The record-union., 1895-07-06
ADJUSTMENTS.

Announcement is made this morning
by Manager Todd that the Ciunie
Opera-house will be reopenod Mon
day evening at tho old popular prices,
with the Palmer Musical Comedy
Company in the play "Our Boy"
a low comedy. full OF good catchy
music and laughable situations The
troupe includes Charles j. Spry, Palmer,
Albert Hosmer. we'll known here, having
played some months at the Clunie last
year and in the late winter; Miss Hattie
Ross, pleasing actress, formerly of one
OF the Clunie Opera-house troupes; Miss
Mabel Cassidy, singer and comedienne
who long reside in Sacramento and left
here some two or three years ago as a
member of the Carleton Opera Company;
Bertha Darrell, Amelilea Guerrero, La
Petite Rose, Myretta Waite, John Nc
Grath and Mr. Sedley. The Virginia
Chronicle says the people Of the troupe
are clever, play we'll and sing and dance
excellently. The Carson HerGiG says
Palmer, the leader. has a fine tenor voice
with not false note In it, and no affecta-
ton, and is good actor. The Nevada
City papers also speak we'll of the COM
pany. Charles Stewart. the actor, we'll
known here and recently in this city with
j. II. Emmet, speaks of the organization
as good one, and believes it Will meet
pers as the st. Louis Globe Democrat,
Cincinnati Enquirer and Omaha Bee have
given him very hattering notices as b
singer and actor.
At Concord Hall, Foresters' building,
this evening the Ladies' Auxiliary to the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
will give dime social and entertainment
of novel character. A dime is the admis-
sion fee, but there need be no fear that
there will be any call for money on the
inside. On the contrary, refreshments
will be furnished free, and a fine pro-
gramme rendered OF music, vocal and
instrumental. There will be games and
social amusements in variety. The idea
is to make II one OF the most pleasing OF
entertainments, gift from the Ladies'
Auxiliary TO the public, the nominal
charge for admission being made simply
to prevent crush which there would be
if the doors were open free. The Auxil-
iary is a worthy charity organization
that has done much good and in most
discreet way and relieved much suffering.
After hard winter successfully buffeted
the organization now feels able to engage
in an entertaining reunion.
The "Treble Clef Quartet' is to appear
here on the evening of the 1lth instant at
the Congregational Church in concert.
1t is an organization erected, trained and
managed by the well-known singer,
Mrs. mariner Campbell, one of the most
popular of California's sopranos for
years. The quartet consists of Miss
Beatrice Priest and Mrs. A. NJ. Noble,
sopranos, and Miss Jeanette Wilcox and
Mrs. j. Il. birmingham. contraltos. The
Pacific Coast .NGSicdt journal says Miss
Priest is a singer of rare good qualities,
that Mrs. Noble has voice of accurate
intonation, that Miss Wilcox (who has
twice been heard here with entire salts
faction) has excellent method and
graceful voice, and that Mrs. Birming-
hams voice is one OF rare fine qualities,
rich and resonant and une1ualed in San
Francisco for BREADTH depth and sympa-
thy. The San Francisco Examiner of
yesterday said that the chief feature
Of the programme of the Fourth of
July celebration at San Jose was
the singing of the Treble Clef
Quartet, and that the mem bers proved
themselves to be finished soloists, and re-
ceived enthusiastic approval. Miss
Edith Johnson is to be the accompauist
of the quartet. and OF her the fHSjcat
Journal said that not too much praise
can be given her, as she makes her part @
striking feature of the quarte's concerts,
a feature that is rare and refreshing.
Election of Officers.
On Wednesday evening, July Sd, the
following officers of the Western Star
Frauen Verein were installed by ex-
President Mrs. Abbie Maier
President Mrs. Julia Schink;~ Vice
President, Mrs. Barbara Niederhaus;
Recording Secretary. Mrs. G. Werlin;
Financial Secretary, Mrs. Anna Weber;
Treasurer. Mrs. Catherine Futtercr;
Warden, Mrs. Rosalie Lindemeyer; Con-
ductor. Mrs. Pauline Spiersk; Chaplain,
Miss Anna Netzle; r. S. p, Mrs. Anna
Sermonet; l.. ). p, Mrs. Marie Schwan;
r. S. V. p. Mrs. Anna Schneider; l.. s.
V. P, Mrs. Marie Jensen; L. g., Miss
Elise Detling.
After the iustallment the society pre-
sented the retiring President, Mrs. Abbie
Maier, with fine rocking chair, after
which refreshments were served.
Red Jacket Tribe, No. 2S, /. .. Z. NJ.
has installed the following officers, Dis
trict Deputy Great Sachem w. d. Cooks
ley officiating: A. Dunders. Prophet:
W. q. Schmeiser, Sachem; \. Hotfelt,
Senior Sycamore; q. w. Wheeler, Junior
Sycamore; a. Dunbar, Chief OF Records:
j. Domingos, Financial Chief.