The record-union., 1899-03-19
ard Jerusalem. He expects to be
gone two years.

ard Jerusalem. He expects to be
gone two years.
When J. 3. Stocker entered his home
at 406 o street on Tuesday evening
he was surprised to find it in possession
of friends who came to join him and his
relatives in celebrating the anniver-
sary of his birth. Mr.. Stocker was the
recipient of several useful and orna-
mental presents, one of which was a
cartoon drawn by a San Francisco art
ist illustrating the various hobbies of
the recipient DR.. H. H. Look made
the presentation speeches. which
brought forth storm Of applause from
| those assem- bled. A pleasant musical
programme had been arranged, consist
ing of the ever-popular Sacramento
Athletic Club quartet; piano recital
by Jessie Beaton and Hazel Boyd; solos
Koening; piano accompaniment by Miss
Boyd. Charles Brier sang several
plantation melodies, accompanying him
self on his banjo. Minnie Rowley, an
accomplished vocalist, rendered popular
selections, which We're well received.
graphophone operated by Louis
Nixon also received attention and was
well appreciated. Games were played
and prizes distributed. A burlesque
cake walk was the comical feature of
the evening. A. bounteous repast was
served, and many toasts offered and
congratulations extended to the host.
Great credit was also given to those
who so neatly planned this most sue
cessful party. Among those present
were: DR.. H. H. Look, Mrs. DR.. H. H.
Look A. Walters, Mrs A. Walters, G..
Odbert, Mrs. G. Odbert, Howard Cd
bert Elmer Odbert, H. Schmitt, Mrs.
H. Schmitt, M. Jones, Mrs. NJ. Jones,
]. Measure, Mrs. J. Measure, Miss Maud
Beaton, Miss Maye Beaton, Miss Jessie
Beaton, F. Beaton, Mrs. Bruening, Miss
Millie Bruering Miss Julia Weisman,
Miss Regina Weisman, H. Hilbert,
Ambrose Shields, Sam Smith, Jr., c..
M. Koening, Mrs Koening, Miss Hulda
Kcening, Charles Brier, F. Nixon, ].
B. Stocker, Mrs. J. 3. Stocker, Payton
Stocker, Miss Hazel Bodie, F. Queens
bury Marquis, Miss NJ Rowley, Walter
Young, w. H. Young, Carl Beaton, T.
n. Koening.
DR.. Metcalf leaves for Los Angeles
this morning to attend a meeting of the
State Board Of Dental Examiners. He
will be accompanied by Mrs. Metcalf.
A most unique and entertaining dance
was given at Twentieth and M streets
on Tuesday evening. The hall ! was
transformed into a perfect bower of
beauty. From the center there was a
large basket completely filed with smi-
lax and peach blossoms. Red crepe pa
per was draped artistically around the
room, and a large number of Japanese
lanterns were used The musicians
stand was draped in red crepe paper,
and the lemonade booth looked very
gay in its charming decorations of red.
Those who attended were: Misses Mil
dred Obarr, Laura Cooper, Ruby Coo
per, Alice McAdams. May McAdams,
Flo Herzog, Evelyn Rackliffe, Alleen
Towle, Daisy Ennis. Rebe Nourse, Ger
trude Arnold, Eta Wallace, Grace
Gwinn, Mabel Lyon, Fred Collins, Vic
tor Hatfield, DIR. Hamilton Hawley,
Jim Little, Montford Crowell, Norman
MCGEE, Stewart Upson, Will Dierssen,
Ed Willis. Homer Mckee, Harry Wood,
DR.. Dassey, Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Ste
phenson, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Phillips,
Mr.. and Mrs. Egbert Adams. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. B. Carr
Mrs. H. H. Stephenson was the host
ess of the Tres Jolie Whist Club, and it
proved to be very jolly meeting. The