The record-union., 1899-04-09

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/ burn spoke of the Empress DoWager OF
/ China. and Mrs. G. Mccoy had an en- :
! tertaining paper on CLARA Barton.
/ One pleasant feature of the afternoon
was the ease and naturalness OF. the
ladies who talked on the subJecfs as
! signed to them, for ten or fifteen min :
] utes without notes or manuscript Next
| Tuesday there will be a lecture by Ed
ward B. Payne of Berkeley on Walt
Whitman. a Chanter of Personality
:, This will be followed by a parliament
ary drill, with a debate on the subject
| Resolved, That the present policy OF
expansion pursued by the United States
| is a correct one"
The Jolly Whist Club met at the resi-
! dence of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Boyd on tues
day evening. Mrs. Dave Farr and j.
Lovall won the first prizes, while the
boobies were awarded to Miss Mamie
Camkerlein and Arthur M. Seymour.
The rooms We're gayly decorated, and
banquet was served. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
M. Seymour and Mr.. and Mrs I. b.
Hall were the guests of the evening.
W. ]. Mcdonald, representative OF the
| Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul Rail-
road. is in town for few days
Miss Edna McClatchy entertained the
Confusion Club last evening. 1t was
japanese party, the young ladies be-
ing gowned in Japanese costumes, and
all the decorations being Of japanese
style The next meeting will be held
at the home of Miss May seadler, which
will be the closing party.
| Harry Bradley Smith of San Fran
cisco is spending few days here, the
guest of Dr. R. E. Smith.
Mrs. DR.. Parkinson was the hostess
of Our Club Thursday evening. The
home was prettily decorated in spring
| flowers.
The Fortnightly Club gave a dancing
party at Foresters' Hall last night. 1t
was a very pleasant affair.
Miss Nell Uren spent last Sunday in
San Francisco.
The boys Of the Sacramento High
School are now practicing for the field
day to be held with the Woodland High
School.
The Alpha Sigma Fraternity met at
the home of Miss Edith Miller yester-
day afternoon.
Miss Grace Robinson of San Fran
cisco is visiting relatives in Sacra-
mento.
Miss Grace Uren has gone to San
Francisco to make her sister visit.
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Mrs Ed Kay gave a delightful whist
party on Wednesday afternoon at her
home, $40 street Those present We're:
Mrs. J. L. Siller, Mrs L. G. Siller, Mrs.
J. G. Shafer. Mrs. H. Fisher, Mrs. F.
Whitmore. Mrs. A. Teichert, Mrs. w.
Jeffords, Mrs Ida Curtis, Mrs J. Ander-
SON, Mrs. W. F. Peterson, Mrs. E. Earle,
Mrs. G. B. Katzenstein, Mrs E. A
Crouch, Mrs. W. Elder, Mrs L.
Schworer Mrs. Dr. Weldon Mrs r. T.
Finnie, Mrs. Cassellie, Mrs. Trout
Mrs. Jenkins. At whist Mrs Cassellie
received the first prize, Mrs. Finnie the
second, Mrs. Herman Fisher the third,
orations We're cherry blossoms and smi-
lax, and dainty refreshments were
served.
The Whist Club Of go met last Tues
day afternoon at the residence of Mrs
H. P. Brown After indulging in whist,
at which Mrs. w. z. Doane carried off
the honors, light refreshments were
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afternoon.
Mrs. H. s. Ransom was the hostess of
The parlors were prettily decorated in
poppies. Mrs. c. Wright received the
highest score. Mrs. r. D. Stephens the
next, and Miss Duggan the third. The
guests of the club for the afternoon
We're: Mrs. C. Wilder, Mrs C. Coglan,
Mrs. w. Devlin, Miss Duggan, Mrs c.
Mier, Mrs. W. H. Seamans and Mrs, E.
A. Crouch.
The Camera Club was entertained by
Percy Woods on Friday evening. Lotto
and parchieso We're the games for the
evening, viii Wright winning the first
prize and Ethel Trainor the BOBBY
Dancing, singing and games were in
dulged in until a late hour The guests
partook of dainty repast, the table
being sTlendidly decorated in roses. The
guests We're: Edith Trainor. Ethel
Trainor, Mildred Rivett, Edith Rivett.
Fry. Wagner, Tom Kirk, Jean Kirk,
Percy Woods and Will Wright This
party proved to be one of the most
pleasant meetings the club has given.
Miss Gladys Hale was the hostess of
the Heart Club on Friday evening. The
prizes were won by Hazel Mills and
Norman Doane. The dining-room was
decorated in red. From the chandelier
beautiful heart of red camellias was
suspended. Numerous red candles were
around the room, and made a very
pretty appearance. Orange blossoms
We're used in great profusion, and threw
sweet odor over the rooms. Delicious
refreshments were served. Games were
played, and it was in the "wee smas
hours before the guests departed.
Those present were: Hazel Mills. Beth
Hughson, Barbara Small Macy Flint.
Mabel Peterson, Florence Grau. Ruth
Lobener, Sue Person Leta Pierson.
Jenette Milliken Leslie Genung. Gladys
Hale, Burchell Upson, Leo Lobener.
Bert Smith. Wcodburn Lamphrey,
Bryte Peterson, Maynard Canon, Bur-
nell Wiseman, Norman Doane. Tom
Annereau, Judson Flint and Fred
Wolfe.
Miss Lulu Hayford has been the guest
of Miss Lille Hayford for the past
week.