The record-union., 1899-04-23

j. G. BOgGS and Miss Alice ;. watson
were united in marriage on the 10th at
Newcastle, Placer County The we'd
ding took place at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. H. Howell, which was artistic
: ally decorated with orange blossoms,
smilaX and roses. After the ceremony
a dainty wedding breakfast was served.
The p1 1esents received were many and
beautiful. Miss Watson, who is the
aunt of Mrs. Howell Mrs. Tregaskis of
Vallejo and Mrs. Ragley Of Sitka, is
we'll known in Sacramento and resided
here a number Of years. Mr.. Boggs is
pos tmaster at Newcastle, and is one of
Placer County's most influential citi-
zens Mr. and Mrs. Boggs will reside
in their fine residence there.
Miller Upson, Whit Ray and Mont
fort Crowell went to Stockton on Fri
Gay evening to attend a party given
there.
w w Chaplin of this city is spending
q few days in the Bay City.
]. s. Becker was in San Francisco
fer short while during the week.
w. T. Smith and wife are among the
s'acraraentans visiting in San francisco.
Miss Emma Fritch is sojourning in
Placer County.
The Tuesday Literary Club members
We're treated to a very fine lecture by
j. H. Pond on the subject of Terri
1orial Growth" By the aid of d large
map of the United States Mr.. Pond IL
lustrated the growth of our country
from the first acquisition of territory.
which was Louisiana, during Jafferson's S
administration, up to the present time,
explaining the various purchases end
accessiens of territory acquired in the
meantime. This was followed Dy a
debate on the subject: Resolved
That the present policy pursued by the
United States is a correct one" After
various amendments and some lively
debates, the following substitute was
offered and passed: That it is the
sense of the Tuesday Club that terri
torial expansion IS expedient when the
time is ripe for it," Next Tuesday will
be the closing day for the season, and
after the election of officers for the en-
suing year miscellaneous program will
be offered, including a reception.
The BeIdix Club met in regular ses-
sion at Pommers hall on Wednesday
morning. Sonata by Beethoven;
Forest Scenes" by Schumann: Polo
naise,' by Liszt were analysed AID
played in a charming manner.
Mrs. D. ". Earle has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Smith.
Mrs Sullivan, a former resident OF
Sacramento, is the guest of Mrs. A. c.
Tufts for a few days
Miss Eleanor Grigsby and Guy Ham
aker have returned to Klamath Falls,
Or, after completing q. course at Arkin-
sons Business College
Changers Hall never looked prettier
than last Tuesday evening when the
Silver Link Social Club gave its last
dancing party for the season. The hall
was beautified with gorgeous La France
and Lady Bancfia roses, potted plants,
Terms and large silver links which were
placed over the door and on the walls
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added to the attractive appearance.
George Chapman was floor director, and
the managers We're Tom Mason. Fred
Bcits, Anil Nelson. The party was a
great success and all enjoyed them
selves TO their utmost.
Miss Hazel Hubbard entertained the
Friday Literary Club. A very interest
ing evening was spent
Mrs. w. F. Peterson gave a reception
to the wives of the knights Temrlar
yesterday afternoon from to u. The
parlors We're prettily decorated in roses
and smilax Light refreshments were
served to the guests.
Harry Nichols of Chico has been
spending a few days in this city
Mr.. ana Mrs A E. Renick were given
q surprise party on Monday evening al
their home at Third and p. streets The
event was in honor of their twenty
liith wedding anniversary, and the
guests brought a number of handsome
silVsr remembrances. Cards and music
acded to the enjoyment of the evening,
and ali declared it to be one of The