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

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Mrs. S. Dumas of Lexington, Neb.,
is visiting Mrs. Captain Rideout and
will remain two months.
The Entret Nous Dancing Club gave a
party at Foresters' Hall last night 1t
being the last meeting of the club, ey-
. erything was done to make it an en-
joyable one. The young ladies looked
very pretty dn their handsome evening
gowns. The young gentlemen were ad-
mirable hosts, as on former occasions,
and the party was great success.
W. E. Marshall, a prominent mer-
chant of Honolulu, and wife, who have
been travelling all over the United
States are spending a few weeks with
Captain B. N. Rideout and wife.
Miss Korell of Stockton is stopping
a few weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. j. e.
Koreu of this city.
Dewey Lodge, No. u, Modern Tro-
jams, held it's regular meeting at
Pythian Castle Wednesday evening.
After the regular business was finish
ed dancing was INDUCED in until late
hour. domino party will be given
soon, and it is expected to be a most
pleasant affair.
Misc Gro 90 TTrar, went to San Fran
cisco on Friday.
Frank Gearnsy and Jack Farnsworth
came over from Stockton to attend
the Entire Nous party last night
Mrs. Amelia Fay and Miss Odella Fay
of Vermont have been the guests Of F.
F. Thomson for the past three weeks.
H Clifford of San Francisco is visit
ing H. R. Thomson
Miss Grace Dudley of Rcseville spent
yesterday in this city.
Harmon Bonte entertained the Theta
Chi Fraternity on Friday night.
Miss Edith Thomson was the hostess
of the Friendly Whist Grub at its last
assembly. The parlor and sitting-room
We're decorated in many various and
beautiful flowers, and festoons of sni-
lax hung from the chandelier to the
walls. The dining-room looked unus-
ually pretty in it's Japanese decorations.
There was a. large japanese umbrella
in one corner, and from it were strings
of small lanterns. Miss Kitties Hoehn
and Charles F'lagner carried off the
honors of the evening. Delicious re-
freshments were served at the conclu-
sion of the games. Messrs. Fred Pearl,
Russell Williams and Harry Gotten act
ed as substitutes. The members are
Eva Thomson, Edith Thomson, Pau
line Johnson. Hattie Pike. Bessie Small,
Grace Dudley, Kittie Hoehn. Birdie
Howe, Roy Giffen, Charles Ilgner, Al
Smith, Eugene Smith. Gus Carroll,
Mallery Enos, Andrew Will and Al
GODDARD. Miss Bessie Small will enter
tain the club next Saturday evening at
her home, 1910 K street.
The Wednesday Afternoon Whist
Club met at the home of Mrs. Martin
Beesley. Mrs v. S. McClatchy, who
acted as substitute, won the prize for
the afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Schwilke gave a very
pleasant party on Wednesday evening
for Miss Rosabelle Conrad Many
amusing games were played during the
evening. and appropriate prizes were
awarded. Some very beautiful songs
were rendered by r. T. Cohn, Fred Col
Inns and Frank Schiller in a very
charming manner. The guests were
Messrs. Fred Collins, Rich Cohn, L.
Bryte. Frank C. Schiller, Fred Allen,
f f. Johnson, c.. f. Schwilk; Mrs C.
It. Schwilk, Miss M. Fleming, Miss NJ.
Nichols, Miss Rosabelle Conrad A
very pleasant evening was spent, and
the guests did not depart until a late
hour.
Miss Zoe Johnson is visiting in San
Francisco for a few weeks.
Miss Evelyn Percy, who has been
visiting Mrs. Howard Clarke in this
city for the past three months. return
ed to her home in Portland on Friday
The Silver Link Social Club held It's
regular monthly business meeting on
Tuesday evening George Chapman Is
President of the club, Miss Jessie
Wendt. Vice President: Rob Backrath
Secretary; Ellery Grigsby. Recording
Secretary, and Mr.. Farnsworth. Treas
urer. Miss Helena Leberer took the
place Of the Vice President and Del
HalD that of Recording Secretary. There
were twenty-three initiated, and there