The record-union., 1898-01-02

| IN which Miss Mollie B. Johnson, Miss
| Lottie Davis. III J. Small and DR.
Wright carried off the prizes. After
supper, which was served at midnight
an old-fashioned german was danced
led by Mr.. Owens and Miss ]. Blanch
during which Ben Miller and his part
ner danced some novel figures. Miss
Davis and Mr. Owens delighted al
present with their singing, and at an
early hour. in the morning the guests
/ departed, hoping soon to meet again.
| The indications are that there will be
brilliant audience at the coming con-
cert OF the Capital series next Thurs
day Messrs. Cohn and Kidder are sc
Well known to the music-loving public
IN this vicinity that the mere undertak-
ing by themselves OF affairs of this
1 character is enough guarantee to the
| pubic that the concerts will always be
| high class. 1t is not the rule of these
gentlemen to engage singers who have
already appeared in a former concert
put SO much pressure was brought to
/ pear tnat they consented to nave Hen
| ley, the baritone, sing again. There
are many who VIII go just to hear the
wonderful voice of this man. and it is
| safe TO say that no baritone who has
appeared here of late years has made
| sucn an impression on the concert :
scers OF this city. The Ladies' Colonial
quartet will of course be a big drawing
cara. Some of them have many friends
mere. and one of Sacramento's promi-
| neht society ladies is going to entertain
them during their stay. Those who de-
| llght most in hearing and seeing instru-
mental work will be afforded a rare
treat, for the name of Pierre Douillet
VIII appear on the programme. He has
the reputation of being in the front
RANK Oh planists, and he is composer
OF note, many of his creations being in
the repertolres of the foremost Eastern
drtlsts. lie is at present instructor of
piano at the University of the Pacific.
Ihefe are other choice numbers on the
| programme, and the entertainment
promises to rank with the best given
| so far.
The fourth party of the Saturday
Nlght Cotillion Club and the first ger
man We're given last night at Forest
ers' Hall, and was. a decided success.
| there being large attendance.
| The programme consisted of eight
| dances, a waltz and two-step. The
| german commenced at 10 o'clock and
was led by Frank Smith. 1t consisted
| OF three figures, the football. chrysan-
| themum and basket The Committee
| or Arrangements were c. J. Newman.
Chairman, and Frank. Smith and Ernest
Hochn. The club parties are we'll car
rled out, and a source Of much enjoy
ment to the members
Misses Bessie and Mary Crouch are
visiting friends in San Francisco.
General Cosby and family are again
in their old home at 1908 P street.
Il
Mrs. j. II. Donovan-Nellie McMorry
| that was-is up from San Francisco on
visit to her mother.
| Mrs. Charles McCreary and Miss
| Tta Birdsall are spending the winter in
| Japan.
AT the home of the brides mother.
1919 4 street, Ernest 3. Williams and
Miss Cora B. Hamer were united in
| marriage on Wednesday at noon by
Rev. j. B. Chyonweth. The bride was
attended by her sister, Miss Sadie
Hamer. and the groom by G.. A Holmes.
Only friends of the contracting parties
were present The house was tastefully
decorated for the occasion with holly
| and smilax. After a bountiful repast
the happy couple left for a weeks So
iOurn at the DoetrOno1iS
Mrs. Barrett of Los Angeles, wife of
AdjutantGeneral Barrett, will spend
the remainder Of the winter in the Cap
ital City.
The family of D. A. Lindley spent the
Lindley's parents, Judge and Mrs. S. c.
benson.
from visit to Japan, and is now at her
home in San Francisco.
DR.. and Mrs. w. P. Mathews have
taken the residence on the southwest
corner of Twelfth and o streets Their
daughter. Miss Isabelle Mathews, spent
the holidays with them.
Over a hundred couples turned out
to the regular Saturday night social at
Turner Hall last evening, and danced
away the first night of the New Year.
George z. Tucker of New York, a
prominent official of the Mutual Life
Insurance Company arrived from the
East yesterday, and is guest at the
Golden Eagle.
Superior Judge j. w. Hughes return
ed last night from Missouri, where he
spent Christmas with 'tthe old folks
at home" He reports having had a
delightful visit