The Western outlook., 1915-10-23
SACRAMENTO NEWS.


SACRAMENTO, Cal, Oct. 1s.-Mrs.
Lena Harper returned last Sunday
evening, after pleasant visit to the
fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bowman were
visitors at the fair Sunday last.
On last Tuesday night at the Y. NJ.
C. A. the members of the Sunday
school teachers training class received
their diplomas The class consisted of
three members, and Mrs. e. w. Robin
son, superintendent of st. Andrews
A NJ. e. Sunday school, was the only
colored member in the class, and her
average was 100 per cent. Mrs. Rob-
inson, accompanied by her sister, Mrs.
| {. F. Hammond, of Columbus, Ca. at
| tended the cafeteria luncheon at $3.50,
at which time toasts in names of differ
emit parts of the railroad system were
given by the graduates. Mrs. Robin
sons toast, THE Union Pacific was
loudly applauded.
| On Wednesday evening. September
20, Mrs. C. S. Flood entertained in
honor of Mrs. Hammond of Georgia
| Whist was enjoyed. Those present
were Mr. and Mrs. Robinson and Mr..
and Mrs. J. N. Scott, besides the
hostess and honored guest.
| Tuesday evening, September rs, Miss
H Noble, a much-loved Sacramento
girl, was given a surprise and miscel-
laneous shower by members of the
| Monday club, of which she has served
as president for the past two years. 1t
L in, Of her, haf hol to
Rev. Allen Newman, pastor of the Bap-
fist church of San Francisco. The
shower was complete surprise to Miss
Noble and it was some time before she
became composed enough to express
her thanks for the many beautiful and
useful presents. Dainty refreshments
lwere served by the committee, COM
posed of Mrs. P. f. O'Rielly, Mrs
Canada and Miss Jennie Elebeck. Miss
Elebeck, as chairman, was the moving
Esprit of the affair. Among the gifts
were: Mrs. Minnie Smith, Turkish EN-
broidered towel; Mrs. Quinn, crepe d.
chine embroidered corset cover; Mrs
tDyer, embroidered towel; Mrs. de Cla-
brook, fancy Turkish towel; Miss J
Elebeck, chocolate set; Mrs. o. Jack
son, Miss Allie and Grace Jackson
: hand painted creamer; Mrs. B. A
Johnson, six initial tea towels; Mrs
Bell Butler, fancy tea apron; Mrs. Ho1'
land, fancy guest towel; Mrs. Guy
: fancy guest towel; Mrs. Canada, Bat
teRbprg scarf; - Mrs q Ovens w OF Lo:
Hall, hand embroidered napkin hold
ers; Mrs. Noble, embroidered japanese
kimono; Mrs. O'Rielly, fancy tea apron
: Mrs. Canada, beautiful lingerie set ant
boudoir cap.
The beautiful home of Mr.. and Mrs
U. G. Holland was, on October IA, the
scene Of birthday party given il
honor of their son, William Estes
Browns twenty-first birthday. Toe
: house and veranda were beautifully
decorated. The porch was all incloset
so as to form japanese tea garden
with lanterns, wisteria vines, shaggy
pink chrysanthemums, Japanese dane
. ing girls and pink cherry blossoms. The
supper and cards table were placed or
. the outside. Roses, dahlias kosmos
and potted plants were the decorations
for the inside, where candy, lemonade
and punch were served. The orchestra
consisting of four pieces, rendered
beautiful music during the evening and
dancing was much enjoyed by the
younger set He received many beau
full presents from relatives and friends
Mr.. Holland is the only son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. U. G.. Holland and is an indus
trious young man of good habits. rearec
and educated in Sacramento, he is a
credit to our race. He is now filling a
responsible position in our local post
office. Time will not permit us to
publish the names Of all present but
there were several from the nearby
lcities in attendance.
Mrs. B. A. Johnson of 1901 G street
was the hostess at a very enjoyable
Il dinner party on Thursday afternoon II
was given complimentary to Mrs. Ham
mond of Georgia and Mrs. e. w. Rob-
inson. A very pleasant time was spent
A pleasant affair was the camp-fir
luncheon given by Mrs. T. D. Walker
as a farewell courtesy to her sister,
Mrs. Hammond of Georgia. The color
scheme was red. Covers were laid for
twelve. Those present to enjoy the
lseven-course dinner were Mesdames
Fletcher. Dyer, e. s. Moore, C. Flood,
Guy, Scott, Frances, De Claybrook
Robinson, O'Rielly. Hammond and T.
d. Walker. Every one present enjoyed
the occasion. Mrs. Hammond has been
very much entertained while In our
lcity and has endeared herself to many,
She left on : the seventh for Los
Angeles to spend a few days before
leaving for her home in Columbus, Ga
She was much impressed with Califor-
i MIA.
Mrs. Clara Elebeck, who has been
critically i'll. is somewhat improved at
this writing.
Madame Walker while in our city
was the guest of Mrs. Belle Mills.
Miss Bertha Brassfieid of Los
Angeles Is a pleasant visitor in our
midst, the guest OF her sister, Mrs.
Hamilton.
Mr.. ]. L. Derrick was visitor in
our city for q few hours last Wednes-
day in the interests of the paper.
Mrs. ]. w. walkers name is among
the lucky fifty in the contest.
The Monday club will meet at the
residence OF Mrs. Lille Peck, Octo-
Der 25.
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