Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1901-06-14
PLYMOUTH.

Qay surprise party was given IN n0nOr
of the Misses Lucy Rowe and Olga Ger
rams at Halls residence last Saturday
evening. Those present were Mesdames
Hall and Gerrans, Misses Lucy Rowe,
Olga Gerrans. Mabel Gerrans, Laura
Dugan, Pattie Coster, Helen Brown,
Maeme DOMAIN, Blanche Bennett, Amy
Slavich, Alma Dugan, Katie Bunker,
Ella Slavich, Ethel Gerrans; Messrs.
Will Rowe, Elmer Aver, Will Brown,
AL Dugan, James Dohman, Clarence
Ball, Robert Coster, Edward Wilds,
Lawrence Ball, George Devore and
Johnnie Bunker. The evening was
spent by playing charades and numer-
Gus other games. Ice cream and cake
were served as refreshments to which
all did ample justice. A number of
presents we're received by the young
ladies. All dispersed to their homes at
IL o'clock pleased with the evenings
entertainment.
Mrs. NJ. Behulo and sister-in-law
Miss Ella, who have been the guests of
Mrs. Butler, returned to San Francisco
last Thursday.
The Band Boys are engaged to play
for the Wrigglesworth picnic, June IA.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Kent and Miss
Bessie Jacobs of Jacobs, spent Sunday
here.
A birthday surprise party was given
in honor of Mr.. Will Brown last Satur-
day at his home. Those participating
in the evenings entertainment we're:
Mesdames Brown, AFFORD, Ball, Wise,
Liddicoat and Misses Helen Brown,
Birdie Kephart, Laura Dugan, Pattie
Coster, Mabel Gerrans, Maeme DOMAIN,
Blanche Bennett, Amy Slavich, Alma
Dugan, Lucy Rowe, Ella Slavich, Olga
Gerrans, Oracle Wise; Messrs. Brown,
Thomas, Bastian, William AFFORD,
Will Brown, Frank Denison, Edmund
Thoms, Will Rowe, James Dohman,
Gene DenisQn, Clarence Ball, Robert
Coster, Elmer Aver, Lloyd Denison,
AL Dugan, Edward Wilds, Lawrence
Ball, George Devore and Ralph
Bastian. The Plymouth Band fur
nished music for the occasion. Many
interesting games were played. A
glass jar filled with sixty candy hearts,
was passed among the crowd for each
to guess the number it contained.
Miss Amy Slavich guessed the exact
number, and was presented with a
heart-shaped box of candy. A very
neat and attractive blue and pink
heart with part of quotation, was
presented to each guest, who completed
it by finding the rest of the quotation,
and at the same time partner for the
evening. Refreshments were ice cream
and cake. All had jolly good time.
Under the auspices of the Sunday
School, picnic was given here Tues
day, June II. The procession, headed
by the Band, started from the NJ. E.
church at 10 o'clock, and marched
through the main street, thence to the
picnic ground. The following pro-
gramme was rendered in the after
noon: Song, Columbia, Sunday School;
Recitation, Ethel Gerrans; Duet, Jen-
ME Orven and Oracle Wise; Recitation,
Mae Slavich; Music, Plymouth Band;
Dialogue, Small Glass; Recitation,
Oracle Wise; Song, Sunday School;
Recitation, Anna Burke; Recitation,
Alice Wilson; Duet, Gladys Kipp and
Eddie Lawson. Dialogue, leila Gray,
Oracle Wise and Edward Lawson;
Music, Plymouth Band. The attend
ance was good and the picnic proved
both social and financial success.
Miss Miriam Owens, who has been
in Sacramento for some time, returned
home Monday evening.
School election was held here last
Friday, Mrs, G. Shields, Mr.. Woods,
and L. Burke being candidates.
Messrs. Woods and Burke were duly
elected, Livery teams were kept busy
carrying voters to and from the polls,
Miss Emily Steiner of Suffer Creek,
is the guest Of her mother, Mrs.
Steiner, of this place.
The Pritchard residence is being
treated to fresh coat of paint.