The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-01-29

meeting at the home of Mrs. j. c. BOYD
on Monday afternoon. The mouse
looked unusually pretty in us hano-
some decorations, and every one en-
joyed themselves to the utmost. MIS-.
H. p Brown was the lucky member
and Mrs. McKim took the second prize
Among the guests were: Miss Schrotn,
Mrs. Tracy, Mrs. Doane, Mrs. Ing, Miss
Margaret Weld, Mrs. Weld, Mrs. Nc
Kim, Mrs. H. P. Brown, Mrs. ]. c..
Boyd, Mrs. Addie Johnson and Mrs.
DR.. Taylor.
A delightful surprise party was given
last night by the B. B. c. Whist Club
to Mrs. Schorer. Whist was played
during the first part of the evening,
and then games, music and dancing
were enjoyed until a late hour.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Sanford were given
a complete surprise the other evening
in honor of their tin wedding, by a
number Of their friends. Everything
imaginable was received in tinware,
and the gifts caused much amusement.
Refreshments were also served on tin
in very unique way. At first whist
was played, and Mrs George King and
Mr.. Robietire carried off the honors of
the evening. Various games were
played after refreshments were served.
and the party did not break up until
long after midnight, all proclaiming a
most enjoyable time.
On the 10Th the Sacramento Whist
Club gave a guests night. An unusu-
ally enjoyable evening was spent by
all. The first prizes We're received by
Miss Zoe Johnson and Assemblyman
Merrill of San Francisco. The consola-
ton prizes Were won by Mrs Senator
Simpson and Mrs. William Schaw
Invitations are out for an "at home"
TO be given by Mrs. Sparrow Smith
next Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Governor Gage will not receive
on Wednesday of this week.
The Dewey Whist Club was enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. NJ V. Koch
on Friday evening The first prizes
were awarded to Mrs. George N. Os-
good and c. B. Harris, and the boobies
to Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Sinclair. The
parlors were very tastefully decorated,
and after the usual number of hands
We're played refreshments were served
and a general good time was had.
A very enjoyable evening was spent
at the home of Mr. and Mrs r. E.
Chapman, 1918 G street, last Thursday
evening, the occasion being the celebra-
ton of the birthday of Mrs. Chapman.
Those present were:
Ladies-Mrs. w G. Hornlein, Mrs. C.
H. Denton, Mrs. H. Gray, Mrs R. e
Chapman, Mrs. E. Connor Miss Eva
Brown. Miss Nellie Foss, Miss Emma
Gordon, Miss Lizzie Gordon, Miss Fan
ME Denton, Miss Lola Denton.
Gentlemen-W. G. Hornlein, c. H.
Denton, H. Gray, R. E. Chapman.
Frank Denton, Charles Bliss. Walter.
Denton. Master Harry Denton, Elmer
Hornlein.
The 81 Don't Care" Whist Club met
Friday evening at the residence of the
Misses Saunders, COB Fourteenth street
Miss Celia Saunders and Paul Webb
won first prizes and Miss Irene New
ton and Will Martin the BOBBY prizes
The evening was spent in music and
games. The next meeting will be at
the home of the Misses Mack 9O3 E
street. on Friday. February 10th.
The Junior Saturday Club held its
regular meeting al the residence of Miss
Carrie Littlefield, ~1225 street The
following program was rendered:
Composifion ct life of Raph'
Miss Lizzie Hanrahan.
Piano duet IT,. Morning Pearl .Chas. Blake
Piano solo, valse, op. s4.......... Chopin
Miss Ada Harvie.
Vocal duet, "The Story of a Tack. Parks
Misses Celia and Claire Saunders.
Piano duet. Ball Esrinnerungen" .Koelling
Misses Irma and Edna Farley.
Piano solo, (a) Cradle Song" OPP.
g No. -; OBJ "coquetry," OPP.
Miss Phoebe Litzberg.
The piano duet rendered by the
Misses Farley was heartily applauded
At the close of the program Miss Car
RE Littlefield favored the club with one
of her bright vocal selections. The
Misses Farley also favored the club
with some of their pretty dancing.
Another whist club has been started,
and Mrs. w. K Cothrin is the organ
izer. It met for the first time at the
latter's home on Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Eugene Hadley took the first prize,
Mrs. Beulah the second and Mrs. Meade
third The members are: Mrs. r. ID.
Stephens. Mrs. Oschner, Mrs. w. K.
Cothrin, Mrs Joe Terry, Mrs. H. Ran
son, Mrs. Charles Wright, Mrs. Will
lam Dwinelle, Mrs Will Knights, Mrs.
L. 8. Hadley, Mrs. Robert Devlin, Mrs
Meade, Mrs. Beulah.
Mrs A. n. Buchanan and Mrs J. B..
Wright entertained about fifty friends
ait a musical on Friday afternoon. The
house was most deliberately decorated,
the predominating color in the parlors
being pink. Large festoons of smilax
on the walls and pink carnations and
pink roses were used in great profusion.
The dining-room was trimmed in red,
using red lanterns, candelabras and red
tissue paper Mrs. Annie Campbell
and Mrs Hiram Johnson presided at
the daintily set luncheon table. The
guests We're requested to wear some
thing as the symbol of a song. Miss
Minnie Clark received the prize for
guessing the largest number of songs.
| The following are a few of the songs
represented: Mrs. Governor Gage rep
resented mo Wedding Bells For Her, ;"
| by wearing a picture of a nun; Miss
Nell Siddons, Sweet and Low" by a
wreath of violets hung near the bottom
| of her skirt; Miss Eta Birdsall, He's