The record-union., 1899-04-02

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Miss Eu1a Glide gave a very delight
full party Thursday from to 9, in
honor of Miss Nellie Geissler and Miss
Madeleine Clay of San Francisco. The
little ones played hide-and- seek and
various other games on the lawn, and
then went into the house, where the
''fishpond' game was enjoyed. AT this,
Leila Lindley captured the first prize,
Marguerite James the second and Dor
othy Mills the BOBBY The house was
prettily decorated in lilacs, but the
principal decorations were in the din
ing-room, where purple was the pre-
dominating color On the table, at each
place, there was a large candy heart,
which was tied with purple ribbon to
the candles on the cake. Each little
guest received dainty souvSpir. The
color scheme was even carried to the
refreshments, these being on the law
ender shades. Large punches of llacs
were placed artistically around the
room, and many potted plants were
used. A dainty luncheon was served
to the little ones. 1t was very pleas
ant affair." and viii be long remem mbered
by them all. Those present were: Gladys
Beth Hughson, Anna Fetteres, Lizzie
Kaufman, Justine Griffitlls, Marguerite
Griffiths, Marguerite Stewart, Margue-
rite James, Hazel Mills, Dorothy Mills,
Glare Lavenson, Gertrude Ginsberg,
Mary Lindley, Leila Lindley, Eleanor
Baldwin. Leslie Blanchard, Anita Eb-
ner, Madeleine Clay, Nellie Geissler,
Eula Glide and Jennette Smith.
Miss Adelaide Upson returned from
a visit to San Francisco Wednesday.
TO Napa.
Miss Maybelle Cummings of Sar
francisco is stopping at the home OF
E Mrs. G. II. Cummings.
Mrs J. w. Boyd gave a very pleasan;
'thimble bee' at her home Thursday
afternoon. very enjoyable afternoon
freshments were served to the guests.
Miss Myrtle Hayford returned to her
visit of two months with relatives in
this city.
Mrs. Frank Lyman entertained a
number of friends Wednesday evening
at her home, 1884 o street The house
was prettily decorated in flowers. Vari-
Gus games were played during the even
ing, and it proved to be very pleasant
affair.
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sion High School of San Francisco,
spent last week at her home here
spent few days of the past week in
this city.
Miss Lulu Hayford came down from
Colfax Thursday to visit relatives.
The Friendship Whist Club was en-
tained last Monday evening by Mrs.
Siller at her home, 1880 P street The
handsome home was decorated in many
beautiful lilacs and lilies and potted
plants, while those on the dining room
table were unusually dainty. The
prizes for whist were won by Mrs. G. B.
Katzenstein and E. A. Crouch, and the
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katzenstein. After a delicious lunch
con was served quite an interesting
game was played Mrs. G. B. Katzen-
stein was also the successful winner
at this, as was Herman Fisher, while
Mrs. j. l.. Siller and o. w. Erlewine
receivdi the lowest score Other games
and music were enjoyed by the mem
bers until a late hour.
Mrs. L. E. Hanchett is stopping at
L. A Upson's for a short time
The regular meeting of the Tuesday
Literary Club was held at Liberty Hall,
Foresters' building, last week, the Pres
ident, Mrs. Findley r. Dray, presiding.
The lecture for the day was Transition
Period" and was given by Mrs. E. B.
Purnell in her usual pleasing style. 1t
was followed by a parliamentary drill,
in which J. II. Pond of the Sacramento
High School assisted. Mr.. Pond made
a few interesting remarks as to the ben
efits derived from knowledge of parlia-
mentary laws, and incidentally paid a
gracious tribute to the good influence
exerted by women and women's clubs
Next Tuesday will be devoted to the
discussion of Current Topics The
subject chosen is What Women Are
Doing Throughout the World"