The record-union., 1899-01-15

back to college Friday. and Miss Edna
Stone win leave to-day.
Miss Bessie Graham has returned,
after spending the holidays with friends
in San Francisco.
State Treasurer Truman Reeves and
family are housekeeping at 1907 l.
street. Mrs. Reeves and daughter will
days OF the month.
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l..
Robinette, John Straub and Miss Susie
Robinette We're married at noon on
Wednesday of last week. Rev. Mr.
Hoskinson performed the ceremony
Owing to sickness in the family, but
few guests were invited. The young
people were recipients OF many beau
tiful presents. After short sojourn
at 'the bay" they will return to their
pretty home on Eleventh street, where
they will be glad to greet their friends
The Good Time" Whist Club We're
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Conn
at their home, 2501 street, Friday
night. Consolation whist was the order
of the evening, and dainty refreshments
We're served at midnight. Mrs. George
Sherman won first prize for the ladies.
and Peter Ruman for the gentlemen
Miss Sophia Jones and John jackson
Monteverde consoled themselves with
the BOBBY prizes.
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On Friday evening Miss Nellie Foss
entertained the 'I Don't Care" Whist
Club at the home of her cousins. Mr..
and Mrs Robert Chapman, 1918 G
street. Misses Leona Carrel and Minnie
Shafer and Robert Chapman and
George Staiger acted as substitutes.
Miss Carrie Washburne and Ernest
Chapelle We're victorious in winning
first honors, and Miss Edna Mack and
Harry Bartelle received the consolation
favors. Refreshments were served
after which the guests retired to the
parlors and played games until late
hour. The next meeting will be held
at the home of the Misses Saunders.
6O3 Fourteenth street, January q, 1899.
Miss Nellie Pruett of Auburn, who
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turned to her home Thursday evening.
While here she was the guest OF Mrs.
F. A. Wallace, lila Seventh street. and
Miss Grace Westlake. Gil K street.
The Junior Saturday Club met yester-
day afternoon at the residence of Miss
Eugenia Stafford, 5171a street, when
the following program was rendered:
Composition, Life of Rubinstein," Jes-
sic Beaton; reading, "Jud Browning's
Version of How Rubinstein Played"
Miss Celia Saunders; piano solo, 'Pizzi-
cato Bluette" (Theodore Lack). Miss
Eugenia Stafford; piano solo, Inter
mezzo" from "Cavalleria Rusticana'
(Mascagni), Miss Blanche Rippon; vocal
solo, "I'll Marry the Man 1 Love" H.
Rosenfeld), Master Carroll Robinson;
piano solo, 1.-The Bohemian GirP'
(Grawer). Miss Anna Thorpe; piano
solo, '.The Pearly Cascade" I'M
promptu op 80 (H. Lichner), Miss Stella
Ginsberg; vocal solo, She Was Bred
in Old Kentucky (Stanley Carter),
Miss Carrie Littlefield.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Coyle returned yes
terday from a six weeks trip to Michi-
gen, Illinois and Missouri.
Regardless Of the storm Friday even
ing, the "Old Glory reception rendered
by Mrs. DR.. Waggoner to her. guest,
Mrs. Lydia C. Hinckley of San Fran
cisco, Department Assistant Inspector
of Ladies of the Grand Army of the
Republic, was a very pleasant affair
The flag was in evidence everywhere,
serving as portieres and screens. Re-
freshments were plentiful, and if there
is health or medicinal virtue in laugh
ter and good cheer those present car
ried away with them sufficient for many
days. Mrs. Hinckley is the lady who
made, presented and unfurled the flag
or the occasion of the dedication of
the Memorial Grove in Capitol Park.
has the distinguished honor of furnish
ing the first flag that was carried to
Manila and made the largest flag that
ever foated on Hawaiian and Pacific
waters.
At the residence of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. F. E. Haswell. 2402 I street,
on Saturday afternoon, from 2 to 8,
Royce Haswell entertained number OF
his young friends, the occasion being
the anniversary of his seventh birth
day. The time was spent in games
and jollity and refreshments were serv-
ed. Those present We're: Edith Elk
ington, Alice Weisler, Oscar Lemon,
CArARRH OF THE STOMACH