The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-02-19

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them We're written on large placards'
and it proved to be very amusing.
The Entire Nous Dancing Club gave
delightful party at Foresters' Hall
last evening.
Sunset Parlor, N. S. G. W., contem-
plates giving dancing party On
March 1st at Turner Hall. This party
will be the last of the series given by
the parlor, and it is expected to be a
most enjoyable affair
The Club of '99 will give a reception
at the Croker Art Gallery on Wash
ington's Birthday. All former enter
tainments given by the club have been
of great enjoyment to all, and 1T IS
expected that this event will also be a
success.
Mrs. Evert Wilben Hale has issued
cards for an "at home to be given
on Monday, February 9th, at her res
idence, 1900 H street.
The Thursday afternoon Whist Club
met at the home of Miss Nellie Har-
rison. Miss Agnes Kirk won the
prize for the afternoon
The Oak Park Reading Club was en-
tertained by Attorney J. S. Daily on
Thursday evening at the home of his
sister, Mrs J. Summers, at Thirty
sixth street and Magnolia avenue me
following program was delightfully."-
rendered: Solo, Loves Proving" Miss
Mabel Carmichael; duet, Woodland
Call" Miss Minerva DAILY and Attor-
ney ]. S. Daily; instrumental solo,
March of the Philippines" Frankie
Dorsey; reading, Wedding" Miss
Louise Hart; debate, Resolved, That
it is more beneficial for Oak Park 10
be annexed to Sacramento than to be
separate.'' Affirmative-Roy Brooke,
George White, Vic. Bartels and kew.
Fay Donaldson. Negative-J. s. Daiy,
Kittie Bartels and Clarence Candy. 1t
was won by the affirmative Chorus'
by Misses frankie Dorsey, Minnie
Pierce. Mabel Carmichael, Kittie Bar
tells Minerva Daily, Louise hart
Messrs. George White, Clarence Candy
and Hon. Morris Brooke. The evening
was most enjoyably spent, and proved
to be one of the most pleasant meet
ings of the club.
Miss May McAdams was the hostess
of the Tres Jolie Whist Club few days
since. Mrs. Frank Lyn1an and Miss
Lottie Davis acted as substitutes. Miss
Laura Cooper carried off the first prize
and Miss Eta Wallace won the second
The parlors were artistically decorated
in flowers, violets being used in great
profusion. After the usual number of
games delicious refreshments were
served.
Miss Florence McKune went to San
Francisco ON Monday to visit friends.
Mrs. Russell Flint has gone to San
Francisco to spend few weeks with
relatives.
Miss SeaweH and Miss Smith enter
tanned a few of their friends at MISS
Smiths home in Folsom on Tuesday
evening last Consolation whist was
played The first prizes were won by
Miss Smith and c. F. Vehmeyer, the
boobies by Miss Martina Blanchard ami
e. A. Squier. At intervals throughout
the evening comic valentines, which af-
forded much amusement We're opened.
Music was another feature of the even
ing's pleasure. At the close of the
game refreshments were served. Those
present We're: Mr.. and Mrs. c. H.
Jolly, Mrs Sea:well. Mrs. Smith, Mr..
and Mrs r. L. Howard, Misses Alma
Miller, Mary Ferguson, Martina
Blanchard, Lulu Seawel1 and Clara
Smith; Messr;s. C. F. Vehmeyer, r. H.
vehmeyer, E.. A. Squier, H. M. Smith.
G. L. Knight F. P. Burnham and Fred
Miller.
DR.. G.. NJ, Dixon is expected home on
Monday from Wisconsin. where he was
suddenly called two weeks ago on ac-
count of the serious illness of his
father.
Charles E. Corder and sonsand Mas
yesterday.
The dewey Whist Club was enter
tanned at the home of Miss Mabel ANS
den on Friday evening. Mrs. J. T. Pur-
ington and B. Leonard carried off the
first prizes, and the boobies fell to Mrs.
3. Leonard and G. N. Osgood. After
the game the guests repaired to the
din 'hg-room. where dainty refresh
me a1ts were served. The table deco
ra fions were exceedingly pretty, the
p fevailing color being lavender. Those
crescent were: Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Pur-
6ngton, Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Osgood, Mr..
and Mrs. j. J.. Sinclair, Mrs. M. v.
Koch, Mr.. Lamoree, Mrs. ]. c. Stuber,
&c C. Cotter, Mrs. E. F. Amsden, #.
/ Wallace, Miss Mabel Amsden, c. o.
Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Wright (substitut-
ing for Mr. and Mrs. B. Leonard)
The Jolly Sixteen Whist Club met on
! Tuesday evening at the residence of the
! Misses Della and Amanda HoTnlein.
No. 100 n street. The early part Of
the evening was spent in playing con-
ISOLATION whist. Miss Eva Shape and
Ora Blu sick won the first prizes, end
Miss Eta Freeman and Miss Amanda
Hornlei,a. who acted as substitute for
a gent eman, won the second prizes.
Miss Lille Heich and Edward Heich
also acted as substitutes. At the con-
clusion of the game the guests We're
served with dainty supper, after
which they resumed the game. The
Floral, Love Story" the first prize, was
won BY Miss Laura M. Morrison, and
the second by H. w. Shartzer. The
parlttrs were beautifully draped in pale
blue cambria and tastefully decorated
willis morning glories, peoples and pink
car nations The dining-room was
dry ped in orange, and the table was