Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-02-24

RED MEMS CELEBRATION The four tribes
of the Improved Order of Red Men in this
city last evening gave social and literary
entertainment and dance in honor of Wash
ington's Birthday. 1t took place at Turner
Hall, which was dressed with bunting, BAN
ners, emblems of the Order, portrait of
Washington, and other handsome decorations,
designed and put up by Boyne, and which
fairly transformed the otherwise cherries
hall into room of much attractiveness
There was fine audience in attendance. but
it was not so large as the Tribes generally
have at their annual celebrations. Church,
Jones and Beebe's orchestra opened the ex-
ercises with overture, when p. G.. s.,
Grove l.. johnson made the intro
ductory speech, brief, pertinent and
excellently adapted to the spirit
of the gathering The Sullivan sisters,
misses of but u and IA years of age. then
sang beware" and in response to a hearty
encore sang My poor heart is sad with
weeping" Their efforts were creditable and
won them much applause Rev. r. H. B.
Anderson then made an address, having been
called on brief notice to that duty, to fill the
place of Greed Raymond, sickness in whose
family prevented him from attending, he having
been appointed to deliver the annual Grafton.
Mr.. Anderson's address of some seventeen
minutes was patriotic, witty, and full of
thoughtful suggestions. A quintet choir,
consisting of Messrs. Fritz, Hebron, Krebs,
Mohr and Flohr, then sang excellently The
Hunters Joy," and, in response to a warm
recall, gave with good effect the song
"Spring's Delights. Miss Eta Peck then re-
cited ''The Lover Return, "localizing the text
to the great amusement of the audience Her
:, J I N
Albert Hart then recited 1.-THE American
Banner" reading it with patriotic fervor.
The floor was then cleared, and the dance be-
gan and continued until a late hour, with an
intermission for LUNCHEON, which was spread
by Henry Fisher in the lower hall and proved
entirely satisfactory to the guests. The entire
entertainment was well managed, and was
in keeping with the reputation won by the
Tribes in celebrating Washingtons birthday
here during the past nine years. The ladies
took charge of the floor after intermission,
and the ball became leap-year privilege
The management was as follows Floor d.
rector, +. j. Bidwell: Floor Managers-Geo
b. Katzenstein, j. w. Willem, S. A Deuel.,
G. II. Holton. Floor Directress. Mrs. Ed
H Mckee; Managers-Mrs. w. Laing, Mrs.
Geo. b. Katzensteiu, Miss Josie johnson,
Miss Frances Karcher. General Committee
A. Schaden, John Busher, D. L. Townsend,
w. T. Crowell, j. w. Willem, Geo. Scullv,
j. Stafford r. b. Harmon, NJ. Hanrahan, T.
J. Bidwell, G. L. Taylor, G. Sullivan.
THE RELIEF FUND. - The Irish Relief
Committee met last evening at st. Roses
Hall. The committee reported that 81, 701 80
had been collected up to date, and that
81 500 of this amount had been sent to the
sufferers in Ireland. The Committee on
Music reported that Church, Jones & Bee
be's full band had been engaged for the festi-
val, The following additional subscriptions
were reported Rev. p. Scanlan, $50; Rev.
John Leahy, $50 /; Stephen Dryer, SO;
Jas. Corners, SO; Thomas Kenney, $40
p. Filaud, So; Con. Sullivan, 50; Jas. Me
Bride, 50 so; Edward 4. Taylor, s. 90; l..
Jacobs, 80 80.
SURPRISE PARTY. = About sixty persons,
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Avery, gave
them pleasant surprise party at their resi-
dence on o street, Saturday, that being the
ZENITH anniversary OF their marriage. and
presented them with numerous presents oil
tinware.
En- RoUrE.-A. Tucker, Deputy Sheriff Of
Elko. Nevada. passed through the city, en-
route to Stockton, with an insane man nance
Samuels
RECEIVED ANOTHER LARGE INVOICE OF
those beautiful laces, direct from importers.
Among the many qualities can be found
Mechlin, Bonzantine, Point Brabant. Point
Plevna, Point de Naples, Point Applique,
Spanish, Blonde, Torchon, Guipure, Black,
French, Cluney, Maltese, Russian, etc, at
the Red House.
T.D1ps shou1d see thosa {. hutton lid Gloves
for 81 90 One case of calico (apron patterns),
toclose at cents per yard 60 dozen towels
st 81 per dozen, at the Red House.
J. f. CUTTERS OLD BoURBov.-This cele-
brated Whisky is for sale by all 6rst-class
druggists and grocers. Trade mark-Star
within Shield.
rv.pxpony nses Cbesley's Rock 4 Rye. All