Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-08
MEETING OF THE LADIES.

There was large attendance at the ladies
meeting held at Pioneer Hall yesterday after
noon to make arrangements for the approach
ing entertainment to be given for the benefit
of the Howards. A spirit of earnestnes:
psrVaded the meeting and gave promise Of
success.
Many Of the committees reported and SONS
new ones were formed. In the haste of max.
ing up the previous list of committees, some
were omitted, and have since been placed as
additlonals " on committees.
As some objections have been expressed to
q calico party, it was decided to have walk
ing costume or plain dress party Also, on
account OF the music being engaged on the
l4th inst, the time Of holding the entertain
ment, was changed to Thursday evening,
January 18Th.
The following gentlemen were unanimously
chosen to dispose of the tickets, except at
the Capitol and railroad shops which some
young ladies have bravely volunteered TO
canvass in the cause of charity:
Committee of observation-disclosures. +. B.
Mott G.. d. Wheeler, A Gallatin, j. Nc
Neill. G. w. Chesley. w. ?. Coleman, S.
Layenson, j. Q. Brown, D. Flint, Q. IL.
Cummings, Cy. Hubbard, Chas. McCreary,
w. E Gerber, J. Hahn, L. Elkus, 2. 81.
Russell, w. A. Houghton. S. H. Davi-
Frank Miller, P. Boil, L. Bien, L. r. Wise
man, j. L. Watson, VIM. Gwynn, n. II.
Eos er, X. o. Cravens.
The Committee on Printing promised to
have some of the tickets st W 2. C0leman's
office next Monday noon for distribution. 1t
was urged that the gentlemen commence dis
posing of the tickets as soon as possible.
Additions to committees were announced
as follows: To Committee on Ice Cream
Mrs. Ed. Lyons, Mrs Locke Mrs. Lorenz,
Mrs. jackson, Mrs. Augusta Meister, Mrs
VIII Freeman, Mrs. Lille Brurer, Misses
Lou Turner, Nellie Dunlap, Etue Lavenson,
Allie Flint, Lizzie Dillmsn.
To Committee on Candy-Misses Susie
Wilkins, Hattie Grim, Nellie Robin, Susie
Russell, Emma Felter, Belle Felter, Georgia
Wilburn.
To Committee on Setting Tables-lIrs.
Merkley, Mrs. j. Lewis. Mrs. w. a. Henry,
Mrs, r W. Iawis, Mrs. ]. CrolY, Ms. 4.
j. Gardiner, Mrs. Z. c. Paine, Mrs. j. 4.
Woodson, Mrs. Parsons, Mrs. Deunison, Mis-.
Fitch and Nus Chadderdon.
Additional to the Committee on Flowers
Mrs Lagos, Mrs. George w. Parsons, Ms.
Stafford, Miss Kate Wienrich, Misses Melar-
ric and Lizzie Parsons, Misses maud Den
nison, Grace Wschhorst, Lou Marvin. Sadie
Paine, Laurs Plant. Carrie Locke Hattie
Knox, Fannie Cox, Lille d yinell, Florence
Knights, Annie Smith, Fannie Smith and A.
j ohns
Additional to Committee on Ncckties;
Mrs. Sksggs, Mrs. WIN Marvin, Miss Sseley
an Miss Lizzie Griffin.
The following Committee was appointed on
Lemonade Mrs. q. W Clarke, Mrs. w. \,
Houghton. Mrs G. r. Parsons, Mrs. j. W
Porter, Mrs. W. G. Clarke, Misses Susie
Garfield, Hannah Hanson, Mamie Russell,
j ennie Lindley. Zoe johnson, Nellie Acock
and Nellie Clarke.
Committee to solicit contributions from
butchers, bakers and grocers-Mrs. S. @.
Mott and Mrs. George Taylor.
District committees to solicit contributors
for the supper;
Between E, f and G, from Front to Tenth
Mrs. T. D. SERVER same above Tenth,
Mrs. Jackson.
From H to Tweutieth-NIrs. c. Lagos.
For I, J and l., from Front to Fifth streets
Mrs. Denison and Mrs Weinstock.
Upon K, from Front to FiIth-Mrs Geo.
Stafford
For T. J, K and L, from Fifth to Tenth
streets-Alrs. w. r. Emery.
For NJ, n and 0, from Front to Sixth
Chadderion and Miss Ella
Locke.
or NJ, N ana " ABOVE sixth Street-AE1s.
-iI.hsl !, ana ~ Mrs. N GeofE *, 'a'e'
ION
For P above Tonth-Mrs. John Lewis.
For @ and r above Teuth-Niiss MoIlie
ms f,,l,,,,;,. III. ,,,,.4.l 49,. 49,.
CHARGE az and copl,nt rbe h n'nd Mrs
w p Emery. Mrs Gsoroe Favor Mrs
VIM Stevenson Miss f. Ia. Smith Mss Eittr
Damn. Miss Emma Arnold. Mis-. lanes
Harvey and Mrs, Belle Allen.
The folioving, ladies will establish q bootl,
in which the mysteries of the pas5. present
AID future will b, revealed with accuracy
Mrs II ID Kent Miss Nettie Saelev. Natria
K. Powers. Lucv O'B.is. aod Ella Har-
risop.
The next meefiug viii be hell on Tuesday
next. at I: 80 P. H.. at the Pioneer hail. when
all committees were earnestly requested TO
be present and report The President re-
ported that Messrs. Weirstocs il J.ubio have
literally donated the canvas for the hail fl 5or.
and will have the same made ready for mt.
ting down: also. that Alderman r. Co. have
kindly aided by donating the use of crockery
required. 1t was also stated that others have
signihed their willingness 10 literally aid
the enterprise. The meeting then adjourned.
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pears 'h@C the sISVeiiieilO 10 winch reference
was yesterday made by the RECORD UNION,
that matter comnosed and Drinted in 4he
c. % -. OGs., g., - 81, tt.
0'4' : '.4'inS 0'i''0 'oi 'le S'''O NAl,hiv'ti''
ural Soeletys report, was distributed by
order of the Agricultural Department aud not
made use of to the extent Of 100 pages. was
erroneous. The Secretary of the State Agri-
cultural Society is authority for the state
ment that copy was Withdrawn from the
printer, but it was done before it was put
i:',G =, Pc @ iepo ~ tiGu lilS Gl9tt1o' 90
subsso1entIv. nader direction Of the P,esi.
dent of the Society, were withdrawn, it being
found necessary TO reduce and "a reWrite mauy
- 80, I'll, - - pi d III az as
a., 1nnecsssor;lv o6fed tbe law ,',, IL a.
,,,;ah tba1, 900 ~ IT, 40" go
tha+ +ba ra,,ar, Iii ~, ,7-;,t'S -
at 4ao ,,sdes a,'d a1sl,,rd
~ Ill 80 $500
r,il.ss too 80 w. Prssileli+ IS ~ g.
- 80 v6o IN fnij accSr5 9Th tbs sentj
800, ras,dd =; 4ba y ITn,1o,-
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