The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-03-05


anniversaries. The evening was spent
pleasantly in music and games, after
which the guests retired to the dining
room, where dainty repast was served.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs F. H. Jost, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
Jost, Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Merry, Mr..
and Mrs. J. J. Dyer, Mrs. I.awrie, the
Misses Ellen Turner, Pearl Jost, Ella
Franks, Annie Lawrie and I'earl Jost
Of Ogden, Utah; E. H. Healy. Walter
Butterfield and Master Ralph Jost and
Martin Turner.
The Saturday Club was yesterday en-
tertained in its rooms by the following
program: Reading, Mrs. frank Mil
Ter; piano solo, sNocturne op. 10"
| (Ravina), Miss Mabel LovGal vocal
duet, 1.-THE Angel (Rubinstein), Mrs.
Egbert Adams, Mrs. Irving Bentley;
piano solo, Faust Waltz (Gounod-
| LiszD, Miss Rose Woolf; vocal solo.
aria Prophet), "Ah! My Son" Meyer
beer), Mrs. B. F. Howard: cello solo,
Ca, "Campilena" (Goltermann), (b),
Simple Aveu" CThome), Franklin Grif
| fin; piano solo, First Ballet G minor"
Chopin, Miss DIPPED; vocal solo, (a)
Thou Art So Like Flower Chad
wick), (b). "He Loves Me" (Chadwick),
Mrs. e. B. Willis; piano solo, "Etude
op. 10 No. -" (Chopin), Miss Carolee
| Wilsey; vocal solo, 1.-THE Dying Flow
er" (RotolD, Mrs. Walter Longbottom;
piano duet, alfalfa (Mendelssohn)
Miss Elizabeth Taylor, Miss Lulu
york; Director, Miss Emma Schilling.
Z
On Thursday evening last a very
| pleasant surprise party was given to
Mrs. Kelly, 1917 M street, by some of
the leading members of Winona Coun-
Gil, No. B. Daughters of Pocahontas. At
ter enjoying some pleasant games of
whist and listening to duets by Mrs.
| McManus and Mrs. Lolita Glenn, con-
certina solos by Mr.. McCarty. also vocal
and piano solos, the guests were escort
ed to the lower fat where the lively
strains of music furnished by the vi
emma Orchestra soon had all present en-
joying the merry dance. During the
evening very enjoyable repast was
spread by the hostess.
Miss Nellie Siddons entertained the
Fortnightly Club last week, the hostess
and Mrs. Adolph Scheld being the
leaders. The guests were entertained
With minstrel show. Those partici-
pating We're M. J. Dillman, r. l. Bent
ley, Robert McCreary, M. r. Beard and
H. Blair, Mrs. M. ]. Dillman, Misses
Nellie Siddons and Helen Howe. The
back parlor, which represented the
stage, was artistically decorated in red,
white and green bunting, and various
posters were hung around the walls.
Over the folding doors brakes and bas-
kets of cotton were in great profusion
to represent cotton fields. The cakes
were made to resemble watermelOns,
and throughout it was a typical darby
evening.
The $50 Whist Club met at the home
of Miss Clara Schroth- The guests were
Mrs. c. H. Hook, Mrs. F. c. Boyd, Mrs.
]. Ing, Mrs. S. Wiel, Miss Margaret
Wiel, Mrs. Addie Johnson, Mrs. w. J.
Taylor, Mrs. S. McKim, Mrs. A. Tracy,
Mrs H Brown Mrs. w. ]. Taylor
carried off the honors of the afternoon,
and Mrs. H. P. Brown came next Miss
Schroth proved herself a very amiable
hostess, and all the guests enjoyed
themselves to their utmost.
Mrs. F. r. Dray gave a delightful
at home ON Wednesday, and was aided
by her daughters, Miss Alice Dray and
Mrs. Annie Campbell The predomi-
mating color throughout the house was
pink, peach blossoms, carnations,
camellias and smilax. Delicious re-
freshments We're served to the many
ladies who called during the afternoon.
! Mrs Chas Phillips was the hostess
| of the Tres Jolie Whist Club at her
beautiful home on NJ street. The first
prize was carried off by Miss Flora
Herzog, and Miss Rebe Nourse took the
second. The parlors We're decorated in
almond and peach blossoms. After the
usual number Of games dainty refresh
ments We're served. Mrs. Harry Steph-
enson will entertain the club week
from Wednesday.
|
Mrs. Sparrow Smith, Mrs. William
Mead and Mrs Robert Bulla were at
home to their numerous friends on
Tuesday afternoon. Many ladies called
and were delightfully."- entertained by
| instrumental solos rendered by Miss
| OdTO1Ge WllSSy. ASIlI I'LL -
were served in the prettily trimmed
dining room.
I The whist party given by Mrs. c. n
Beckwith and Miss Florence McKune
was one of the pleasantest given this
winter 1t was an afternoon affair, and
a large number attended. There were
/ eighteen tables, and a large number
| 4 10
won the first prize, Miss Mary Crouch
the second, Mrs. w. r. Cothrin the
third. Mrs. c. A. Neale the fourth, and
Mrs. Horace Ball the fifth. The arts
tic decorations were due to Miss Min
ME Richardson and Mrs. Annie Hall
The hall was handsomely trimmed with
bamboo, unince blossoms and red car
nations. The front made very
pretty appearance in the usual spring
flowers. while the back parlor was in
violets. feur-de-lis, willows and bam-
| boos. The predominating color in the
dining room was yellow, the principal
flowers being acacia and jonquils- AT
the conclusion OF the games. dainty re-
freshments We're served to the guests
at small tables.
Messrs. Joe Nathan and Ben Levy
have gone to San Francisco to reside
permanently.
Boggs and Drew Caminetti have
come down from Jackson to visit their
father, who is a member of the Legis-
Ilature.
One of the most interesting lectures
ever heard before the Tuesday Literary