The record-union., 1898-04-24

Miss Nina Miller entertained the
members of the M S." Club at her
Residence, 1103 o street, at a masquer-
ade last Monday evening. The house
was beautifully decorated in roses, snli-
lax and potted plants. Dancing was
indulged in until a late hour, when a
delicious supper was served. One of
the features Of the evening was a cake
walk, and the honors were carried off
by Miss May Heating and P. Mirwin.
Those present We're: Misses Nina Mil
Ter, May Keating, Agnes O'Brien, Edith
Neuman, Addie Elmann, Frances Cas-
par, Frances Peabody, Alice Baker,
Viola Parker, Laura Storor, Grace Du-
den and Winnie McMullen; Messrs. T.
McMullen, Charles Ellsworth, Ed. Els
worth, Paul Fletcher, Peter Mirwin
Will O'Brien, Alvins Garfield, Fred
Huntington, Fred Ulmann, Edgar
Stack, Ed Harvie, George Rapp.
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The Shakespeare class met as usual
on Wednesday afternoon at the resi-
dence of Mrs. E. I. Calvin.
Mrs. Sadie Colby and son, Lonnie, of
Placerville are visiting Mrs. Captain
Roberts.
Miss Ethel Hall left for Marysvllle
yesterday morning, where she will visit
during the coming week.
Miss Jeanne McEwen, who has been
the guest of Miss Gwendolyn Matthews,
returned to San Francisco last Mon
day.
Mrs. B. F. Howard will entertain the
Cheerful Losers" Whist Club at her
residence, 1927 Fifteenth street, on
next Tuesday evening.
Mrs. A Hunter and children have
returned home after a short visit in
San Francisco.
The Kingsley Art Club met in its
rooms, 6101a street, on Monday after
noon. Mrs. H. Weinstock, the President,
presided The subject for the afternoon
was Tuscan sculptors Of the early
Renaissance - Donatillo Luccadella
Robbia Pollajuolo and Verrocchio. Mrs.
Bassett, Mrs. w. f. Briggs and Miss
Belle wilkins read some very interest
ing papers on the subject.
Mrs. H. Levinson and daughter of
San Francisco are visiting at Mrs.
J. Price, 1016 n street. Miss Levinson
will take part in the musical pro-
gramme at the Odd Fellows celebra-
tion on Tuesday evening.
Miss Mildred Obarr has gone to San
Francisco for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Bentley have gone to
San Francisco for a few days.
The Griggs Club have decided to give
a complimentary lecture on Faust" or
Dantes' Divine Comedy" to subscrib-
ers on May 18th.
A violin and piano recital was given
yesterday afternoon by the pupils Of
Misses Edna and Belle Johnson at their
residence, 726 o street. The pupils rem
dered their selections in a delightful
manner, and reflected great credit upon
their teachers. The following was the
programme: Happy Waltz (E. Mack,
Ethel Reid; Happy Farmer (Schu-
mann), Anna Biggs; Rocked in the
Cradle Of the Deep CWilliam Gooch),
Mrs. J. Lockart; Carnival de Venice"
(Osten), Edith Nelson; violin solo (se-
lection from "Satanella'O CBalfe), Ma
mie Hasking; piano accompaniment,
Mabel Hasking; 'Warblings at Ere Ro-
nance" (Richards), Macy Bryan;
"Florine Schottische" (Fisher), Myrtle
Lockart; violin solo, (a) Bohemian
Girl" Cb) Home Sweet Home" (Balfe),
Lawrence Wizard; (a) Largo" Han
deD, Cb) Martha (Flotow), Lulu
Schnauss; Melodies aus Freischutz"
&C. NJ Won Weber,, Mable Lockart; (a)
Meditation (Gwilitt), Cb) Home
Sweet Home" May Lyon; violin solo,
(a) ''Immer Bereit" Dorm, Cb) Pot
pouri," from Martha" F'lotow). Percy
Brown; Robins Return" Ffsher),
Macy Bryan; piano duet, 'Impromptu"
Oisher), Nita and Mable Lockart
Miley Pope is visiting Leta Gallatin
of San Francisco.
Miss Muriel Hubbard is visiting
friends in San Francisco.
Mrs. NJ. D. Merrell is visiting friends
In Oakland.