Miller Epson, Whit Ray, Andrew Will,
Frank Mott, Russell Williams, Gus Car
roll, Claus Wahlander, Rene Curriller,
AL Goddard, Ed Gerber, Jack Farms
worth, Roy Giffen, Tom Meckfessel.
Harry Therkield and Mallory Enos.
Mr. and Mrs J. C. Fitzgerald enter
tanned the A. c. H. Whist Club on Fri
day evening, and it was one of the most
pleasant meetings Of the club. Mrs
George H. Clark and Frank Smith re-
ceived the prizes. Light refreshments
were served to the guests at a late
hour. The members are Mr.. and Mrs.
]. G. Fitzgerald, Mr.. and Mrs. f.
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. ]. H. Clark, Mr..
| and Mrs. A. Booth, Mr. and Mrs. G. Lit
tlefield. Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Anderson,
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Christopher Schmid.
MIS-. H. Wright gave very delight
| full party to a number of her friends
Thursday afternoon. Whist was played,
and Mrs F. Coombs won the first prize,
Mrs F. Leavitt the second, Mrs. W. w.
Seaman the third, and Mrs. w. Mead
the fourth. The decorations were I'M
usually pretty and artistic, ounce
blossoms and red camellias being USED
in great abundance in the hall; flower
i ing almond and peach blossoms added
much beauty to the front parlor, While
the predominating color in the pack
parlor was yellow. The color scheme
was carried out in the dining room,
everything that possibly could be was
| in violet. Mrs. w. K. Cothr1n, Mrs =.
L. La Rue, Mrs. F. Coombs, Mrs. w.
Mead, Mrs F. Leavitt, Mrs. W. w.
Seaman, Mrs. C. M. Belshaw, Mrs. Ed
R. Hamilton, Mrs. ]. E. Terry, MRS.
c.. K. McClatchy, Mrs. Eugene smith,
Mrs. Sparrow Smith, Mrs. W. ID.
knights, Mrs. General Sheehan, MRS.
G. L. Simmons, Mrs. L. Tozer, Mrs. K
Bulla were present.
Miss Celia Schubert was the hostess
of the Round Table Friday evening. A
very instructive evening was spent by
all. Miss Schubert read a very inter-
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The Allegress Club met at the home
of Mrs. E. ]. Weldon, 1919 e street
last week. In the former part of the
evening whist was played, and Mrs =
Krebs and Clarence Hunt carried Of
the honors, while DR.. Todd and MISS
TnIie Lang came next in order. After
xr-oC nj
and Miss Abbie McCraney and Fred
Collins were successful in this DEN
cious refreshments were served, and II
was swee sma' hours" before the
guests dispersed.
George W. White, President of the
Oak Park Reading Club entertained
the members at his home Friday even
ing in a most royal manner. The 1oi-
lowing program was delightfully."- rem
dered: Recitation, "Mezer's Curse,
Miss Mabel Carmichael; solo, Last
Chord Chas. Borgess.; duet, Forget
Those Angry Words" Mrs. Eastman
Mabel Carmichael; reading, tSpartacus
to the Gladiators,' Roy Brooke; Dutch
soliloquy. George White. The latter was
the source of much amusement. The
1t'~AA@-~
with. and the President presented a
challenge to the club from the Florir
and Elk Grove Clubs, asking Oak Park
to meet the combined clubs in joint
debate. The challenge was accepted
and the following speakers were
! chosen: George w White, Mabel Car
michael J. s. Daily, Roy Brooke an6
Hon. Morris Brooke. In the latter part
of the evening the guests were invited
to the dining room, where bountifu
repast was served. After the innel
man was satisfied they returned to the
parlor, where dancing was enjoyed
This meeting was one of the most sue
cessful and enjoyable ones of the club
The whist given by Miss Bertha Koh-
Ter in honor of her fifteenth birthday
was a. very pleasant one The first
prize was won by Miss Eva Erlewine
and the second by Miss Edith Ramage
Each guest was presented with a dainty
little souvenir in honor of the occasion
Ollie Omerod, Lillian Steinman, Helen
Peterson, Florette Hodgdon, Ella Jone
Eva Erlewine Edith Ramage, Elsie Ell
llery. Elsie Grau, Bertha Kohler. Aimee
Stuart and Thea Hart were among the
guests.
The w. and H Literary Club met al
the home of Miss Bertha Kohler Friday
evening. The following was the pro-
gram: Piano duet, Mabel White ano
Eva Erlewine; reading, Maude Bates;
recitation, Bert Lowell; reading, Harry
johnson. The guessing game was Their
played. and Miss Lillian Steinman re-
ceived the highest score, and VIII Trip
let was second Dainty and tempting
refreshments were served at the con-
clusion of the festivities.
Mrs Hermon Fisher will be the host
ess of the Friendship Whist Club to-
morrow night.
A surprise party was given Miss In
dine Phipps at her residence. 800 4
street, on Friday evening. The even
ing was spent in games and music, and
at a late hour refreshments were served
In the dining room. Those present were
Misses Undine Phipps. 10 Gilman. Viola
Redmond, Lottie Ellen johnson, Mabel
4 Moore. Zoe Leavitt, Laura Latham
Nellie Mead, Hattie Glenn. Alice Brain
ard. Esther Nelson, Belle Fuller, Frank
Struck, 10 Schnerr, Ed Steigler Franz
Zeigler. Horace Arnold, Tommie
Churchman, Walter Summers, Fountain
johnson. Curtis Forbes and c. Hill
house.
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