The record-union., 1896-01-30
SOCIAL EVENTS.

SOCIAL EVENTS.
Last night at Turner Hall the Grace
Institute, No. II. Y. L. L, gave de-
lightful dance The hall was hand
somely decorated for the occasion with
ivy, smilax and palms, and all present
enjoyed one of the most pleasant even
ings of the season. There were about
100 couples on the floor and they all
put forth their best efforts to make the
evening one of perfect satisfaction and
ra ational pleasure. The programme,
which listed twenty dances, was a very
neat affair, and carried on the party
until a late hour. The officers are: Past
President, Miss Name Morley; Presi-
dent. Mrs. J. j. Buchanan; First Vice
President, Miss Maggie Kearney; Sec
ond Vice-President, Annie Miller; Re
cording and Corresponding Secretary,
Annie Stanfeld; Financial Secretary,
Lille Humrich; Treasurer. Mary Hag-
gerty; Marshal, Miss Nellie Fenton Di-
rectors-Misses Rose Gaffney, Lizzie
Vogel Kate Lewis, M. Hallinan, Julia
OLeary; Committee of Arrangements
Mrs. j. w Willem, Mrs. T. Halloran,
Mrs. A. Schaplin, Mrs. NJ. eastman,
Mrs. George Maley, Miss Mary Devine;
Reception Committee-Misses NJ. Cham
berlain, NJ Mullenney, j. Shields,
M. Kennedy, L. Humrich, j. O'Leary,
A. Miller, Mrs. M. A. Nagle; Floor Di-
rector Mrs. ]. j. Buchanan; Floor
Manager Misses M. Morley, r. Gaff-
ney, M. Haggerty, L. Long, K. Lewis,
n. Denny, Nj. Kearney, Mrs. j. w.
O'Meara.
At the residence of C. c. Duhane,
1880 Q street. last night a very pleasant
whist party was held The game was
INDUCED in until about ii o'clock when
refreshments We're served. Then the
guests engaged in music to piano ac-
compartment and sang until after mid
night. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Duhane and Misses Kitty
Gardner, Hattie Jenkins, Lottie Gray,
Stella Dooley, Kitty Duhane, Lillian
Wells, frankie Dorsey and Verde Du-
hane and Messrs. Ed. Flint, j. Dwyer,
Thomas Duhane. Charles Zeitler, Lee
German, ]. H. Watkins, Charles Holl,
William Schaw.
At the residence of. the brides mother
in Alameda Miss Edith Waite, daughter
Of the late e. G. Waite, Secretary Of
State, was united in marriage last Mon
day to VIM. c. Bryan of this city, the
Rev. w. w, Scudder of the First Con-
gregational Church of that place Off
ciating. The young couple intend re-
turning here shortly where they will
settle in their new home on III street.
between Twenty fifth and Twenty
sixth streets.
Workmen have been engaged in active
preparations for the reception of Gov
ernor Budd at Jud. C. BRUSHES resi-
dence to-day. Cards for the reception
were issued for from 8 to D. m. in the
names of Mrs. Governor Budd, Mrs. J.
L. McCord and Mrs. J. c. Brusie.
Last evening a happy gathering of
bright young lads sat around the festive
board of Maison Faure 1t was on the
occasion of the celebration of the an
nual banquet of the Sacramento Cathe-
dral Sanctuary Society. At Z p. m. to
one who would step into the banquet
hail and cast a casual glance around, a
happier crowd of bright young faces
could not be seen. All sat, as it were,
spellbound for the first moment and
then, amid the clatter of feet and
the rustling of dishes, they began to do
justice to the exquisitely spread table
before them. The courses were served
up in genuine French style, and as
they appeared on the dainty gotten up
menu many were the odd remarks and
laughable interpretations given by
some Of the non-adepts in the French
tongue. Having regaled themselves
with all the delicacies of the French
dinner, the joyous party gave vent to
their happy thoughts. Some sang,
others spoke, while others again made
the hall resound with their musical in
struments and altogether the affair
was grand source Of happiness.
The basket social of Naomi Chap
ter, No. SO, Order of the Eastern Star,
which took place last night in the Ma
sonic Temple, was a decided success.
After the work of the evening the
fun commenced. The ''basket sociaP'
part of the entertainment was con-
Quoted in a novel manner and created
much amusement. Each of the ladies
was given a card bearing a number
They were then formed in a line on one
side of the hall. The gentlemen were
then formed in line on the opposite side
of the hall. Cards bearing numbers
were then placed in a hat and each gem
tIeman drew one. This card made him
the guest of the lady who held the card
with the corresponding number. And
the gentlemen found that they had
drawn real prizes. for each lady had
concealed in the banquet hall basket
containing a delicious lunch for two.
The committee had provided coffee.
which was served to the numerous little
picnic parties that were soon located in
various parts OF the hall After the
picnic" dancing was indulged in.