Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-30

Present were the following:
Misses C. Hebron Emma Arnold, Katie Quinn,
Winifred VI. Ryan, Josie Spenser, Florence Knight,
s. Il. Ten Eyck, Mary E. Clark, II. Rain, Carrie
Locke Ella Locke, Mamie l.. Ramage Hattie Price
Esther Jacobs Katie Doody, Jennie McMenomy,
Mary Aiken, Sarah Levy, Ida Elkus, Emma Do
herty, Nellie Woodward, Mary Mcdonald, Ada
Ginsberg, r. Ginsbcrg, Katie Galligan, Cas- lie
Fairfield, Nellie Frazer, Maggie Friedman, Laura
Weller, Rosa Bories, Lena WOODBURY., Edith
Cro-by, Huldah Febush, Mollie Minis, Josie
Biggs, $; Payne, Sarah Friedman, Amelia
B0ries, Jennie Lew, Ellen Buckley, A bic
Sawtelle, Laura Plant, Louisa Bories, A. Elkus,
Zee johnson, +. L ellis, Belle Marks, Ida Callahan
Rosa Cooney, Flora Cooncy, II. VI Houston, \.
Rogers, Jenny Wise, Julia Cooney, Hannah Hanson,
Katie Eckhardt, Belle Goldman, Susie Garfield, L.
Decker, Tony Goldman, Emma Garfield, S. Decker,
Hattie Lyon, Eta Layenson, Dora Summeriield,
Nellie Parmeeter, Edith Warren, Minnie Martin,
Annie Foster, Jennie teina n, JcGnie Burke, Ella
McCeery, Mary McCleery, Belle f. johnson, E.
Dixon, May Mckee, Lucy Gett, j. Marks, Clara
Felter, K'tie E. Daley, Rachel Coil, Josephine
Johnson, Emma Ellis NJ Butcher, Max Marchant.
VI. Levy, Mary Barnes, ". johnson, Flora Goldman,
Mary Decker, Nellie Acocl, Carrie TAFT Deyeney,
F. A. Arnold, Matte Jones, Theresa Lesrnan, Mag
gle Foster Laura Weinrch, Alice Warren, b.
Wagenblast, Emily Buckley, and also Misses
Lotthammer, Boyne, Abel, Myers, Murray, Phillips,
Ginsbsy, Boomer, Cuny, Bates Sweet, 0schwad,
the Misses Wilson and others.
THE AWARDS.
At u o'clock the signal for awarding of
prizes was given, and all attention was at
once tsrned to the judges stand. Mr. Hart
named the awards and delivered the prizes
as follows, the recipients going upon the
stand and unmasking as their names were
called, and receiving hearty applause from
| the audience:
| First prize-An elegant dressing case, inlaid
with pearl and tortoise shell, for best dressed
| lady, awarded to Miss Jennie Steinmann, OF
San Francisco, who appeared in the charac
ter of AN Egyptian Queen"
Second-A fine cameo ring for best dressed
gentleman, awarded to j. O. MARITIME, who
appeared in the character of Earl of Dun
raven"
Third-A gold watch, for the best sus-
tanned lady character, given to Miss Eureka
Brnbri as Gervsise in 'LAssommoir.'
Fourth-Gold- headed cane. for best sus-
tanned gentleman's character, awarded to
Gustav Marks, who made himself lively as
an Italian fruit vender."
Fifth-A pearl opera glass for best local
character, was awarded to Samuel Ginsberg,
representing Mr.. Chandler.
Sixth-A twenty-dolar gold piece for the
best group, awarded to " Select School Glass,
which was at once donated by the ladies and
gentlemen composing the group-Si0 to an
orphan, whose needs came to their notice
yesterday, and $40 to the Towards.
A1Cer the CONCLUSION OF aNdltlS anu u rev
moments spent in unmasking and merry
making over mutual surprises, affected and
real, an intermission was declared and the
| larger portion of the company repaired to
the hall below, where very tasteful collation.
was spread by Henry Fisher, caterer.
After the intermission dancing was re-
sumed and spectators were allowed to par
! ticipate in it. and the merry making con-
| tinued until an early hour this morning. AS
a whole the masquerade was social success
and pleasant event, and creditable to the
| taste of the Club.
! CAPITOL NoTE.-The Senate Committee
on Elections held . meeting last
night to consider the case of Byrne
VS.. Desty. There was but one opinion
as to the ineligibiiity of Desty. Mr..
| Bishop, Byrne's counsel, made an argument
in favor of giving the seat to Byrnes Sena-
| tor Enos an argument in favor Of holding a
new election. Ryan Dem.) being absent,
| the committee consisted of four Republicans
and two Democrats. The vote stood three
for Byrnes, two for declaring the seat vacant
and one senator ,Johuson) declining to vote.
METROPOLITAN THEATER-The Davene-
Roseri-American -Four Variety Combination
gave last evening another thoroughly enjoy
| able performance. This evening Is to
| be the last. but one, on which the
troupe will appear here, and the perform.
ance will be for the benefit of ID. j. Sim
mons. a new programme is to be presented
by the company and all the specialists are to
appear in full round of acts
WANTED WHIsKr.-George Willis walked
into D. Gardner's woodward last evening
and stole an armful of wood When ar
rested BY officer Eldred he confessed that he
stole the wood, and said he only took enough
to buy a drink of China gin.
ARREsrs.-The following arrests were made
Yesterday: John Gordon, disturbing the
peace, by officer Dolan; All Lee, battery, by
Constable Harvey; George Willis, petit lar.
ceny, by officer Eldred.
THE PAY CAR.-The pay car of the Central
| Pacific Railroad Company will arrive to day
from the California Pacific Road, and will
pay Sacramento employees tomorrow.
UspELIvERED MEssAGEs.-There are mes
sa1es at the Western Union Telegraph Office
for John T. Hall, A. H. Craft, W. r. Eaton
and Hattie Price.