The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-26

Stack, Claus Wahlander. Mallery Enos,
can be found at all drug stores.
Gus Carroll, Miller Epson, Montfort
Crowell, Frank Mott, Roy Giffen. AL
Smith, Andrew Will. Tom Meckfessel,
Harmon Bonte and Mr.. Merrill of San
Francisco.
Miss Anderson has returned to her
home in Utah, after an extended visit
here.
Thetmany friends of Mrs. H. A. Love-
land will be sorry to learn of her ILL
ness.
Joseph Peters returned on Wednesday
from Alaska, having been absent over a
year.
Miss Clarke of San Francisco is WIS.,
iting Mrs. w. K. Cothrin.
The Lyric Quartet. composed of Mrs.
B. F. Howard, Mrs. j. A. Moynihan,
Mrs. Ida Clinch-Lester and Mrs. F.
Bergman, went up to Red Bluff a few
days since to attend the farmers in
stitute which was held ON Wednesday
and Thursday. The institute is under
the auspices of the University of Cali
fornias and it was conducted by Profess
sor d. T. Fowler and r. H. Loughridge
Delightful musical and literary pro-
grams were rendered, and the quartet
gave a number of pleasing numbers.
While there the ladies from Sacramento
We're royalty entertained at the resi-
dence of General Cadwaladar and Mr..
Runyon.
Miss Mollie Morton spent a few GAYS
OF this week In Dixon. visiting friends.
The Silver Link Social Club held its
regular meeting at Changers Hall on
tuesday evening, the members being
entertained with whist. There were
eight tables, and the first prize was
won by Miss Bertha Leichert and the
BOBBY by Miss Kate McCarty. After
the usual number of games, the young
ladies We're invited to the upper hall,
where great surprise awaited them
in the form of a banquet, which was
given by the gentlemen. MIR. Kauf-
man, the President, acted as toast
master, and many bright and witty
toasts We're given. Both halls made a
very pretty appearance in decorations
of ivy. smilax and silver shields. The
party did not disband until long after
midnight, all proclaiming a most en-
joyable time.
Mrs. ]. z. Terry entertained the L.
N. 0. Whist Club on Friday afternoon.
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Dfllman received the first prize, Mrs
7. B. Hall the second. and Mrs. Robert
Peeler the third. The front parlor was
handsomely decorated in pink carna-
tons, and red ones were used in the
back parlor. The ladies who attended
were Mrs w. K. Cothrin, Mrs. Frank
Coombs. = Mrs. w. Knights, Mrs. AS
semblyman Belshaw, Mrs. william
Beckman, Mrs. Ed. r. Hamilton, Mrs
DR.. Wright, Mrs. Charles Wright. Mrs.
William Dwinelle, Mrs. NJ. ]. Dillman,
Mrs T. B. Hall, Mrs. Robert Peeler,
Mrs. ]. E Terry, Mrs. Will Govan,
Mrs. Clay Chapman, Mrs. r. D. Ste
phens, Mrs. Frank Osler. Mrs. H. s.
Ransom, Mrs. H. S. Hadley, Mrs. Will
Davis, Mrs. Mutt, Mrs. A Lindley,
Mrs. ]. o. Coleman, Miss Baldwin,
Miss Crouch, Mrs Leavitt, Mrs. La
Rue. Mrs. ]. c. Brusie, Mrs. Charles
McClatchy. Mrs. Val McClatchy, Mrs.
Mead. and Mrs. Bulla-
Mrs. G.. Turner has gone to San
Francisco to visit her daughter, Mrs.
H G. Toll.
Mrs. Herman Grant of Truckee has
been the guest Of Mrs. ]. Cronan for
the past month.
Mrs. F. Valentine has been visiting
friends in Nevada City.
Those who were fortunate enough to
to attend the meeting of the Tuesday
Literary Club at Foresters' building
were highly entertained with an I'M
usually interesting program. The sub
ject for the day was Current Topics -
Mrs. E. B. Purnell spoke briefly on
important events of the day. Mrs. H. f.
Yardley read an instructive paper on
THE Woman from China" written by
Mrs. Field. Matron of the Presbyterian
Chinese Mission of San Francisco. The
paper contained accounts of the man
ner of bringing Chinese girls and wo-
men to the institution, the methods
adopted in their training and educa-
ton the efforts to Christianize them,
and finally a graphic description of a
Chinese wedding occurring there. Mrs.
G. A. Stoddard, Mrs. Mccoy, Mrs. s.
Pope and Mrs. E. I. Calvin had pre-
pared short papers, some in the mega
tive. some in the affirmative. on the
subject. Does Work in the Outside
World Unfit Women for Domestic Dill
ties?" which were followed by informal
discussion by other members of the
club. The lecture for next Tuesday
Will be given by Mrs. Horace Wilson
of San Francisco, and will be on "Ja-
PAN"
Mrs. Charles NJ. Beckwith and Miss
Florence McKune have issued invita-
tons for whist party to be given
next Friday afternoon at the home
of the latter, 1911 H street.
Miss Rose Mosina Woolf will give a
piano recital on Tuesday evening at
the Sixth-street Methodist Church. 1t
will be strictly invitational affair.
Henry /. Kowalsky, the San Fran
cisco lawyer. is here on a visit.
Elk Supreme Court Justice w. C. Van
Fleet has been visiting Sacramento.
Charles Swisler. former Assembly
man from El Dorado County, is in the
city,
Superintendent ]. w. McClymonds of
the Oakland public schools. was in the
city yesterday.