The record-union., 1896-02-01

SOCIAL EVENTS.

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held its fourth Ladies' Night, musical
| and literary entertainment The hall
was handsomely arranged for the occa-
| sion, and decorated with beautiful pot
| ted plants of many varieties There
were about two hundred people who
listened to the programme, which was
as follows: Opening remarks, by Chair
man j. W. Johnson: piano solo, Miss
! Alice Stephenson; vocal solo, Miss Della
Krull; recitation, A w. Watson; in
| strumental trio, Professor Z. Meyer,
| Professor A. Bauer, and Professor T.
| j. Townsend; vocal solo, E. Gerrish;
| dramatic recital (from .Hunchback'') },
Miss Iva Hughson and Albert Hart
piano solo, Miss Ada Harvey; vocal
solo, Miss S. Lawson; vocal duet, Miss
Lena Gore and Miss Minnie Gore
The instrumental trio and the dram
attic recital were exceptionally fine, and
reflected a great deal of credit upon the
| participants.
| After the programme had been rem
dered the guests went to the banquet
hall, where tempting table was await
ing them. Toasts were given and the
| happy throng, having done ample just
ice to the repast, departed.
Last night at the residence of J. Min
ford 1713 P street, the regular month
| ly business meeting of the B. Y. P. u.
of the First Baptist Church was held
After the minutes of the last meeting
We're read and all business transacted,
games, singing and sociable chats were
indulged in.
Once a year a special meeting is held
for the purpose Of electing officers for
the ensuing year. The following are
the officers for this year: John Fechter,
President; Anna Fassett, Vice-Pres
| dent; Laura Davis, Secretary; Albert
Madison, Treasurer; Grace Mealand, Pi-
anist; Maud Theil, Assistant Pianist;
Ralph Benson and Henry Logan, Ush-
ers.
The Sans Souci gave one of it's de-
lightful dances last night at Turner
Hall. The hall was nicely decorated
with ivy and palms, and the music
platform was not lacking in palms and
other beautifying plants.
1t was not until a late hour that the
gaiety was disturbed, when the $50
merry dancers who were present de-
parted for their homes.
The floor was directed by John Star
ling, assisted by Cliff Faris and John
Eollenbacher. The Executive Commit
tee consisted of Mrs. A. L. Hart, Pres
ident; Ralph Van Voorhies, Vice Pres
ident; r. E. Smith, Secretary, and w.
Il. Quinton, Treasurer.
The Capital City Drum Corps gave a
very pleasant surprise party to Fred.
Schadt at his residence on Thursday
evening and the time was passed very
pleasantly by those assembled in reci-
ia tions, games and songs by the Drum
Corps Quartet.
Those present were: Misses Daisy and
Sadie Mayberry, Louise and Lille Her
get, Eta Freeman Dollie and Viva
Wallace Carrie Popert, Mary Stevens,
Maud Thiel, Belle La Mott, Mary
Schepp, Kate Hennessy, Hattie Burns,
Lena Lacey, Ella Crook, Ida Huffie.
Sadie Shape, Alice Schadt, Edna Schadt,
Lille Schadt, Mr.. and Mrs. Morrison,
Mrs. Schadt, A. D. Cardinet, Joseph
Griffin, Ben Sweeney, Louis Stetson,
F. Neuman, w. Bragg, Dan McCarty,
w. Morrison, George Yuhre, Tina Wa
terman, Frank Waterman, w. May
berry, F. Ochsner, B. Nicholas, Jack
Gee, Oscar Elder, Charles Pritchard,
Fred Schadt, Norman Shadt, Lester
Schadt, Emil GeiseL
The Monday Night Orchestra, as
sisted by the Concerto Club, gave
concert at the Congregational Church
last night that was largely attended
and artistically a. success. These or
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amateur talent, and the success of last
nights concert gives promise of many
pleasing entertainments by them in the
future. G. E. Shepstone is leader of the
Monday Night Orchestra, and the other
members are: Vielins-Miss Ethel
Grant, Miss Edith Bradley, S. E. Pope,
Miss Edna Johnson, Miss Cozey Curtis
and L. Estes; viola-G. v Watson;
cello-Miss M. A. Lewis; bass-Charles
Lewis; clarionets-A. Tyler and M. B.
Howard; cornets-J. w. King and l..
Nichols trombone-Thomas Hodge;
horn-E. D. league: drums-F. Lind
ner; piano-Miss Lottie Shepstone.
OF the Concerto Club Signor r. Jada-
rCIa is leader and the membership en-
braces many Of the above names, with
these additions: Mandolin-P. T.
Johnson and G. Brosso; guitar-Joe
Smith and A. Caselli; vocal-G. w.
Shannon and Signor Cioffi.
Last nights programme was COM
posed of the following numbers:
Overture, Sunrise tR. SchlepegrelD,
Monday Night Orchestra; recitation,
How the Church Was Built at Kehee's
Bar" Miss Emile M. Connolly; clario-
net solo (Rollinson), A. Tyler, with or
chestral accompaniment; tenor solo Il.
Lombard), Signor Giuseppe Cioffi; vio-
lin solo (selected). Miss Edna Johnson;
concert valse, "Venezia" (arranged by
Professor r. Jadarola), Concerto Club;
soprano solo, ''yeni Creator" Mrs. J. H.
Ccppersmith; flute solo (selectedD, G. A.
Neale; baritone solo, Arrow and the
Song" Pensuit0, George w. Shannon;
overture (selected), Monday Night Or
chestra; accompanists-Mrs. Shaw,
Mrs. Genshlea, Miss 3. Johnson and
Miss l.. G. Shepstone.
PERSONAL MENTION.