The record-union., 1899-01-22

~ !
ner by Chester le Noir, and won great
applause. This was one of the most
pleasant parties that the club has
given.
Mr. Audette of Oakland. State Or
ganizer of the Modern Trojans. came
to Sacramento last Wednesday to in
stall the following officers: William de
Pons, Past President; H. A LOveland,
President; Mrs. de Pons, Vice Presi-
dent; Fred Johns, Recording Secretary
Mrs. H. A. Loveland, Assistant Record
ing Secretary; ]. A. Korell, Financial
Secretary; William Jefferson, Treas
urer; Sigma Walquist Chaplain; Fred
Wallace, Marshal; Elsie Martin, Dep
uty Marshal; ]. B. Billingsley, Guard;
William Heulsen, Sentinel After the
installation Miss Coppersmith and Mr..
Gerber rendered delightful solos. At
IL o'clock the members marched to
the banquet hall, where a delicious sup
per was served. Jack Daily acted as
POSTMASTER for the evening, and Mr..
Audette gave very interesting talk
on the growth of the Trojans. The fol-
lowing responded to toasts: j. A.
Korell, '"The Ladies'; H. A. Leveland,
Good of the Order'' Fred Johns, "Old
Maids; George Chambers, Our Sem
ator'; William de Pons, Dewey" and
Mrs. H. A. Loveland, Young Men.
About fifty members were present. The
Executive Committee were Mrs. de
Pons, Miss Jane Woolston, Mrs. Love-
land, j. Korell, George Chambers and
Fred Wallace.
Miss Edith Heilbron entertained the
u. U. Whist Club at her home, 104 o
street, Friday evening. Miss Florence
Johnston and Hobart Pierson were the
lucky winners, and Miss Bessie Shinn
and Fred Beaton took the BOBBY.
=
The Silver Link Social Club held its
regular meeting at Grangers' Hall
Tuesday evening, whist being played
during the evening. Miss May won the
first prize, and Miss Sacha brack the
BOBBY. The hall was prettily decorated
for the occasion, and a general good
tiIpe was had by all present. The next
meeting of the club will be held next
Tuesday.
Invitations have been issued for re-
ception to be given next Wednesday
afternoon by Mrs. G. Z. Simmons, Mrs.
G. C. Simmons, Mrs. Frank Miller and
Mrs. Dwight Miller at the home Of the
former.
Mrs. Belshaw is at home to her
friends on the fourth Wednesday of
every month at 1904 N street.
The Fortnightly Club met at the
home of Miss Cora Mott last evening.
Miss Mott and Mrs. Beard were the
leaders for the evening.
Bert Warren has returned from q
short trip to Plaeerville.
Banner Court, No. 5, Tribe of Ben
Hur, met Friday night at the residence
of their Chief and Guide. Mr.. and Mrs.
E. M. Barnes, and after finishing the
business of the court passed very
pleasant evening in playing consola-
ton whist After partaking of boun
teouss repast the court adjourned, to
meet February Sd and receive instruc-
ton from their teacher, Mrs M. E.
Coon, at her residence, Oak Park.
Mrs. NJ W. Lverhardy of Los An
geles. with her son, Raymond. is visit
ing Sacramento, the guests Of MES. e.
+. Ashworth.
=
Miss Marie A. Walsh, a welf-known
leader in the cause Of Theosophy, has
arrived from Seattle and the North.
Miss Walsh is a successful lecturer on
Theosophical topics, and has been en-
gagged in organizing branch societies in
the Northwest for some weeks past.
Last Wednesday evening" at the home
of Miss Flora Gortam, 730 p street, the
Puzzle Whist Club met and organized
Miss Bessie Moore and E. L. Egeberg
captured the first prizes, and Miss
Flora Gorham and Gus Heitschmidt
won the BOBBY prizes. Refreshments
were served at the close Of the game,
and after a social half-hour all depart
ed for their homes, to meet again next
Wednesday evening at the residence Of
Miss Emma Egeberg, 915 P street.
The '99 Cotillion Club will give its
first party at Turner Hall, on Thursday
evening, the 26th. A fine program
has been arranged by the following
named gentlemen: Karl Dittmar, John
Cippa, VIII Brannen, Will Offenbach,
Dick Douglas, Charles KEEPER, Dave
Green, Fred Van Walbeck.
The Jolly Sixteen Whist Club held
its regular fortnightly meeting at the
residence of Miss Eta Freeman in
Washington last Tuesday evening.
Consolation whist was, played. The first
prizes were won by Miss Eve Shape
and J. Bitzel, and the boobies by Miss
Eta Freeman and j. A. Futhey. Miss
HARRISON and J. HARRISON. recent ar
rivals from England, and M. Free
man acted as substitutes. At the con-
clusion Of the game all present were
served with a hot chicken supper, to
which they did fun justice. This was
the clubs first meeting in our neigh
boring town, and from the manner in
which the members were entertained
they will likely make more frequent
visits In the future.
Miss Cora Hammer is the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. s. Sprachan at 1SOS