The record-union., 1898-03-06


inviting appearance. A cake walk was
INDUCED in during the evening. Miss
Minnie Schultz and j. Daily winning
first prize, a large fruit cake, and Miss
Maude McAlpine and George w. White
the ''booby' prize A choice programme
of musical selections and recitations
was rendered, after which a splendid
luncheon was served Those present
We're: Misses Minerva Daily, Cora
White Minnie Schulze. Emma DAILY,
Annie Higgs. Kitty Bartels, Nellie
Burnside. Dora. Will, Lizzie and Char
lity Dawson. Ida Davis Carrie and Villa
Eulass. Eta Horton, Florence Wilson.
Hetty P. Dunn, Althea Clearland, Hat
tie Sommers. Lizzie and Mollie Logan,
Hattie Johnson; Mrs Hetty A. Dunn;
Messrs. C. w. White. ]. S. Daily, Will
Barteis Edward Will, Eugene Smith,
Seth Turner. E. NJ Daily, Andrew Will,
Charles Lewis. Clarence Hinckle, Victor
Bartels, Chas. Boggess, Lee Chapman,
Julian Jersen. Arthur McCurdey, Hol-
land Ladder Sam Calderwood, George
McDonough Jesse Saunders and Nj.
Brooke The young gentlemen expressed
their appreciation of the efforts of then
lady friends in a very substantial man
tttI, anu dl Il ldlt iiOui CNSi SOiiN ~
turned home feeling that the Sorority
Club had given one of the most success
full social functions ever given in that
lively little burg.
Mrs. f. C. Atkinson the other day
gave a thimble bee in honor of Mrs.
George Johnson, who will soon depart
for the East Cards We're also played,
and a delightful afternoon was en-
joyed by ali present. Mrs. Elliott was
successful in winning the prize.
The Round Table met at the resi-
dence of DR. Pyburn on Friday even
| ing. The host read a very instructive
and interesting essay on Machinery :"
which was followed by a discussion by
| the members of the club and invited
guests. Delicious and dainty refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
| Miss Annie Aitken is the happy pos
| SCISSOR of an autograph copy of the
asst work of Paul Du Chaillu.
| The Native Sons gave delightful
dance on Thursday evening at Forest
ers' Hall. 1t was one of the prettiest
| parties of the season, as most of the
| ladies were in evening dress. ]. j..
Monteverde acted as floor director, and
he was assisted by Frank Schuler, Jack
Shelton and George Sherman.
| The Saturday Club met yesterday in
| it's rooms. 61015 J street. The pro-
gramme was unusually interesting.
Miss Mildred Obarr delighted the au-
dience with the manner in which she
rendered her selections. The piano quar-
| tet by the Misses Oatman, Taylor,
Blanchard and Dierssen deserves par
ticular mention. Mrs. w. E. Briggs
read an analysis of the piano solo by
Miss Swain, and also of the piano quar-
| tet by Misses Oatman. Taylor, Blan-
chard and Dierssen. The director was
Mrs. F. NJ Jones. and the programme
was as follows: Reading (selected), Mrs
| w E. Briggs: piano solo, 'Polonaise,"
op. 40 Chopin, Miss Wait; vocal solo.
"Plaisir D'Armour" (MatteD Miss Lii
liam Nelson; piano solo, "On the Noun
tain,' op. 10 (Grieg), Miss Cora Mott;
vocal solo (a), THE Beaming Eyes"
(b), MY Jean" (MacDowelD, Mrs. r. /.
Bentley; piano quartet, "Slavizche
Tame" No. Drake) Mrs. Steinman,
Mrs Blanchard Miss Richardson, Miss
Gwin; vocal solo, Thy Name" MARY
Knight Wood, Mrs. Bergman; piano
solo, selection from THE Carnival" op.
10 (Schumann), Miss Swain; vocal solo,
My Dreams (TostD, Miss Mildred
Obarr; piano solo, 'Etude No. 2'' Mos
kowsld). Mrs. c. A. Neale; vocal solo,
Ave Maria" Gouis Berge). Mrs J. A.
! Moynihan; piano solo, Fantasia, c
Minor" (MozarD, Miss Edith Conn;
piano quartet, Pastoral Symphony No
g.. allegro, allegretto (Beethoven), Miss
Oatman. Miss Taylor, Mrs. Blanchard
Miss Dierssen.
Miss Emeret Kennedy is spending a
month with Miss Ora Runyon of Court
land
Monday evening Miss Louise Milliken
entertained a few of her friends at
seven handed euchre.
Mrs. II. G.. Smith last Wednesday
entertained as guests Miss Florence
burden and her sister, Mrs Storey of
San Francisco. Miss burden was a
great favorite in this city when her
home was here.
Mrs William Geary has been making
an extended visit to her fomer home in
Placerville.
At the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Ellington, OIL street. Edith
ELLINGTON, their young daughter. yes
terday celebrated her ninth birthday by
giving a very enjoyable party to her
young friends from till o'clock
Many were the merry games INDUCED
in indoors and on the lawn, and mirth
and merriment reigned supreme. There
We're about thirty-five Of her young
friends present, and after their after
noon Of games and music they surround
ed two large tables filed with such edi-
bles as children delight in. All with
one accord agreed that they had had
splendid time, and thanked their
hostess with many appropriate gifts
in memory of the occasion. Those pres
ent We're: Helen Phillips. Edith Phil
lips. Grace Barrett, May Bronze, Edith
Nelson. Eva Reeves. Ada Littlefeld
Vivian Leaman, Wilbur Bird. Herold
Buchanan, Herold Lane, Edna Bu-
chanan. Annie Rolling, Charlotte Hag-
gerty, Edith Ellington, Edna Weiseler,
Alice Weiseler. Myrtle Ross. Sue Sea
man. Willie Donavan, Herold Ross,
Royce Haswell. Katie Burns, Marga-
rite Toole, Blanch Gardner. Alice Mott,
Laura Dickman. Emma Dickman, May
Donavan, Doris ELLINGTON, Willard
Donavan, Arthur Gonsales. Lawrence
Weist and Chester Phillips
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