The record-union., 1898-01-30

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The Friendship Whist Club met at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ.
Schowerer on Monday evening. Mr..
and Mrs. John Siller received the first
prize.
Jesse Avise of Jackson, Amador
County is visiting his cousin Miss
Edith Bross at the residence of o. w.
Erlewine.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Howard enter
tanned the Easy Losers Whist Club on
Monday evening. Judge Johnson and
wife received the highest number of
points during the evening. Excellent
music was rendered while refreshments
Were served, and the party continued
until a late hour.
The Kingsley Art Club held its regu-
lar meeting on Monday afternoon in its
rooms, 6101a J street. Mrs H. Vein
stock, the President, presided at the
meeting The development Of Italian
art during the fourteenth century was
the subject for the afternoon. Papers
We're read by Mrs. c. L. White on Gil
ovanni and Andrea Pisano; by Mrs.
Robert Devlin on Orcagna, and Mrs.
Bassett treated of Giotto as architect,
of more than usual interest, and very
instructive. Miss Belle Wilkins closed
a pleasing programme by an account
of a drama written in tke tenth cen
tury.
Mrs Parsons of Grass Valley has
the past week.
VIII Hopkins will not return TO Bel
mont until the next semester.
The Saturday Night Cotillion gave a
party last evening at Foresters' Hall,
and as usual all present had delight
ful time.
Miss Grace Hopkins entertained the
home yesterday afternoon.
Azel Avis departed Friday afternoon
for Chico, where she win attend the
State Normal School.
Ernest Hoen made a short trip to
San Francisco in the early part Of the
week.
The Saturday Night Whist Club met
at the home of Miss Margie Faris last
evening. After the regular number
Of hands Of whist were played, refresh
ments were served.
Miss Alice Smith is visiting in Oak
land, San Francisco and Alameda.
where she will remain for several
weeks.
Monday afternoon the Alpha Sigma
Fraternity held a meeting at the home
of Margie Faris. 1923 H street. In hon
or of its second anniversary. This
chapter was organized only two years
ago, and they now have a membership
of nearly thirty. There are four other
chapters to this same fraternity, one
at Berkeley and Oakland, and two in
San Francisco. After a literary and
musical programme the members were
served with a dainty luncheon.
Miss Tyndan has sufficiently recov-
cred from her recent illness TO resume
her classes at the High School.
Victor Hatfield made short busi-
ness trip to jackson last Monday.
Tuesday evening Mrs. Reith enter
tained a few Of her friends at seven
handed euchre.
Miss Ruth B. Catlin has gone to Oak
land.
l. L. Lewis and family have re-
turned from their visit to Sonoma-
Miss Dora Taylor went TO San Fran
cisco last week to visit friends.
Miss Grace Dudley. who has been Wis
iting her parents al Folsom for the
past week, has returned.
Last evening the Sacramento Whist
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Florence Jones. The hostess enter
tanned her guests with all sorts Of
games as well as cards. so that every
one thoroughly enjoyed themselves.
Mrs. Leo Solomon left Thursday
morning for San Francisco. where she
viii join her brother. Mr. Levy of Chi
cago.
Mrs. s. II. Wing and son of Sac
ramento are spending the winter in
Vermont.
At the regular meeting of the "Bendix
Students Club" on Wednesday evening
the class listened TO the following num-
bers. which were magnifcently render
ed: Bach's English Suite" Chopin 5
Sonata" with Funeral March," and
Schumann's Carnival" Much enthusi-
asm was manifested, and the members
were charmed with the manner In
which Mr. Bandix analyzed and played
the different parts.
A delightful gathering of friends eele-
brated the wedding anniversary of r.
r. Laidlaw and wife at their residence
623 @ street. The decorations Were
profuse and very artistic. The parlors
were massed with evergreenS, palms