Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-20

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on board. They ran to the bridge, and then
| had a view of the smoke of the locomotive
half a mile from Washington. The last
returned to toe depot, and sat down TO rest.
| Then the ladies' man of the police force went
| up to them to suggest that they were in
| plenty of time for the next train going in the
| same direction. He was considerably amused
| when ne heard that one of the ladies was the
wife OF the last man" She and the other
! lady had been waiting for him TO return to
! get on board the train, but the first they saw
of him he was scooting along after the cars,
and when they saw his success they thought
! it a pity for half of him to so alone, and the
other half followed.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs PARTY-The first
invitation party of Sacramento Division, No.
7, Uniformed Degree of Knights of Pythias
was given at Arnory Hall last evening. The
hall had been finely decorated by Boyne ex-
pressly for the occasion. Streamers from a
central point in the ceiling diverged in every
direction, she railing Of the galleries was
hung with embiems Of the Order, while tie
south wall presented an ancient castle scene,
| luNusiant forests, mounted Knights, etc. A
large pumbar OF the Sacramento Battalion of
. Id Fellows were present by invitation. The
IsO al '44ieL5 oauu tul nisii9E AnuslC Iot tIs
| occasion. At 9 P. N 200 couples Of knights
and their wives received the Odd Fellows and
their wives, and al engaged in grand march,
after which a quadrille was formed. After
the first dance the Knights gave an exhibit
ton drill, which was well executed, and re-
hec.ed great credit, when the fact IS taken
into consideration that they have been or
gan;zsd but a short time. Their snowy cos
tunes, plumod helmets end bright swords
Give them soldierly appearance. After the
drill dancing was engaged in until late
| hour. The committee in charge were as fol-
| lows Arraugements-S. K. c., James A.
| Davis :. X, Al. J. Plant; 5. X, s. Kat
zeustein. Rsception-S. X, NJ. A. Wash.
burne S. K, +. II. kieter S. K, NJ.
Hirsch; 5. X, S. A Wolfe; S. X +. J.
Vsrdou S. K, A. B. Cheney; S. X, Geo.
r. ', zen i F3aoI iC NI9Oa ~ NSo p
7. W. Guthrie; S. X, r. B. Prideaux s.
X, J. F. Lucas; 5. X, G. L. Leonard s.
~ - " 'lsoH o. ~ A. L Doyhe'
CONcERT-Ihe main audience room Of
Westminster PRESBYTERIAN Church was crowd
Il 1,.. ,,.o,i,,,,,,, t1,,o,o,.io.,
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OF an ENTERTAINMENT gwen Tor Ine dement, Oh
the Ladies' Missionary Society. The enter
tainlnent was most eriovabIe. and the array
of talent such as Is seldom presented at one
time There ,vete no braals in the nro-
pramme. All parts were performed With
great credit. and nearly all the numbers were
enthusiastically encorad Following is the
programme Chorus, "Watchmen to Your
Stations" choir; piano SOLO, g Fantasia" D.
Bail; solo, 9" a Bird from DER tine Ser"
sltS '" 90. o,l'i'N Nh; Btbi lai e
Turned Down poo - a Sanhorn solo
the Violet" Mrs. Edward Cadwalader
readlag' Inc FtenGhihsq 10 America, Miss
naIonsisa b,iiiiaut OTTO Fjsissnar rscifa'
tion - ones 7 1--we Thee - Aaron PoTyars.
ca,-,.i-. .'Frsfs.h,tz > M EIeissner'
Wis 70. solo IRE liver " Nh Arerhacb
drat ,Tvrolsan SONG. "Tbe Waterfall . Mia
- 1rt,r,,,,,-,, I'D DoiIa Pc,
MUSICAL AND LITERARY ENTERTAINMENT.
4 musical and literary entertainment was
~. -. - IT.. mn
sNen last evening a. i-e'ii'H ii@li' Oh
Eighth street, by Capital Lodge L. .. u. l.
A large number Of ladies sud gentlemen were
present. The exercises were good. and well
received. The following wss the programme
opening prayer op5lIHs ols I i9sel ueDeaI
W w A Henri s, TIE remirL. Of Jndgg Hen52v
were well-timed, eloquent, and frequently in-
terrupted with applause oonE' =, Mss WI
is[ al Ps,rIg Tacit.Gn7 trpo i;tti, ,oisses
IL. -. "a 1T 49, Iyissss Da-,;s.
rsrjt.t;ar iossr,b R,,gssII recitation Nii.,
n, -, Kepd,i,lts. iDstr,,ne,,toI ,,,rsic Mia
~ 7, oy,r, reritatior Mis- NTamie Hove
ci,sin., ode
GOISG EAsT.-As soon as the Southern
Pacific route is sgain in working order. FIVE
-.-...t..;..,, s. +Lo p..oLa nj De-,
~
stables Will ieaNe tcr the b&sG on thslr way
to Lexington, starting thus early in order
that they may get we'll rested and to some
80 W SDII;ysn ril IL ~, LII tbe oa
Mr. Hncria's repressntatiye, and Patsy
Duffy, the well-known rider, Will follow after
si4e I'-ooeuolsS uiee.lns a' s SitS Day NC
and HirondeIle, the tbree-vear.old stallion
Wippennces the pel3ipg Duke of Monday.
81 a., ala fayor;ta prs,,jnr, The saaoor
,or,yrencas At ! exinoton Nav OH. and thev
uiII Dsrticina+e in races mill the nesting at
CL;ce,o J,,iv I2.h then return Ia Caller.
mia
BARwlCKIANA. - Sergeant Bar~lck re-
ports The temperature, wind and weather
:. - =, ,,,.a-1.,. ,.,.,. F.. T..oo,h
s0s north and hazv. Portland AZ soutb
and light rain Rosebure. 49,. south
and light. rain; Red Bluff, As, south and
light ram Sacramento 10, souiaeas: ana
cloudy oSn tahclSco' 81 souIheSsV anu
cloudy; Salt LAKE, 81 southeast ana CLOUDY;
Cheyenne, - south ana clear Denver II
southeast ana cIsar Nortn E!aI'e, o. soutH,
west and clear Omaha, - northwest ana
clear; HAnkton' 8, northwest aud clear
foul weather sunset Is reported from Fort
land to San Francisco lhere mas ooen no
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