The record-union., 1899-02-12

served to the guests at the conclusion
of the game
B. J. Miner, the crack of the Capital
City Wheelmen, has gone to the Bay
to attend the bicycle carnival. He un-
doubtedly will learn a few tricks to
show the Stockton boys in the coming
relay.
The I. D. c. Whist Club held it's reg
, ula meeting at the home of MISS
| Genevieve Rider, 1911 E street, last
| Friday evening. Miss G. Rider and
H. Newman won the first prizes, ana
| Miss L. Bechtold and G. Staiger the
boobies Misses B. Jackson and l..
Bechtold and c. Hamer acted as sub
stitutcs The lext meeting will be held
at the home of the Misses Mack, 9Ol
E street.
| The Junior Saturday Club met yes
| terday afternoon at the residence OF
! Miss Ethel Backrath, 300 Q street, at
2:30 p. m The following program was
| rendered: Composition, Life OF MO-
zart," Miss Harriette Green; piano
duet. fanfare Rondo- Militare," op. ''O
| (Carl Bohm), the Misses Prichard; p-
ano solo, '"The Wayside Chapel &c. u.
| WILSON,, Miss Maude Green; recitation
| (Selected). Miss Alice Fassett; piano
solo, Lucia di Lammermoor &c. Dorm,
Miss I.isetta Bechtold; piano solo
! (Pasquinade) (Gottschalk), Miss jessie
Beaton; piano solo, La Polka de la
RENE" q. Raff), Miss Hazel Boyd; vo-
cal solo, 'Hossanna" Jules Granlerl'
Miss Rowley; piano solo, AT Geor-
gia Campmeeting" (Kerry Mills), carrie
| Littlefield; piano duet, Tampa (L.
Herold), Misses Conner and Hanrahan'
The vocal solo rendered by Miss Row
| lev was heartily applauded by those
present.
| very pleasant birthday party was
given by Master Clarence Hopklnsoh
| to limited number of his young
friends at his home, No. 1913 Twenty
| fifth street, on Wednesday afternoon
Refreshments were served, after Wnich
parlor games were enjoyed by all pres
ent The time was all too short Tor
a number of the young people, VINO
were called away in the early part Oh
the evening The names of the guests
were Misses Powell, Van Yee, WOOD
man. McNaiin, Fredericks, and Masters
Sturtevant, W. Ficket, w. Griffith. N.
Houston and W. Van Yee.
=
Mrs. Lotta Glenn, leader of the Vi
emma. Orchestra, has just returned from
a trip to San Francisco.
Miss Florence Larkin was the hostess
of the Confusion Club last evening. The
usual enjoyable time was had by all.
Mrs. Will Hendricks entertained
number of friends at duplicate WHIST
last Tuesday afternoon. The hrst
nrizes were carried off by Mesdames
Bruce Dray and Bert Adams; Misses
Ftta Wallace and Evelyn Radcliffe cap
tured the BOBBY prizes. Those IN at
tendance were: Mrs. Bert Adams, Mrs
G.. B. Carr, Mrs. Charles Phillips, Mrs
T 7. Dwyer. Mrs. Bruce Dray, Mrs. H.
K Wallace. Misses Alice Sheehan, Rose
Sheehan. Evelyn Radcliff, Laura
Cooper, Eta Wallace and Daisy Ennis.
Sunset Parlor, N. S. G. W., gave an
other one of their pleasant parties
Thursday evening. The grand march
took place at 9 o'clock. The hall looked
very pretty, and the bright gowns OF
the Young ladies added much tosthe
beauty of the room.
The B. C. C Whist Club met at the
home of Mrs. H. P. Brown Thursday
night. The prizes were won by Mrs.
J. Fitzgerald and Mrs. McKim. The
usual good time was had by all.
Mrs. E. E. Condo gave a "thimble
bee' Thursday afternoon in honor of
Mrs. Frank Swain. The house was
handsomely decorated in palms, smilax
and daphnes The guests were enter
tanned by the Flower game" and Mrs.
]. o. Coleman received the first prize,
and the BOBBY went to Mrs. G. W. Scott.
The guests We're: Mrs. Chauncey Dunn,
Mrs. Frank SWAIN Mrs. E. E. Condo,
Mrs. J. o. Coleman, Mrs. E. G. Atkin-
son, Mrs. E. NJ. Atkinson, Mrs c. N.
Post, Mrs G. W. Scott Mrs. c. Brown,
Mrs. Weston, Mrs. Schwanab. Miss
Cora Hammer and Miss Helen Dunn.
Mrs c. w. Phillips gave a pleasant
party to her daughter Myrtle, in honor
of her twelfth birthday yesterday after
noon. Children's games were irdulged
in during the afternoon. and the little
hostess was the recipient of many
beautiful presents. The little ones were
invited into the dining-rOom at