Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-21
SOCIETIES,
Some of the Social Features Of sacramsr

SOCIETIES.
Some Of the Social Features Of Sacramento
As the season for pleasure seeking and
sociability is jIst opening the idea suggests
itself Of looking about to see whether or not
Sacramento offers the advantage in this re-
spsct of other cities of the same size. This
city has for many years been Justly known as
community of homes, and her citizens have
been proud Of that title, while the society
here is as selec. and composed Of as good
material as any on the coast, or, in fact, as
can be found anywhere in this country. Yet
tie mere possession Of wealth is not supposed
to be passport into good society. and the
lack of il certainly does not bar out persons
who have the other qualifications necessary
TO Introduce them into the presence of we'll
bred people. There are in the city a large
nu nber Of societies-scienti6c, literary, ar
tistic, musical and social, which foster and
encourage good fellowship, and tend in
great measure to bring the different classes
of people together more intimately. A list
has been CONT lied of those already organized,
which viii not be uninteresting to the gen.
eral RAIDER:
La GAZETTE CLUB
Was organized about two years ago. Il
assemblies on Wednesday evenings st Turner
Hall. The officers and membership are as
follows: Lewellyn Tuzer. Frank Miller,
George E. Bates, Ed. r. Hamilton. A. 40.
bolt, Executive COMMITTEES. Mrs. Fred.
Birdsdall, Mrs. A L. Hart. Mrs. Lswellyn
Tezer, Mrs. o. P. Goodhue, Mrs. Frank
Miller, Mrs. Ed. r. Hamilton, Mrs.
George o. Bates, Mira. C. H. Hub
bard, Ladies' Reception COMMITTEES. A.
Bennett, George Z Bates, w. E. Briggs, w.
p. Coleman. w. H. Colclough. J. Frank
Clark, J. H. Carroll, DR.. W. r. Clunes',
John T. Carey, G. +. Dillmsn, HI. Z.
Freeman, James l. Felter, W. r. S.
Foye, o. P. Goodhue, Ed. r. Hamilton.
Z. G.. Hamilton, August Hebron,
A. l.. Hart, w. A. Hughson, G. I'll. Hub
bard, A. c. Hinkson, w. A. Houghton, JOS
Hahn, Grove l.. johnson, Geo. B Katzen-
Lyon, Frank Miller, w. II. Mills, John Nc.
Neill, r. J. Merkley, Geo. NJ. Mott, John
A. McIntire, B. McCreary. Alex. Nelson.
VIM. III. Pstris, Philip Scheld, Joseph Stcf.
fens II. G. Smith, Geo. Z. Smith. r. d.
SERVER, f. F Tebbeta, A A. Van VOORHEES,
and Talbot II. Wallis. Honorary member,
Governor Geo. c. Perkins.
CYRESAIc CLUB
Meets on Friday evenings at Jacobs Hall for
dancing. 1t was organized on the 9Th iu-
stant, and has q large membership. 1t is
coUposed entirely of young persons. The
officers are C. L. Deuel., President E. L.
Southwark, Secretary 81. a Smith, Treas
urer. Ths members are: T. Lindley, G.
Hawkins, L. Lindley, John L.aRae, Lizzie
Lyme, Fannie Layson, Robert McCreary, H.
McCreary, Laura Miller, Mamie Mesick, w.
Ii. Mills, Irving Mills, j. Nelson, E. Owen,
w. Ormsby. Frank Powers, William Ross,
P Ross, Harry Russell, Susie Russell, j.
Richardson, NJ. Richardson, r. Richardson,
John Shepherd, Charles Sellinger, Eugene
Smith, Frank Smith, Peter Shields, Harry
Smith, George Sherman, Alice Smith, d.
Siddens, n. Siddons, Ella Smith, Len Stef-
fens, Lulu Steffsns, Ernest Southwortb, r.
vim Seymour, J. III. Sheshan, Mary Tracy,
Thomas Wiseman, F. Wiel. Louis Wilcox,
Lilly Wilcox. Clinton White, DR.. Woods,
May Woods, Carrie Williams. Charles Will.
Jams, J. Whsle, L. Whsle, Ellie Waddi-
love, V. Maslin. Frank Martin, Fl. Marvin,
William Acock, Emma Arnold. Bernie
Arnold, Eta Birdsall, F. Bi.dsall, Mart
Beasley, Lee Brown, George Bush, w.
Beardslee, Eva Bennett, Libbie Brewer, L.
Barber, May Burnhsm, Mag. Boutwell,,
May Blakeuey, Edith Bsrkey, Phoebe
Brown, Gus. Buchanan, Z Carroll, II. Car.
roll, William Coshrin, Edward Croft, George
Cosby. William Campbell, Marst Campbell,
Crof Cox, Ewood Croker, Eugene Crouch,
Harry Crouch, Pinkey Cosby, Amy Croker,
Bessie Crouch. Mamie Crouch, Lula Car-
roll, Minnie Clarke, Micnie Carroll, May
Carroll, Minnie Cluress, Mable Cluness,
Emma Crackbon, a. Coglan. Deila Caglan,
Win Cluuess, George Clark, Emma Clarke,
Nellie Clarke, Laura Clarke, Charles Dill
man, Carrie Drsy, Lizzis DilImau, May
Dray, Main. benson, Annie Drsy, Hal Dem
son, Maud benson, Daisy Davis. Ethel Duel.
A. Dray, Ernest Duel, Edward Frazier, Flood
Flint, Alice Flint, John Frost, Charles Flye,
Josie Frost, Edward Figg, Jennie Gsllatiu,
sou. Edward Hamilton, L iward Heilbron.
Hannah Hanson, Emma Hartwell. Edith
Hughsop, Nettie Hamilton, .James Hale. L.
Hubbard, III. Hall. W. Hanlon. Hattie Knox.
Belle Knox, Eva Kennedy, Carrie Gnodhue,
Lily Goodhus, Jennie Graham. Eva Griffiss,
Susa Garfield, Emma Garfield, Pres John
son, Will Huatoon, II. Johnston, Ciem
Hartley, f. johnson, L. Ha 2amer, u John
son, Carroll H ,yfoc5, NJ Lindley. D. Lind
Leach, Jessie Leonard, Carrie Locke. II.
Lindley. NJ. L;ndley, A. Lindley, V. La
Rue, II. L. Rpe, Kate Msrklev, Charles
Millikiu, John Milikin, Winnie Merkley, J.
Mcfarland, B. Mitchell, Mary Miilikin,
Louisa Millikin, II. Mckillip, Charles Me
kiliip, 7. McKune, John Merkley.
ENTIRE NOUS
Social Club was organized about one year ago.
Its officers aud membership are "a follows :
President John L. Stafford; VIce-Presidant,
Mrs. J. Y. Stafford Secretary, A. Y. B1yne !;
Treasurer, J. J. C. Fitzgerald; Sergeaut-at-
Arms, L. w. Mahoneyi Mary a. Lust er,
Carrie Davey, Agnes Phsps, Carrie NJ. Taft,
Katie Frisch, Maggie Hilbert, Emily Boyne,
josie RippoD, Enms Hughes, Addie Hughs,
L. Brodt, Chss. IL. R,ppon, Clovis 7. La
Grave, Loui A King, Geo. n. Hilbert, Geo.
E. Kuchler. c. l.. Baauchamp, John Law
Hughes. The
HEITERTEZT
Social Club comes next in review SIS one of the
oldest ia the city. The club occupies rooms
on the northwest corner of Eighth and X
streets The members are: r Runckel,
President T. E. Jurgins, Vice-President
H. Fisher, Secretary II. Guthrie, Treas
urer; J. Boiler, A. Weizsl, George Fuchs,
Trustees; G; D2hn, Sergeant,at-Arms. G.
Hagelstein, J. Franks. Z. H.gelstein. J.
Franks, J. Weizel, Jr., l.. Nicolsus, H.
Dohp, W. F. Hillebrand, G. Phleger, Fl.
Miller, Fl. Stober, I'll. Friend and L. II.
King.
EUREKA SOCIAL CLUB
The Eureka Social Club was organized in
October, 1872 The society has Handsomely
furnished reception, reading, billiard and
cloak-rooms, on the southeast corner Of Sec.
ond and X streets. They will celebrate their
tenth anniversary on the 9th of November by
an invitation party al Turner Hall. The
members are: Albert Elkus. President
Louis Lithauer, Vice President; Moses L Az
enson. Recording Secretary; Charles Kauf.
man, Financial Secretary Oscar Ross. Treas.
urer 1. n. Hsrtstoll, Gus. Elkus, X. Hy-
man, Samuel Gerson, Gus. Lavensop, S. Lor-
yea, Charles Zcemer. Emil Ste:nnan, Samuel
Feldheim, Moses Levy. d. J. Sim mons, 5.