The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-04-30

| Mr.. and Mrs H. A. Loveland are
| stopping in the Bay city for lew DAYS
The final meeting of the Tuesday
Literary Club for the season OF '9o ana
| 80 was held at Liberty Hall. The nan
was very prettily decorated for the oc-
| casion with flowers After the regular
routine of business, a social time was
| had. Neale's Orchestra played some
pretty airs, and light refreshments were
served. The past year has been a very
| successful one for the club in every
way. The Secretary reported an in
crease of membership, and the Treas
urer has a handsome balance on hand.
| The Committee on Program for the en-
suing year submitted an outline, Whlch
was adopted. The first Tuesday of each
month will be devoted to a lecture by
some one from abroad, the second to
| Masterpieces of Literature" the third
to Modern Writer'S the fourth to
| Current Topics and Book Reviews,
and the fifth Tuesday Occurring twice
during the season. will be given over to
the young ladies' of the club to be OBJ
served as they see fit. The retiring
President, Mrs. Ffndley r. Dray, made
! few brief remarks, thanking the Off
GERS, committees and members for their
cooperation and loyal support and for
| courtesies extended to her. On behalf of
the club Mrs. E. I. Calvin presented to
| Mrs. Dray, in a graceful and pleasing
speech, a handsome cut-glass vase. The
following officers were elected Presi-
dent Mrs. A. J. Johnston; First Vice
President, Mrs. H. B. Breckenfeld; Sec
ond Vice President, Mrs. George Nc
Coy; Corresponding Secretary, Miss
Neagle; Recording Secretary, Mrs. F.
H. Krebs; Treasurer, Mrs. c. NJ. Beck
with; Board of Directors: Mrs. F. R.
Dray, Mrs. G. W. Lorenz, Mrs. A. G..
Folger, Mrs. W. D. Lawton, Mrs. E.
Twitchell, Mrs. H. G. Smith. Mrs. H. NJ.
LaRue, Mrs. J. Frank Clark. By a
unanimous vote James H. Pond of the
Sacramento High School was made an
honorary member of the club.
|
W. R. Felter is expected to spend
Dewey Day in this city.
Mrs. J. Mcbride has returned from a
two months visit in San Francisco and
vicinity.
Mrs. Clara F. Parsons will return
from San Francisco next Thursday.
Miss Ethel Hall will go to Dixon next
Tuesday.
Mrs. W. H Wright gave very pleas
ant 'at home last Monday evening, at
her residence, S05 NJ street Whist was
! q oil inc nf he of
Mrs. K. L. Douglas winning the first
prize, Mrs. C. H. Cummings the second,
Mrs. L. S. Taylor the third and Miss
Buck the fourth Among the guests
were Mrs. L. S. Taylor, Mrs. W. R.
Douglas, Mrs. c. H. Cummings, Mrs.
James Faris, Miss Buck. Mrs. Cathe-
rine Hoehn, Mrs. Truman Reeves. Mrs.
Lee Stanley, Mrs. ]. H. Thompson. Mrs.
j. Frank Clark, Mrs. P. Herzog, Mrs.
c. Smith, Mrs. Daniel Flint, Mrs. Anna
Yule Mrs c. ]. LIE Noir, Mrs. c. P.
Evans, Mrs D. W. Whitbeck, Mrs. r.
0. Cravens, Mrs. D. W. Lubbock, Mrs.
G. A White, Mrs. L. Rackliffe, Mrs.
NJ E. Miller Mrs. E. H. Mckee, Mrs.
Israel Luce, Mrs. Edward Lyons, Mrs.
H L. Ladd, Mrs. George Locke, Mrs.
H. L. Hoffman, Mrs. j. NJ. Henderson,
| Mrs William Dillman, Mrs. NJ. Lynn,
Mrs. NJ. Kennedy, Mrs H. S. Brown,
Mrs S. J. Westlake. The decorations
were unusually pretty, pink being the
predominating color in the parlor, and
yellow in the dining room. A great pro-
fusion of roses were used throughout.
Dainty refreshments were served.
|
The Dewey Whist Club held it's last
meeting at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. B. Leonard at 1900 G. street.
AS this was the last party, serial
prizes We're given to Mrs. J. J. Sinclair,
Mrs. J. C. Stuber, C. B. Leonard and c.
o. Miller. The first prizes for the even
ing We're awarded to Mr.. and Mrs. G.
N. Osgood and the boobies to Mrs. E. F.
Amsden and c.. C. Cotter. At a late
hour. the guests were invited to the
hapdsome1y decorated dining-roon,
where a delicious supper was enjoyed.
The President acted as POSTMASTER and
many witty and bright toasts were re-
sponded to Games, dancing and sing
ing were INDUCED in, and it was wee
sma' hours before the club disbanded.
Mrs. Israel Luce was the hostess of
the G. G. Whist Club last Tuesday The
First prize was awarded to Mrs Daniel
Flint. Late in the afternoon, dainty
refreshments were passed to the guests.
The rooms were charmingly decorated
with La France roses. potted plants and
smilax. Mrs. L. S. Taylor will enter
tain the club at the residence of Mrs.
M. Kennedy, 1888 H street, next week.
Those who attended were Mrs L. S.
Taylor. Mrs. Daniel Flint, Mrs E. J.
Johnson. Mrs. C. NJ Smith, Mrs. P.
Herzog, Mrs. w D. Dillman. Mrs K. D.
Douglas, Mrs. M. Kennedy Mrs W. H
Wright and Mrs. S. j Westlake
Mrs. VIII Geary is home again after
visit in Placerville.
Last Monday number of people from
Sonora returned to their home after
visiting in this city during the con-
clave. They reported that they had a
most enjoyable visit while hare and Sac
ramento had fully lived up to it's repu-
tation as being hospitable Those who
We're here We're Mr. and Mrs. C. H
Burden. Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Whitney
Mr. and Mrs c. E. Ratz, Mr.. and Mrs,
N. L.. Knudson, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Morbin. Mr.. and Mrs Frank Loring
Charles Street. Frank w. Street. Crit
tington Hampton, DR.. W. w Eastman
Charles Fantano Tom E Hender E.
Keil. Mrs. Ed Birmey and Miss Carrie
Inch.
Mrs Frank Krebs entertained the P.