The record-union., 1899-10-15


Among the guests were the Misses Alice
| and Helen Weinstock, Bessie Crouch,
| Emily Thompson, Alice Willis, Nellie
| Mott, Cora Mott Edna Giffen, Edna
| McClatchy, Adelaide Epson, Mamie
| Russell, Minnie Elmer, Eastman, Jen-
| ME Shook. Edith Hughson, Ira Hugh
| son, Medora Taylor, Clara Taylor MIN
! ME Richardson, Nellie Siddons, Etta
| Birdsall. Rose Sheehan, Jessie Mott,
| Blanche Twitchell, Ethel. TWitcheli,
| Nellie Schaw. Maye Carroll, Louise
| Milliken, Helen Howe, Allie Lewis
| Matte Beaumont, Eva Grif1ths, Aggle
| Kirk. Jennie Reith, Lottie Wilsey, car
| rie Yoerk. L. DOlbey, and Mesdames
! w. H Baldwin. Berry, Charles Mler,
| Cotton Joe Huntoon, Collin Brown,
| Hiram Johnson, Presley Johnson
| George Clark. Annie Campbell, R. H.
TIawley, William Skeels, Ed. Yardley,
Eugene Crouch, H. J. Kilgarif, Charles
| Bonte. Ed. Lynn, Vim Merkeley'
Martin Beasley. Mary Ross, Will DWin-
/ ellie. Ernest Hoen, Frank Hickman
| Fred We'll. Mrs. Lou Nickell Mrs. Al.
Booth, Val McClatchy.
Miss Hulda Nelson has returned after
a visit of several weeks with her sister,
Mrs. w. B. Afford of San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Glide, Jr., have re-
turned from their honeymoon.
Miss Maud Jones spent few days
vacation during the week.
Mrs. Otto Rumage and daughter have
returned from their delightful trip
| East.
Mrs. A. r. Bidwell who had been the
guest of Mrs. j. c. Carroll, returned tc
| her home in Oakland last Saturday.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Leightner
has been frightened by the advent of
I a daughter.
One of the most charming features Of
Kirmiss to be given next week by the
ladies of the Episcopal Church will be
the old-fashioned minuet danced by a
/ dozen of our most popular young peO-
pie. Some of our very prettiest girls
have been chosen and we are all look
| ing forward in anticipation of seeing
how grandma danced long ago.
How she held her pretty head,
How her dainty skirts she spread,
Turning out her little toes,
How she slowly leaned and rose,
Long ago
Those who will take part in the dance
will be the Misses Helen and Alice
Weinstock, Minnie Elmer, Blanche
TwitchelI, Nellie Allen, Edith Lynn and
Messrs. Fred Moore, Halsey Smith,
Ralph Van Voorhies, NJ. King, J. Cara
lier and Dick Dierssen.
The attention of mothers should be
particularly attracted to the afternoon
of the Kirmss This has been espe-
cially arranged with the view of anus
| ing and interesting the little tots. and
not one of them should be deprived Of
the unwonted opportunity of reading
Mother Goose by living pictures.
Miss Zoe Johnson has returned after
an extended trip to San Francisco and
Santa Cruz.
Mrs. A. P. Scheld made a flying trip
to San Francisco last Friday.
Mrs. Berry is visiting her sister, Mrs.
w. H. Baldwin.
Miss Nellie Siddons returned last
Thursday after two months absence
in San Francisco and San Jose.
Miss Florence Jones left last Friday
afternoon for Berkeley to attend
dance given by the Fraternity House.
of which her brother, Charles E. Jones,
is a member.
Musical people will be pleased to
hear Of the advent of Louis Weer and
wife of Pacific Grove, who came to take
UP their residence in this city. Mr..
Weer will revive the Mcneil Club and
assume its leadership.
The Misses Weinstock have returned
from their visit to Miss Rosenbaum of
Stockton.
Mrs. Gould of Towle's Station is
visiting friends in the city.
Mrs. Harry Wilkson has returned
from an extended visit to Oakland.
Miss Effie Hall is visiting in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Glide and daugh-
ter, Miss Elizabeth, left last night for
Europe.
Mrs. Marion De Vries and her sister.
Miss Lulu Sneed Of Stockton. have
been visiting friends in the city.
Mrs. G. NJ Dixon returned from
Berkeley last Friday
Miss Mabel Mitchell. who had been
visiting friends in Redding. spent a few
days in Sacramento as the guest of
Mrs Alice Campbell on the way to her
home in Livermore.
Mrs. Shuk expects to spend the WIN
ter in Sacramento with her daughter.
Mrs. G. b. Carr.
Mrs. Charles Barton left on Thursday
for q visit to San Francisco.