The record-union., 1899-03-26

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supper was served at the conclusion OF
the games. Singing and dancing were
enjoyed until a late hour.
Wednesday evening the same clup
gave it's closing party at Maison Faure.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. ".
Shafer. Mr.. and Mrs. H. Fisher, MT.
and Mrs. L. G.. Siller, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Teichert, Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Siller, ana
Mr. and Mrs w. Jefferds. A very
pleasant evening was spent by all, ana
it was long after midnight before the
party disbanded.
Mrs. J. Sinclair gave very enjoy
able party to the Dewey Whist Club on
Friday evening. Light refreshments
We're served, after which numerous
games were played
Miss Flora Meister was the hostess
of the Confusion Club last evening
Whist was played during the first part
of the evening, and afterward a DELI
cious supper was served. The guests
then returned to the parlors, where the
game dressing the new woman was
lQQuiS6Q
were handsomely decorated in green's
potted plants, tissue paper and rlppons'
which made a very pretty appearance.
Those in attendance were Misses fSuth
Seadler Nav Seadler Ruth Stephen
son, Florence Larkin, Nell Uren. Men
Allen. Florence Jones, Gertrude WHIT
taker, George Carroll, Edna NC
Clatchy and Flora Meister; Montfort
Crowell. Edgar Stack, Joseph Murphy,
Gus Carroll, Claus Wahlander' Al
Smith, Miller Epson, Harmon Bohte'
Ray Hurd and Al Goddard. This was
one Of the most enjoyable meetings OIL
the club.
Mrs J. A. Watson of Chico returned
home on Friday, after pleasant WISH
with Mrs. Nc r. Osgood in this city.
Ward E. Hall has returned from
Gladstone. B. c., after an absence Oh
nine months.
Mrs 7 w. Boyd, Mrs. Kate J. VIII
latts Of San Francisco, Mrs. Lizzie Do-
Ian and Mrs. David Fair visited STOCK
ton on Wednesday, to be present at the
school of instruction of the Q. T. ..
held in that city by the Worthy Grahu
Matron. Mrs. Maria A Pierce or OAK
land.
Mrs Kate ]. Wallatts has returned
IN San Francisco after a weeks WISH
with Mrs. J. W. Boyd.
Mrs. Arthur Seymour gave a very
dainty luncheon on Thursday in honor
of Mrs. Maria Pierce, Worthy Granu
Nratron. and Mrs Kate j. WHATS
Grand Secretary of the Order OF EAST
ern Star. The table was prettlly osco-
rated. and many flowers were USED IN
decorating the rooms.
Mrs charles Wright was the hostess
of the L. N. O. Whist Club last Wednes-
day afternoon. Mrs. Charles Dillman
received the first prize, and Mrs. DICK
Burr the second. The rooms were pref
thy decorated in palms, potted plants
and a profusion of flowers. Light re-
freshments were served during the af-
ternoon.
The Heart Club was postponed from
last Friday night until April 1th. 1t
will then be entertained by Miss Gladys
Hale.
On Thursday evening the Lucky
Thirteen Social Club met at the home
of Clarence H KRONER to give re-
ception to the new members of the club.
The membership is now closed. as IL is
the purpose of the club to have only
thirteen members. The officers of the
club are: Ed Steigler, President; Clar
ence H. Kroner, Secretary; Claude
Adams. Treasurer. The following pro-
gram was rendered: Address of well
come President Steigler; either solo,
Frank Zeigler; piano solo, Clarence H.
KRONER; harmonica solo, Claude Ad-
ans; piano solo, Ed Garlick; comic
Herbert Prince; song, quar-
tet, composed of Messrs. c. Adams, I'd
Garlick, A. Hawk, C. H. KRONER. The
club then adjourned to the dining room,
where an inviting repast was served.
H. C. Prince acted as POSTMASTER.
The engagement is announced of
Bertha E. Dean to John Peter Shook,
a nephew of the wen-known grain
H. G. Smith.
"a Romance of the Highways" a
one-act comedy by T.. G. Springer, was
given for the entertainment of about
forty guests at the Winn residence,
1917 Twenty-fourth street, on Friday
night, under the direction of Miss Sadie
Wirm The cast of characters was as
follows: Lady Alice of the Court, En-
ilie Connolly; Polly o. the Inn cher fos-
ter sister,, Sadie VIM; Richard OAR
rell, gentleman, sometimes of the road.
T. G. Springer; Sir John Hartley, a
person of quality, Almer Soule; Bob
Owens of Bow street, Walter Morrison.
Scene-Parlor of the Gray Goose Inn.
Time-Latter part Of eighteenth CEN
fury. The play was we'll received, and
after ITS rendition the gathering took
the form of house party, and vocal
and instrumental music, with light re-
freshments, served to pass the remain
der of the evening.
Otto Schoemperle, who was lately
out of the U. S. ". service at
Fort Candy, and who had previously
been in the employ of Weinstock. Lubin
q Co., has re-enlisted and left last
Thursday morning for Manila in order
to join the troops under General Otis
Mr.. Schoemperle is member of the
German Lutheran Y. P. s. c.. E., and
also of the Sacramento Turn-verein,
and has host of friends who wish him
a safe return.
o. the 22d inst. very pretty, but
quiet, wedding took place at the resi-