The record-union., 1895-07-19
A SALMAGUNDI PARTY TONIGHT.
1t VIII Be Given by the Y. NJ. c. A.
Ladies Auxiliary.
Review of the Associations Work Dur
ing the Past Week-The Sun
day Meeting.

The meeting at the rooms of the Young
Mems Christian Association next Sunday
will be led by State Secretary John l..
Speares. The music for the occasion will
be something out of the usual order.
Messrs. Fechter and Beauchamp will be
on hand with their flutes, and special
efforts will be put forth to make the ex-
ercises Interesting and profitable.
The meeting last Sunday was led by
Messrs. Green and Bohannon of Wood
land. MIR. Green sang solo in a mann er
that pleased all who heard it, and
Mr.. Bohannon delivered a practical ad
dress. These gentlemen represented the
neighboring association at Woodland and
came to Sacramento to get few pointers
as to the methods by which the work IS
carried on here. Their visit proved very
pleasant to the Sacramento boys.
This evening "SalmagundT' party
will be given at the rooms Of the associa
ton by the members of the Women's
Auxiliary. Every inhabitant of the earth
Is invited to be present. 1ce-cream will
be served in the reading-room to those
who desire it at fifteen cents per dish. No
one is obliged, however, to partake OF the
congealed refreshment. People may
NoAiS III diiu sO Out az iiL Nith5ut 1bCuA-
ring any expense whatever.
a conservation meeting of members
Will be held in the parIor next Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock. The meeting will
be short, lasting only half an hour, and
good attendance is desired.
The musical department of the Sacra-
mento Association work has two of the
best leaders to be found in the city, and it
is the aim Of the managers TO carry for
ward q nFnOrpGGIUa IynrIx Nnw
classes Will constantly be formed under
the direction of Professor Tomaso as fast
as there is q demand for them, while q
choral union will be organized among the
advanced pupils. Already considera bic
inquiry has been made III regard to the
formation of the next beginners class.
Herbert Ii. Nanderhoof has been secured
to take charge of the y. Nj. G. a. orches-
ira. All who desire to become members
| thereof should report at once to the Cen
eral Secretary. Under the tutel6ge of
such able leaders. the association ought
to take an advanced place in the line Of
musical instruction, aud its mem bers
ought to attain to something like perfec-
ton in the art that hath charms to
soothe the savage breast"
The members of the Outdoor Sports
Club who participated in the grand open
ing event that took place at the grounds
on tho northeast corner Of Tenth and q
streets last Friday evening, held a tomale
spread in the basement of the Congrega-
tional Church last Saturday night. The
tomales were prepared by the lady
friends OF the members who were kind
enough also to provide bountifuI sup
ply of cake. Messrs. Green and Bohan-
non Of the Woodland Association made
interesting addresses regarding methods
Of Y. NJ. g. a. work, and the spirit of fell
lowship that should be manifested among
members. Various toasts were proposed
and responded to by Messrs. Grove f.
Ekins. Harry Graeter. Thomas Roman,
| Clifford Whitmore, Albert Keene. Willie
Marsh, Joseph Uemer, II. E. Putney,
Steve Ehrett, Lewis IIhrett, Samuel Tate.
George Clifford and John Hoskins.
Messrs. Samuel Dickson and Frank Dem
ton were to have made speeches. but they
were obliged to leave early in the even
ing. The affair was very pleasant one
throughout.