The record-union., 1899-10-29
a very enjoyable afternoon was passed.

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Mrs. Lydia Adams Williams Of Ge-
noa, New. was entertained this week
by Mrs. o. e. Hughes and family at
their residence, 1923 G street. Mrs.
Williams is Corresponding Secretary
for the Nevada State Board of the
Paris Exposition Commission.
Miss Mamie Chandler has gone to
San Francisco to continue her studies
in elocution. She is accompanied by
her mother
Mrs H. H. Main of San jose is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. V. u. GOODRICH
at 1927 j street.
Miss Lucy Black, who has been visit
ing Mrs. o. E. Hughes, has returned
to her home at Stockton.
A very charming dinner party was
given on Friday by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Witherell at their home 1105 I street,
complimentary to Mrs. H. H. Main of
San Jose The following-named guests
were present. Mrs. H. H. Main, Mr..
and Mrs. v. D. Goodrich, Mrs. Lydia
Adams Williams, Mrs. v. M. Bayless,
Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Witherell and w.
J. Witherell
Mrs. M. T.. Hammer and Miss Ham
mer have returned after an absence OF
several months. They will be at home
the first, second and third Wednes-
days at 1887 I street.
0f nrt-
land, Or, who are spending their honey
moon in California, are at present the
guests of c. D. Brooke, uncle of the
bride. Mr.. Jones is interested in one
of the large transportation companys
Of the north. The happy couple Will
visit the southern counties before their
return home
| Yosemite Council, No. 10, of Alameda,
accompanied by the Great Prophecies,
Hattie Whipple of Fort Bragg. Great
Wenonah Jennie Wiesel Great Junior
| Sycamore H. A Holder and Great Chief
of Records P L. Bliss of San Francisco,
( paid Wenonah Council, No. 2, a fra
ternal visit the other evening at their
wigwam, which was beautifully decor
ated for the occasion. The visitors
|
the counciD by Great Pocahontas Anna
e. Gill, Great Sachem E. B. Wilson,
| Past Great Pocahontas Nora Klink and
| Great Keeper of Records Bertha Bra
zile. The visiting team exemplified the
| degree work in a creditable manner.
AT late hour all marched to Foresters'
banquet hall, where a bountiful spread
of corn and venison was had Nearly
| tod Tn1af afNI
bower of greens sweet music was rem
dered. Speech making, songs and reel
tatons We're indulged in until the wee
small hours. During the evening the
Great Pocahontas A. +. Gill, on behalf
Of Wenonah Council, presented to the
postmaster Nora Klink, a beautiful
chain. The following day the visitors
were treated to a carryall ride around
the city and shown the various points
of interest. A reception was held at
the wgwam in the evening. Monday
evening the team Of Wenonah Council
presented their degree work, after
which refreshments were served In the
banquet hail. and dancing and merry
making continued until late hour. The
visitors departed amid cheers and good
wishes, deeming their visit to Sacra-
| iAltulO d IHOSl eIJOydDlG one.
Mrs Jennie Weisel, Great Wenonah
of San Francisco is visiting Great
Keeper of Records Mrs. E. ]. Brazile
and Great Prophecies H. A. Whipple is
spending a few days as the guest of
Mrs. A. c. Klink.
On Tuesday evening last Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Norton celebrated their silver
anniversary at their residence, 2519 H
street. Only relatives and a few inti-
mate friends were present They were
the recipients of many beautiful and
costly presents. One Of the features of
the occasion was the presence of four
generations, The parlors We're beauti-
| fully decorated with smilax and potted
plants. AT the conclusion of the festivi-
ties, which lasted until late hour next
morning, the, guests parted with heart
felt wishes that their host and hostess
might live to celebrate their golden an
niversary.
A very pleasant affair took place at
the Restaurant de France on Wednes-
day night, it being a dinner given by
the members of Califia Parlor, N. D. G.
W., who won the first prize for the best
decorated carriage in the Fourth of
July parade, to the winners of the Sec
ond prize and those who assisted in
the work Of decorating. Several of the
| parties were unable to be present, to
their regret Those who were present
were: Misses Dottie Smith, Kate
Haley, Theodore Willis, Kate Bic
wener, Lille Wallace and Mollie B.
Johnston, and Mesdames r. D. Finnie,
Eva Nicholl, G. P. Curtis, c. Barton
and Lena Martin. After the seven
courses had been duly disposed Of,
toasts were proposed and responses
made. When they separated it was
with the unanimous verdict that the
evening had been a thoroughly enjoy
able one.
Mrs. N. L. Marcellas is visiting
friends in Grass Valley.
One Of the daintiest birthday parties
was given on Saturday, in honor Of the
fifth birthday of Elizabeth Barrett, at
the beautiful home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. X. Barrett 1880 Fl street
Over forty children made the after
noon merry one, and many of the
mothers enjoyed the gaiety of happy
| childhood. Miss Pritchard assisted in
| aO0uSipp fba 1itt1a 0pac on1 tba vro1,