The record-union., 1898-11-20

IA hLANJIGlJ- ~ In 1ONe RA
] street, by number Of their friends.
to celebrate their first anniversary OF
married life. They were taken entirely
by surprise, Mr.. Becker being down
town to attend his lodge. The evening
was spent with games and music, in
tcrspersed with speeches and recita-
tions. The recipients were presented
with dozen heavy silver spoons, the
presentation speech being delivered by
George Lassen. At IL o'clock the table
was set in the diningroom, which was
handsomely decorated with flowers and
smilax, and all sat down to most
charming dinner. Dancing was then.
INDUCED in till q very late hour, when
all departed for their respective homes.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Becker, Miss HuAda Odson, Miss Gussie
Anderson, Miss Alice Johnson, Miss
Gerda Peterson, Miss Annie Nelson,
Miss Hanna Sahlman, Miss Marie An
derson, Miss Hilda Anderson. Miss
Lima Holm, Messrs. George Lassen, w.
Nelson, = McCreary, Martin Hansen
and Charles Huldine.
The second meeting of the II DOM
Care Whist Club" met on Friday even
ing. at the home of the Misses Saun-
der, 6O3 Fourteenth street. The mem
bers are: Carrie Washburne, Nina
Mack, Lottie Washburne, Edna Mack,
Celia and Claire Saunders, Nellie Foss,
Charles Hahn, Paul Webb, Harry Bar
telle, Roscoe Hanford, Wilbur Eagan,
Ernest Chappell, Fred Ankner, Henry
Newman Miss Fishback acted as
substitute for one of the young ladies.
The Saturday Club met in its rooms,
6101a J street, yesterday afternoon. Ihe
program was highly appreciated by an
enthusiastic audience. The director
was Miss Carolee Wilsey. Following is
the program rendered.:
1. Essay Life of Schumann'
Miss Blanch.
2. Piano. duo, "Andante and naria-
Miss Carolee Wiisey, Mrs.
c. A. Neale.
8. Vocal solo, "Blondefs Song ;..... ...
Miss Sophia Jones.
4 Piano solo, Fantasia Con fugfR1 Racb
'A Mi; Miss Dunn.
5. Vocal sole. Since Mine Eyes yen,lyea BE. nm
heid Him i.;ai;;ib.slil. Miss Campbell
6. Piano duo, "Bilder Aus Osten. op DO,
M Miss Florence Williams, Miss
Louisa Yoerk.
la} Thy Image, Pure; ;...... .schumann
Mrs. Bellhouse
(a) SLorely Solo" schumann
(b) Love Thoughts" ...Schumann
Mrs Hawley.
9. Piano duo, "Klavier Quartet op At,
Mrs. Blanchard, Miss oatman
10. Trio 1volin, cello, cell piano. sebnna hnst mn
Miss Hse1ei. Lewis, 4 Mr. 70 Adler, Mrs. Neale.
IL. Piano quartet
ca .slumIber Song, g";...schum1,ann an
Miss Evans, Eva I Mrs. HHaa1wsiiey,. Mrs.
Albert Elkus, Miss siddons.
director '......... MISS Cdroiee Whses
Cupid has been very busy of late
throwing his golden darts among the
school teachers. Last week Miss Lou
Mccormack, one Of Sacramento's most
popular school teachers, was married to
DR.. Gavigan of San Francisco. Next
Thanksgiving evening the nuptials of
Miss Bertha Ebert and Ed. Earle will
be celebrated Dame rumor has it that
some more weddings will take place
during the coming holidays.
Miss Meta Turner is visiting her sis
ter Mrs. Henry Toll of Sausalito.
Mrs. William Govan has returned
after a few days visit in San Fran
cisco.
After a visit of two months in the
Easr, j. W. Kaseberg, son and daugh-
ter have returned to their home at
Roseville.
Mrs. Frank Miller and Mrs. G. G..
Simmons returned several days ago
from visit to San Mateo.
J. H. Todd, the former theatrical man
ager, is up from San Francisco.
Mrs. J. B. Wright, Mrs. William
Hunt and Mrs. Annie Campbell, who
have been visiting in San Francisco,
will return this evening.
Mrs. S. C. Mott of San Francisco is
visiting Mrs. H. c. Chapman.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Stephens will en-
tertain the Critic Club members this
evening at their home, 1910 street.
c. P. Massey, essayist for the evening,
will read paper on 'The Tragedy of
Life
Miss Carrie Yoerk Is home again, af-
ter months visit in San Francisco
and Oakland.
Miss Maud Van de Mark, niece of
Mrs. H. Mcdonald, returned to San
Francisco on Wednesday. She leaves
many warm friends in Sacramento.