The record-union., 1899-10-22

tives in this city. Mrs. Kahn, though
formerly a resident of Sacramento, has
not been here for several years, and
she expresses herself most emphatically
as to the wonderful Improvement her
old home has made in that time.
Mrs. r. l. Bentley returned on Friday
night after an extended summer trip.
Miss Cora Kester of Portland is the
guest of Mrs. Frank Aurys.
H. J. Small entertained a half dozen
tables at whist last Wednesday even
ing.
Mrs. George H. Phinney has issued
cards for a whist party on Thursday
next
Mrs. ". w Grissim has returned to
San Francisco after visit with her
sister, Mrs. James Meyers.
Mrs. J. Cooper of New York is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Goldman.
Mrs. Horace Ball has returned from
an extended visit to her summer home
in Belvedere.
Mrs. Belhaus returned yesterday to
her home in Palisade, having had a
long visit with her mother.
Mrs. Sam Lavenson and daughter
Helen are visiting in San Francisco
They expect to leave shortly for Oma-
ha, where they will visit Mrs Simon,
wife of the former rabbi of this city.
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[ noticed by yesterday mornings pa
per that Jupiter Pluvius was in town
on Friday-not that I hadn't sufficient
perception and knew it of myself-and
that there was some question as to
whether or not he had came in COM
pany with Mr.. Brown. Now If the writer
Of that article had been one of the
Colonial Danes at the ST Pauls Kir-
m ess or gypsy singers, one of the ladies
IN waiting upon her Imperial Highness
the Empress, or dusky Japanese maid
ems who had TO weather the storm
willy-nilly, there would have been no
doubt in his mind on that score Jupi-
ter Pluvius was no farce that night.
$50
Mrs. James H. Parkinson returned
Thursday night from a trip to San
Francisco.
George Towle of Towles Station and
Miss Brice of Stockton are to be mar
ried next Wednesday in Stockton.
Tho. CO CvL,ora1
its first meeting last Tuesday night. 1t
was purely a business meeting for the
purpose of electing officers, of whom
were chosen: Miss Eda Quire, Presi-
dent; Miss Minnie Kleinsorge, Vice
President; Miss Agnes Ryan, Secretary.
Some delightful music has been chosen
to start the years work, and the mem
bels feel more than ever pleased at
the outlook for an agreeable and in
structive season.
L. Tozer spent a few days in San
francisco last week.
Mrs. E. c. Hart has returned from
her visit to San Jose.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter L. Wither5ee are
spending a week at Santa Cruz.
Mrs. Andrew Henderson has returned
from an extended visit to her home in
the north.
Mrs. Charles McCreary and Miss Min
ME Clark returned from San Francisco
on Thursday evening.
Among the visitors at the Kirmess
were seen Misses Harriet Hall and Ella
Bender, who were the guests of Mrs. J.
B. Wright.
Mrs. Albert Elkus returned on We'd
nesday from a short visit to San Fran
cisco.
Last evening'a banquet was given by
a number Of their friends to Messrs.
Frank F. Atkirsson and E. j. Mcdonald
in honor Of their home coming from the
Philippines An elaborate menu was
served at the Delmonico, after which
the following toasts were given: ''A
Representative Welcome" response by
Hon. Morris NJ. Brooke; "A Fair Topic"
a. T. Williams: "The Home Guard"
Went" w. w winn: "Shrapnel." JOS.
W. Shannon; beyond the Lines" Ed
ward ]. Mcdonald; LAS Others See IT.
Thomas G. Springer; "Aguinaldo and
Myself" Frank F.. Atkinson DIR. A. H.
Hawley acted as postmaster Resides
these were present Messrs. Arthur F.
Atkinson, Charles H. Lusk, c. o. Bu-
sick, J. w. S. Butler H. S McIntire,
r c. Osborn, Lester Nichols, Jesse An
derson, Ed. NJ. Atkinson and w. e
Cogsw
Mrs. J. Levison and daughter Evelyn
are visiting the fandly of William
Price.
Miss Clara Gruhler is s'visiting friends
in Stockton
Mrs. Albert Flkus, who has been so
active in Red Cross work in the city
and who has been President of oGr local
society from it's start, has been re-
elected Second Vice President of the
tate Red Cross Society.
Miss Grace Spillman has been. up on
a. visit from San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Clarke are visit
ing their daughter. Mrs. A N. Bu-
ehanan.
One of the prettiest of weddings was
that Of Miss Elizabeth Wright aid