The record-union., 1899-01-15

city.
Miss Edna Mckee returns to Berke-
ley to-day to attend college.
George Didion has returned to the
State University, after pleasant va
cation with his parents in Sacramento.
Sunset Parlor, No. 26, N. S. G. w,
Installed it's officers on last Thursday
evening. The Past President is. Don
Morris. The following are the officers:
Frank c. Schuler, President; w. II.
Harrison, First Vice President; Albert
Elkus, Second Vice President; w. H.
Devlin, Third Vice President; L. W.
Ripley, Recording Secretary; F. H.
Conn, Financier; G. c. Schuman,
Treasurer; c. r. Seavey, Marshall
Trustees, J. J. Monteverde and H. f.
Yardley. AT the conclusion of the IN
stallation a German tea" was served.
It was a very enjoyable affair. there
being a musical program consisting OF
number of selections by Neale's or
chestra, and a song by the Capital City
Wheelmen Quartet. entitled When the
Leaves Begin to Turn Red and Fall"
Encoring, they rendered "Pasamaea'
in an excellent manner. The feat ature
Of the evening, though, was George B
Lovdars rendition of "She Certainly
Was Good to Me- Remarks were given
by John Haly on the Natives" A. c.
Kaufman spoke of the Curly Bears"
and w. H. Devlin on Law"
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Miss Gertrude Arnold entertained a
number of her friends Friday after
noon at whist. Miss Lainie Biewener
won the first prize, and the second was
captured by Miss Maud Shafer. Among
the guests were Misses Leta Ross,
Alma Heitman, Lulu Yoerk, Lulu Ma
son, Kate Biewener, Kate Heilbron,
May McAdams, Winifred Lewis, Eunice
Shepherd, Lainie Biewener, Maud Sha-
fer and Alice Washburn.
Mrs. F. w. Ellis of Tehama is visit
ing friends in this city for a short
while.
The B. B. c. Whist Club met at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. ], J. c. Fitzger-
aid, 1920 I street, on Thursday even
ing. Mrs. H. P. Brown and Miss Josie
Bauer carried off the honors at con-
ISOLATION whist, after which social en-
tertainment was provided for the
guests. 1t was after midnight when
the party adjourned. and all proclaimed
it one of the most pleasant meetings
of the club.
Miss Josie Bauer of San Jose is visit
ing with her sister, Mrs. ]. C. Boyd.
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Despite the inclement weather of
Tuesday last quite number Of women
assembled at Liberty Hall, Foresters'
building, to hear the lecture of Mrs.
Henri Fairweather on the subject, 1.-THE
Ring and the Book" Mrs. Fairweather
talked for two hours on the subject,
holding the attention Of her listeners
to the end. The next lecture will be
given by Mrs. E. B. Purnell on the
topic, Rise Of Mohammedanism."
Dr. j. NJ. Lionberger and Joseph Del
trich of Dallas City, Ill.,, We're visiting
the family Of o. W. Erlewine for few
days during the first of last week. They
are visiting the principal cities of the
West, and will return by the southern
route. and will not reach home until
March.
Miss Lou Jones entertained a few
friends Wednesday evening in honor
of Miss Moll of Sebastopol, near Santa
Rosa. Games and music were the feat
ures Of the evening.
Mrs. Rob McCreary has been called
to San Francisco, owing to the serious
illness Of her mother.
Mrs. Will Hunt has gone to San Jose
to reside permanently.
Miss Mamie Russell Is the guest OF
W. r. Cluness and family IN San Fran
cisco,
Mrs. William H. Mills and Miss Della
Mills, who came up from San Fran
cisco to attend the inaugural ball, were
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Shee-
han.
A large number of ladies attended the
reception given by Mrs. Henry T. Gage
at her rooms in the Golden Eagle Ho-
tel She will be at home on Wednes-
days.
DR.. F. B. Sutliffe will entertain the
Critic Club at his home this evening.
The subject for the evening will be so
cialistic Living in America"