The record-union., 1899-04-23

pleasantest affairs they had attended
for a long time. p bountiful repast was
served at the conclusion of the even
ing's festivities. Although a great sur
prise. the house had been nicely deco
rated with roses and smilax. The IN
vited guests were: Mr.. and Mrs lsnem,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bonner, Mr.. and Mrs
Starr, Mr. and Mrs. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs.
Groves, Mr.. and Mrs. Joy, Mr.. and MRS.
O. F. Washburn, Mr.. and Mrs. Laing,
Mr. and Mrs. Reney, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wood Mr. and Mrs Gardner, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fogclsang, S. LIE Roy Crawford OF
Seattle. Miss Wait, Miss Alice WASH
burn, w. Nonard, V. Flood, Mr.. and
Mrs. e. A. Remick, Miss E. Remick
Miss Florence Remick, Harry Remick
ard Summer Wood.
are among the Knights and ladies who
came here on Friday evening.
MISS Nellie Snlpley VI Odll L elliSA0Oo
is here visiting relatives.
Mrs. ]. l.. Siller entertained the
Friendship Whist Club during the
week The party was an exceptionally
pleasant one, and some very high
scores were made. At whist Mrs. G..
Shafer and H. c. Fisher won the high
est scores, and O. w. Erlewine and
Mrs. H c. Fisher captured the BOBBY
prizes. After the usual number OF
games a dainty luncheon was served.
Then all went up to the garrett, where
a ''nutting' party was held DR.. Weldon
and Mrs E. A. Crouch found the great
est number of nuts, while the smallest
number was found by H. c.. Fisher and
Mrs. L. G. Siller The game was the
source of much amusement
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Albert Larsen of San Francisco is
stopping with friends in this city.
Mrs. H. A. Leveland, who had been
confined to her home for the past few
weeks, is able to be around again.
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Dewey Lodge, No. II, Modern Tro-
jams, gave a very delightful basket So
cial and hop ON Wednesday evening.
The party was held at Pythian Castle,
the hall being prettily decorated with
evergreens and palms. The great sue
cess Of the party was due to the COM
mittee consisting of Mrs. de Pons, Mrs.
Korell. Miss Ethel Martin, Miss Hattie
jenkins and Mrs H A Loveland
Mrs. ]. A McMartin, wife of DR.. J.
A. McMartin, has gone to San Fran
cisco and San jose for protracted
visit to her relatives to try and regain
her health, which has been very bad
for a year.
Miss Cummings of Woodland has
been visiting Mrs. E. I. Ishner at the
Crocker home
H. Keyes, wife and daughter of
the conclave.
Rev. T. j. Lamort, D. D, and wife of
Marysville; Rev. E. Graham, D. D.. of
Berkeley, and Rev. McGill of Virginia
City are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Henry Miller Dr. Lamort is Moder-
ator of the Presbytery which met in
this city on Thursday.
Miss Laura Williams and Miss Edith
Hanchett of this city, who are attend
ing the University of the Pacific, spent
their Easter recess of one week at Ber-
ryessa, where they were the guests of
Rev. and Mrs. Trefren, formerly of this
city A reception in their honor was
given at the manse, and the evening
was much enjoyed by the young people
present. Other pleasures of theweek were
visit to Alum Rock Park, ride over
the surrounding country. and trip by
wheel to what might we'll be termed
an ideal country home-the large fruit
farm of F. Holmes. Mr.. Holmes has a
choice collection of over 800 stuffed
birds, most of which he obtained while
travelling
Grand Commander r. NJ. Powers and
wife were the guests Of State Treasurer
Truman Reeves and family while in
the city.
Mrs. j. P. Gilman of San Francisco
is spending a few days with her sister
Mrs. Sid. Eldred, 921 K street.
The wedding of Joseph Edward Hun
toon of this city and Miss Grace Re-
becca Anderson of Salt Lake City is
announced for the 9th of this month,
to take place at the young lady's home
Superior Judge E. G. Hart writes that
he is considerably improved. He ex-
poets to soon be able to lay aside his
crutches.
The Junior Saturday Club met yes
terday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the
residence of Miss Elizabeth Hanrahan.
1918 Eighth street, it being the last
meeting of this term The following
excellent program was rendered: Com
position, Life of Wagner" Miss Ada
Harvey; piano duet, overture. poet
and Peasant" IF. Won Suppe). Misses
Ada Harvey and Beryl Patrick: piano
solo, 'Menuetto in B Minor (Schubert)
Miss Celia. Saunders; piano solo ..Floria
Waltz (Rosewig), Miss Ruby Palm:
violin solo, Spring Song" (Mendels.
sohn), Miss Hazel Hubbard; piano solo
"Heimwe Op. III" CA. Jungmann,
Miss Ethel Backrath;; piano solo.
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