The record-union., 1898-05-15

sail, Frank Driver and Charles KEITH
Mr.. Bonheim of New York is visiting
his brother, A. Bonheim, of this city.
Miss Alice Root entertained the "P.
c." Club at her residence, 30l O street,
on Tuesday afternoon. Each member
brought her dainty bit Of sewing, and
all had very delightful time.
Rev Mr.. Simon will lecture before
the Griggs Club on Greek philosophy
next Thursday evening in the Board
Of Education rooms.
Of the many pleasant gatherings and
entertainments arranged during the last
two weeks for Miss Ferrer of San Fran
cisco, the most delightful and elabor-
ate was that of Friday evening, being
dinner party in her honor, given by
Mrs. w. P. Coleman, whom she is vis-
iting. The guests were seated at
round table, exquisitely decorated with
pink sweet-peas, pink ribbons and
pink candelabra, the only deviation
from that color being in the guest
cards, which were decorated with flags
and the national colors. Each card
bore suitable inscription for the per-
son and the little flags were pinned on
with silver pins in the shape of hearts,
signifying Flag of Our Heart" With
the electric lights shaded in pink and
the mirrors rejecting lights, guests and
elegantly equipped table, the picture
was most enchanting one. There
were ten seated at table, being Miss
Whitney, Miss Ferrer, Miss Colclough,
F. S. Mccormick, Charles Blemer of
Indiana, H. A. Crocker, Mr.. and Mrs.
&c. K Lipman and the host and hostess,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Coleman.
Major w. W. Douglas went to San
Francisco yesterday.
Miss Josephine NJ. Todman, Governor
Budd's Executive Secretary, is at
Stockton, but will return to-day.
Sheriff Rush of Solano was in the
city yesterday on his return from Fol-
som.
Mrs. ]. L. Hardin of Nicolaus is Wis
iting Miss Theodore Willis in this city.
City Justice George G. Davis went to
San Francisco last night, and will re-
turn tomorrow evening. Justice Gan
ry of Oak Park will hold court for JUS
tice Davis tomorrow.
Miss Lucine Ransom entertained the
"Fleur de Lis" Club yesterday after
noon. A delightful time was had by
all present.
Mrs. Harry Thorpe was the hostess
of the Friday Afternoon Reading Club
last week. This was the last meeting
that will be held this season.
The Friday Afternoon Literary Club
met at the residence of DR.. Van Norden.
"She Stoops to Conquer" by Gold
smith, was read and discussed.
Mrs. E. I. Calvin entertained men,
bers of the Shakespeare Club at her
home. 1915 Fourteenth street, on Thurs
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A A. Jost celebrated
the twentieth anniversary of their
marriage on Friday evening at their
home. 1916 o street. No one but rel
atives and few intimate friends We're
present.
Musical people will be delighted to
know that Professor William E. Tom
Inns contemplates visiting this coast
,, some time in August. He was Director
of the choruses at the Worlds Fair and
, has been Director of the Apollo Club
for twenty-three years. He has re-
Gently resigned his position with the
Apollo Club. and will devote his pro-
| fessional life to children, reaching them
| through the teachers and schools He
probably has no equal in the handling
| of children, training them for choruses
and interesting them in the subject of
music. 1t is to be hoped that he will
not forget Sacramento.
The Saturday Club held its closing
meeting for the season yesterday after
noon in it's rooms, 6101a J street. The
programme was highly appreciated by
the enthusiastic audience. The vocal
solo by Madame Moeller brought forth
great applause. The cello solo by