The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-11-23

Next Week to be One of Social In
tereSt at the Home OF
the Latter.

The Young Mems Christian Associa-
tons meeting for men tomorrow will
be held in the Sixth-street Methodist
Church, in order to accommodate the
large crowd expected. The assemblage
will be addressed by Mrs. Van Colt, the
evangelist, who is now successfully con-
Quoting a series of revival meetings
here.
The exercises will commence promptly
at 3 80 D. m, with an interesting song
service. Special music will be provided
for the occasion, and all men are cor
daily invited.
The singing class is getting along very
nicely and the members are doing
good work. Those in charge of the
musical department will be ready about
December 1st to start beginners class
for the accommodation of those who
wish to learn how to read music.
The committee in charge of the edu-
cational work are planning to have a
large number of classes during the COM
ing winter. They will soon issue a pros
pectuS in neat form, showing some OF
the results accomplished by the associa-
ton in this line.
The boys have had to do their swim
ming in cola water the past week, on
account of the overhauling of the fur
mace and the fixing of the flues. They
Will soon have all the hot water needed,
and will be able to enjoy hot baths
without danger of being smoked out.
A choice entertainment will be had at
the rooms next Wednesday evening.
Special efforts have been made to Sc
cure a good programme. The affair
will be for the benefit of the aSsocia-
TONS membership. Invitations will be
issued, and only those fortunate
enough to be provided with tickets will
be admitted. The following programme
will be presented:
Orchestra, George Shepstone, leader;
! invocation; piano duet Misses Ethel
and Bertha Dean; dumb-bell drill, by
class; vocal duet, Messrs. Stormer and
Hopkinson; wand drill, by class; banjo
| duet Messrs LamOtte and Cook; APP
paratus work, by gymnasium class;
violin solo, w. D. Fechter; recitation,
| Miss Pearl Baldwin; Aborigines, the
People; practical muscular exercises
under supervision of Ladies Auxiliary
Y W. C. ASSOCIATION.
| The members of the Young Women s
! Christian Association intend making
the coming week one Of special social
| interest On Monday, Tuesday and
| literary entertainments during the
noon hour, in honor of the young
women of the Sacramento County
| Teachers Institute. All young women
are equally welcome.
| On Thursday evening a ThanksgiV-
| ing party will be given to those young
women of the city who are away from
home They are cordially invited &c
spend an old-fashioned Thanksgiving
| evening at the home. Miss Reader
the Coast Secretary, is expected to be
here on Wednesday and Thursday
The classes will meet as follows:
Monday, Z p. m, stenography, Mrs
BENJAMIN; s p. m, vocal music, MIS-
Carrie Dray Turrell.
Tuesday, Z: 80 p. m, guitar, Miss Min
ME Lands.
Wednesday, l 80 p. M, painting, Mrs
Herrick; 1870 p. m, embroidery, Miss
Sallie Haskell: 1870 p. m, current top
les, Miss Madge Yeckley; s p. IN
Bible training class, Miss Beazeu.
Friday, $3.50 p. m, German, Miss
Myers
Saturday, 7:3O p. M, Bible training
class, Miss Beazell; 100 p. m, dress
making, Miss Title SlawsOn; 100 p. m.
drawing, Miss Merry.
Last Sunday afternoon the Bible
service was well attended and two
classes formed. The members will DC
glad to have others join either the
Saturday or Wednesday class, or one
which may meet at a more convenient
time.
By next week they hope to be able tC
make a definite announcement of the
physical work.
The Sunday afternoon meeting vii
be held as usual at p. m.