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The San Francisco call., 1896-07-26
AT THE VENpoME.

That the Vendome loses none of its popular
ity is evinced by the daily number of arriv ais.
While the season may be said to be fully under
way, there is pleasant evidence that 1t is pull
ing itself together for the merry days that are
to come. Once more everything in and about
the hotel presents an animated appearance.
The excessive heat of the last weeks is thing
OF the past and once more perfect weather
reigns supreme. Applications present them
selves daily. Tennis, eroquet cycling, riding
and driving parties are of frequent occurrence.
j. V. Bigelow and wife registered from San
Mrs. W. II, keith of San Francisco, accom-
panied by her daughter Miss Eliza ID. Keith
(Di Vermont are spending portion OF the
Mrs. II. F. Fortmann and Miss Fortmann of
San Francisco are among the latest arrivals at
this popular caravan3ary.
]. j. Moore, wife and Master JEFF Moore of
Fair Oaks, accompanied by Miss Nellie Boyd,
Miss f. Boyd and ]. w. Warrington and wife of
Mateo TO the Vendome. They contemplate
several more trips during the season. All are
expert riders and present a very pretty sight
mounted on their chargers.
| W. G.. Griffith, Pop" Jerome and V. w. Gas
! kill of the r. A. G.. of Oakland were among the
many who wheeled from Oakland the past
week.
| Colonel Dan NJ. Burns and wife OF San FIR an
CISCO accompanied by Miss Rowena Burns, A.
J. Evans and wife, Senator ]. II. Mahoney M.
! H. Dignan, Leon Dennery and Mr.. Benjamin
past week.
Professor Edward s. Holden OF the Lick OBJ
servetory registered during the week.
A. n. Drown and wife of San Francisco, ac.
companied by the Misses Drown, returned
home after most enjoyable visit with Man.
| ager Smell.
| X Melrose and wife OF San Francisco regis
tered during the latter part of the week.
Charles A. Belden, wife, children and maid
OF San Francisco, accompanied by Mrs. Josiah
Belden OF New York and Mrs. s. B. Hunt of
Visalis, are pleasantly domiciled at this cara
vansEry for en- indefinite period.
Madame Julie Rosewald of San Francisco,
accompanied by d. Oppenheimer and wife
and Ernest II. Oppepheimer OF Baltimore, Md :,
have gone to Del Monte, after weeks visit at
this charming resort
Horatio Stebbins and wife of San Fran
cisco and II. w. Stebbins, Miss Lucy Stebbins,
| Stebbins of San Francisco, were among the
many who spent the past week as guests of the
Venuome.
Portland, Or, was represented during the
past week by the arrival OF S. G. Fulton and
wife.
Captain ]. L. Waller and wife have returned
70 San Francisco after weeks visit at the
Vendome.
Mrs sanborn Doe of San Francisco, accom-
panied by Miss Kraft and Margaret Doe, are
sojourning at the Vendome.
q. w. Hibbard and wife of San Francisco, ac-
companied by Mrs. Brophy, were among the
early arrivals the past week.
Miss Hattie Staacke of Fairfax was the guest
OF Miss Jennie Odair the past week.
Mrs. NJ V. Baldwin has arrived from San
Francisco for the summer months
Henry Miller of San Francisco registered dur
Ing the past week at the hotel.
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AT ETNA SPRINGS.

The recent arrivals at Etna Springs in
clude: James Stewart and wife, James
Will Stewart, Mrs. F. A. Win, J. J. Tom
kinson, wife and son, San Francisco
DR.. Frank C. Payne and wife, Alameda
w. d. Dresser, w lillian ]. Richard and family.
San Francisco; Mrs. Samuel Martin and Son,
Miss Mae Beban, Berkeley; n. ]. Pittman
Theaester, Oakland; P. S. Hunter. Napa /;
Charles Z. Shook, Miss Julia E. Colby, Oak
land; +. j. Mahoney, Mrs. Mahoney, Mrs. Horn,
Miss Horn, San Francisco; w. E. Miles, Oakland
Adams, II. Belau. Captain A. NJ. Burns, George
p. Thomas, San Francisco; Charles Z. Elliott.
Alameda; ]. H. Mitchell, Mrs. Stone, San Fran.
cisco.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-26
With Music and Song They
Pleasantly Recall Wartime
Memories.
An Outing at Berkeley Marks a Red.
Letter Day for Aurora Lodge
Members.

On the thirty-ffth anniversary OF the first
battle of Bull Run, which was fought July 81,
1861, the surviving members of the Sixty
ninth New York State Militia living in this
City assembled at the home of Captain H. J..
Brady and passed delightful evening in re-
calling the scenes and incidents of their war
time service. The veterans dwelt mainly on
those "reminiscences connected with that noted
battle, in which the regiment sustained a
loss of nearly 200 men. A bountiful collation.
was partaken of and toasts drank to the
memories of the gallant dead and TO the sue
cess of the living. The Misses Brady sang
wartime melodies and played patriotic selec-
tions on the piano, which seemed TO restore
the gray haired veterans to their former mar
tial ardor.
1t was very late when the comrades broke
ranks from their first assembly on this coast,
but decided that it should not be the last
Those present were: Hugh ]. Brady OF Com
pany F, Philip Briody and P. Fogarty Of Com
pany A, Thomas McCaffrey of Company B,
Daniel O'Connor OF Company H and Comrade
J. J. Lyon of Company B, First Michigan In
fantry.
One of the coziest nooks in Berkeley was
chosen by Aurora Lodge No. 202, X: and l. OF
Honor, for its annual outing on the 10th inst
The wel.-hlled hampers and steaming coffee
caused flow OF wit and oratory never before
dreamed OF by the clan, thus making the day
a red-letter day in the calendar of every ne
present.
Those present were: Mrs. L. A. Rapp, Miss
l: Rapp, Mr.. and Mrs. c. LorenZeu Mr. aud
Mrs. Price, Mr.. and Mrs. @. w. Holcomb, Mr..
and Mrs. q: T.Whitten, Mrs. +. Igo, Miss j. 1go,
Mrs. N. blanchard Miss L. Blanchard. Mrs
Colby, Masters Zack and Arthur Whitten anu
many others,
:, A picnic party was given by Miss Minnie
Van Laenwen Of San Jose on Sunday The
company was driven TO Pacific Congress
Springs, where the day was pleasant spent,
Inc Inc particlpants were: Miss Lena Williams,
Miss Lucy Van Leenwen, Miss Maud wilson,
Miss Annie klinkert, Miss Pearl Safstrom Miss
Addie Stein, Miss Mabel Finch, the Misses
Mary and Lottie Wade, Miss Allie Reardon,
Mrs. A. NJ Van Leenwen, Louis Barazo, George
Van Leenwen, Mr.. Jones, Mr.. Crampbarn, Mr.
Ehrlich. Mr.. Handy. Mr.. Ewing, Mr. Reardon,
Mr.. Fuller.
Miss Margaret d. Blackstaff OF San Francisco
was the guest of honor at most enjoya BILE
picnic given by Mrs. John Mccarthy OF Oak
Knoll, hollister, on Wednesday. The day was
spent at Bird Creek, and q delightful time was
enjoyed by the numerous guests.
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personals.

j. S. Capron Miss w. A. Manion. Miss ]. G.
Kearney and Miss May Caprou have returned
to their residence, 1919 Devisadero street,
after having enjoyed delightful month at
Paraiso Springs.
Mrs. DR.. ]. C. Tucker and daughter, MAZE,
have returned to their home in. Oakland after
pleasant sojourn at Castle Crag.
Miss Cariottas Bean, principal OF the primary
department. of the John SWEET School, who has
been enjoying her vacation with party OF
triends in the Hawaiian Republic, returned
home on the last Honolulu steamer.
s. Joseph TheiseR has returned from tour
OF the Eastern States.
The party consisting OF Misses Hattie and
Susie Hall, Miss Belle McBoyle. Miss Emma
Onyon, Miss Maude Wood and Miss Jeannette
Clabrough, chaperoned by Mrs: NJ Hall, have
returned from their soiourn at La Honda.
Mrs. p. Abrams has returned, and will be at
home on the first and third Tuesdays of, each
month at 140s Fulton street.
Mrs w. L. Powleson and daughter, Grace NJ.
Powleson, have returned from Sonoma County,
where they spent the past two months.
Rev. Jacob Nieto has removed to 1719 Bush
street, between Cough and octayia.
MIS-. E j. Stark, wife OF cantor STARK, mas re-
turned from New York, and will be pleased to
receive her friends at the Martinez, corner
Iessry street and Van Ness avenue.
Mrs. II. i. Springer and son Albert, ana MSS
Celia Langley have returned after iour weeks
trip to Portland, where they were the guests OF
Mr: and Mrs S. Chaskel.
Mrs Ferdinand Reel OF Sonora is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Geist
Miss Belle Sanders of 1924 Eddy street has
returned from Cazsdero, after spending her
usual summer vacation there.
Dr., Mrs. and Miss Byron w. Haines, who left
some weeks since for Honolulu, have returned
and are now among the guests at the occi-
dental Hotel.
Mrs. David Fry OF New York formerly Miss
Josie Dallman OF this City is here with her
daughter, visiting her parents at 1925
O,FArrell street.
Mrs. Peters and daughter OF 1924 Buchanan
street have returned from their trip to the
santa Cruz Mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Gunzendorfer and family
have returned 30 the City after two weeks
ssootourn at Monterey, and will be at home to
their friends on the second and fourth Thurs
days, 1880 Sutter street.
Mrs. I. H. Cousins has returned from a
weeks visit to her sister, Mrs. F. w. Hogan, at
Niles.
Miss Esther Simms, teacher In the Clement
grammar School, and niece of E. I. Jones OF
mar mare Island, Is enjoying her vacation at Seattle
and Tacoma, WASH, and Victoria, B. Z. The
young lady win depart on the steamer Topeka
rom Victoria and enjoy the beauties Of Alaska
this City.
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ME- ERR|LY LVER THE
WATERS GLIDING.
The Marine Yacht Club
Entertains It's Lady
Friends.
Society, Attired in Natty Yacht
ing Suits, Enjoys a
Sail.
The Jolly Hosts of the Dolphin Enter
tain Large Party at Their
Ark Home.

Last Sunday was "isdies' day" with the Ma
rine Yacht Club, and the affair proved fully as
successful as the many former ones this organ
iZation has given.
The weather was all the yachtsmen could
have desired and the cruise was inaugurated
with an initial run through the Golden Gate
splendid view was obtained OF Fort Winfield
Scott and the frowning but picturesque fortih-
cations on the adjoining bluffs. Fair Sutro-
ville-by-the-Sea, with its inseparable Seal
Rocks. was also visited and admired.
On re-entering the bay, number Of yachts
being encountered, several races were INDUCED
in, which added not little to the pleasure
and excitement of the sail.
During the. racing the mysteries OF reef
tack and centerboard were explained 10 the
guests, and the quickness many displayed in
catching the different nautical terms was the
cause for many good natured laugh at the
expense of the amateur sailors.
Anchor was dropped near San Quentin
where the yachtsmen and their friends landed
and dainty lunch was served und er the able
supervision of Steward White. Immediately
following its completion a discharge from
the cannon on the flagship was the signal for
all 10 re-embarR. the party shortly Rfterward
sailing for home.
Every one had good time, and it will long
| be remembered as day among days by those
who were present.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs d.
| d. Lowney.. Mt and Mrs. H. e. Moyee Mr. and
Mrs. Al Brooks, Mr. and Mrs William Retch-
less. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Munk, Miss Carver, Miss
M. Waldo, Miss Waldo, Miss Gardiner, Miss NJ.
| Casey, Miss Casey, Miss I. McCrosson, Miss A.
! Gudmnnsen, Miss J. Williams, Miss F. Munk.
\ Miss Munk, Miss Annie O'Connor, Miss Hart
| Miss Emma Muenter; Messrs. G. w. Morse, r.
L. McCrosson, julius Seyden, Edward McSar-
! thy. +. 0udmunsen, Harry Pless. Z. p. Phillips.
/ George Rlinger, g. A. Koch. G. g. Larson. J. j.
Hughes, Charles switzer, Arthur Moyce, Harry
/ Moyce.
j. L Sale and F. H. Triebel entertained a
number of friends yesterday st their ark home.
the Dolphin, which is anchored off beautiful
Belyedere.
| The day was delightful, and to add to the
pleasure OF the merry party a picnic was
planned, In which the guests all Joined and
/ were soon on their way over the water to Bel
! vedere Point. Here delicious lunch was
spread beneath the liveoak trees.
| One OF the most enjoyable features of the
days entertainment was the excellent musi-
cal programme rendered by the Dolphin quar-
| tet, interspersed with elocutionary selections
| Dy Miss Alice Rideout, who has attained more
than local fame as a scuiptress.
Among the guests were: Miss Nellie McLane
| and Miss Alice Rideout, Sausalito; Afiss Sara
Brazelton, Chicago; Miss Lillian Coleman, Bel
vedere; the Misses Blanche and Eva Fair
weather, Mr. and Mrs. Z. B. White, Mr. and
Mrs. Margo, w. w. Sale, John Braid, Professor
j. w. Mckenzie, w. +. Mar tin, Charles Betts
| and John Curtis of San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-26
AT WALLS SPRINGS.

The list of guests at Walls Springs includes
George w. Day, w. A. Doud and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. R. F. Tisdale and wife, San Francisco
Mrs. Newdeck, Miss NJ. Newdeck, Haywards
Miss Mary McCowagy, San Lorenzo; Miss A
Spreckels, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniels, Alapieda; G.
Margerstadt, Masters Gus and Paul Marger
stadI, Oakland; T. ]. Merwin, Alameda; Mrs
L. Wagner. J. G. Carr, San Francisco; Miss C
P. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Schelling, SAINTS
Rosa; Charles F. Thiesbach, Ludwig Wagner
Miss s. NJ. Quinten, Miss Ida Quinten, G. H.
Quinten, Miss A. Sharp, Charles Stewart Sar
Francisco; Miss Lizzie Newdeek, Haywards
Miss Hattie Austin, Santa Rosa; s. B. Hotty
and wife and children, Mrs. ]. ]. Volmer, j
Thurbach, A. Schwenn, San Francisco: Carlo
Newdeck, Haywards.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-26
AT BARTLETT SPRINGS.

The crowd at Bartlett Springs is not quite SO
great now, there being only about $50
guests there at present. Consequently the
MANAGEMENT are enabled to md room for all
that desire TO visit the springs. For the pas,
three weeks the weather has been very warm
twice the thermometer reaching 81 deg, but
the nights have been very comfortable Re.
cent arrivals from San Francisco were: Tnoma.
Ashworth and wife. c. II. Hoffman, Roger
Johnson, Mrs. NJ. Fredericks, Mrs. Dunbar
George Frederieks, C. Fredericks. w. T. Burke
and wife, P. A. Burke, Matthew Nunan
John J. Cronan. George A. Parkyns, }
leck. Walter 5. Lewis, Charles II. Lunsman, j
H. lunsman, George Schooner, II. warnke, p
F. Nolan, J. Laind, A. Breuner, Mrs. J. Dowpey
From sacramento: 8 i Rinnin4 ! n S,eis
man, Jemes Finnegan. Levi Rackline, Fred c
Yorke, Mrs. G.. w. jackson, A. Becker. W. S
Wren. L. Gamback, P. +. Burke and
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-26
Ar MARX WEST SpRINas-

|. Everything is extremely gay at Mark West
Springs, the swimming pool in particular
affording the visitors great pleasure. Mrs.
Glaser recently gave very enjoyable excur-
sion to the petriied rocks. Among the late
arrivals at the springs are: Miss Belle Rose,
Santa Rosa; Miss Edith Bell, Oroville; Miss
Elane Davis, Miss Alice Peter, Miss Jessie Peter,
Z. H. Woolsey, Berkeley Miss Yetta Quadd,
San Jose; Antoine Pischeli, Santa Rosa; VIII
liam johnson, Oakland; Mrs. r. It. Nickerson
and daughter, Chicago; Mrs. Adolph Winter
Miss L. Dunken, Miss z. H Stokes, Peter
Sebeck, Z. E. North, Jean Lecay, Theodore
Worden, Henry Segelken, j. D. Jurgens, E. c.
Dake, ]. c. Montgomery, Miss B. Drummer.
Mrs. Amer and son, San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-26
AT MApRoNE MINEI

AT MADRoNE MINERAL SPRINGS.
The following have recently registered at
the Madrone Mineral Springs: Edward
schwerin, J. F. Helms, John Stegerman, Miss
Sophia Ecklind, San Francisco; Mr.. and Mrs.
Fowler, Fred and Charles Fowler, Miss Nina
Dyer, A. B. Knight, Clifford and John Knight,
Oakland; A. d. Grenenger, F. II. Bowles, A. q.
Breyer, F. A. Leslie and wife, c. w. Coe, f. G.
Hardy, j. S. Turner, Mrs. J. Piercy, Mrs. H. H.
Coe, Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts, Pearl and Ruby
Roberts, San Jose; Mrs. E. f. Dyer, E. Dyer,
Mrs j. E. Johnston, Miss Camilles Johnston,
Howard Johnston, II, B. Latevre, Mrs. 7. Dren-
men, Miss Mary E. Rily, Miss NJ. E. Clark, Oak
land; w. Boen and wife, Miss Emma Richards.
Jay Jacobs, Miss Emily Dodge, Morgan Hill;
ii. d. Cormick, A. V. Schubert, Leland STAN
ford Jr. University; A. G. McCracken, Coyote;
L j. Pinard, Miss Lucy Pinard, Miss NJ. Kirby,
J: c. Kirby, Madrone T. B. Neel, Dan Regan,
Thomas Dowdy, Gilroy; Seth D. Jones and
vile, Idaho; Miss d. Smith, Pine Ridge; J. c..
Daily and wife, Palo Alto; J. w. SilVera, Miss
May Hawley, Mrs. G. w. Patterson, Alvarado;
D. w. Collins, H. G. Johnson, Alameda; G. s.
Dyer, w. H. Reed, D. E. Noggle, B. W. Norton,
Nj. A. Cornell, w. II. HARRISON, San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-26

Molloy and Myrtle. Mollett, together with Mr..
p. O'Keefe, wife and family, are occupying ad-
joining cottages at Belvedere, where they are
enjoying TO the utmost the boating and bath
ing facilities of that pretty place
E. II. Clawiter, w. K. Rowlands and Eddie
Clawiter of Mount Eden, are stopping at the
Geysers for q week.
Mrs. w. A. Etting and her two daughters
ana MISS Tiny Reed are spending their yaca-
ton at the summer residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Withers, Monte Vista, Napa County.
Mrs. b. Fitzpatrick and her daughter, Miss
Annie, viii close their house, S131z Green
wich, for the next three months, as they con-
template visiting their future home al Folsom
DR.. George Robert Smith left Thursday
morning for trip to Los Angeles TO meet his
mother, whom he has not seen for many years
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-26
AT HIoHLAND SPRINGS

Among the late arrivals at Highland Springs
are: Mrs. II. R. oKeefe, San Jose; Mrs. Will
liam Rennie, Miss Edith Rennie, L. S. Adams.
San. Francisco; C. Nelson, Woodland; Miss
Blythe Mcdonald, r. F. Garrett, Mrs. ]. NJ
seawell, H. W. seaweii. Jacob Levin, Miss H at
tie Levin, Mrs. L. Levin, San Francisco; Mrs.
D. A. Camblin, William Radford, Alameda:
Charles Towe and wife, San Francisco; Mrs. r.
Ssmna, Miss Rosina Samm. Los Angeles: Mrs.
G. D. Toy and daughter, San Francisco; Miss
A. A. Jorgensen; New York; Mrs. B. SALES.
Lillian V. Mcmahon, Mary F. Mcmahon, Mr..
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-26
Ar DEI MAJ.

Recent arrivals at the Hotel Del Mar include
Mrs. E. J. Breen, Masters Will Breen, Edwin
Breen, Harry Breen, Mrs. C. p Kennedy, Mas
ters Raymond Kennedy, Cornell Kennedy,
Griffith Kennedy, Gerald Kennedy, Miss 8.
Harold Agmar Mrs. A. Greene, Miss Gerty
Greene, John. P. Dignan. William Shaughnessy,
Thomas Kelly, Z. p. Lynch, DR.. Elizabeth
Lynch, Mrs. +. A. Banning, Miss F. Mulligan.
San Francisco; Rev. j. Hickey S. J.. Rev. 81. P.
Gallagher, Leonards.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-26
AT Soma RAW

Among those who have registered at Soda
Bay during the past week are: D. B. Mackay, San
Francisco; Miss Annie F. Cox, San Francisco;
Miss E. c. Cox, San Francisco; Captain F. NJ.
wife, San Francisco; NJ NJ Walters, San Fran
cisco: A. NJ. Sharp and family, Mexico; ].
Schwartz, Middleton Mrs. ]. Schwartz, Middle
ton; E. Schwartz, Middleton; F. Mead, Middle
ton; s. E. Holden, Napa; Robert Holden, Napa;
Harold Holden, Napa; Bert Norton, Napa; ].
p. Lewis and wife, San Francisco; j. J. O'Brien
and wife, San Francisco; Mrs. H. r. O'Keefe,
Los Gatos; A. Olsen, San Franciscos Misses
OBrien.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-26
!. AT KLAMATH Hor SPRINGS.

Late arrivals at klamath Springs inclrde:
DR.. William Martin, Mrs. F. E. Rice, F. w.
Davenport, James G. Spaulding, Samuel C.
Partridge, Alexander Marlin, Alexander E. ].
7. Sewall, J. r. Cline, Charles Page, John e.
Fitzpatrick, Mrs. l. n. Bellinger and Children,
Miss Henrietta Moore, Miss Bertha Moore, Mr..
and Mrs. B. Stillwell, John r. Cook John s.
Cook N E. Britt
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-26
rife; F. Miller. Los Angeles; Edg'

wife; F. Miller, Los Angeles; Edgar
Stone Oakland; Peter Moe. Livermore;
Suisun William Griffin and wife, Nevada City;
J. D. Ennis Chicago; Louis Clausen, wife
and child, Marysvillei Mrs. S. Lony. Vacavllle
Miss Mary Pacheco, Ignaeio; G. W. Roster,
Eward Gil Imam, Oroville; ]. H. Sherman,
Waterman; F. W. Schultz, Arbuckle; Captain
James Reed, Oakland J. McElroy, Miss Nc
Elroy, College City; ]. B. Danner, Miss Danner,
CAROLYN Hawkins. Miss Riddle, Colusa.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-26
DECEIVED.

His yacht sailed out in the morning breeze,
Like dove with'wings outspread,
And its pennant was lost mid the hills of seas.
"Yet, again will he come" said.
and I'm lingering here while the tide creeps in,
For he vowed he would come at eve;
And he'll sail home bravely. my smiles to win
For my lover would meier deceive.
o, the wind and the wave give never sign
And I'm chilled with the cold sea spray;
"wil he come" am saying, "this lover OF
miner"
And I shiver and watch and pray.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-26
ENGAGEMENTS.
PREPARATIONS Now BEING MADE
FOR AN AUGUST Wed

The engagement OF Miss Addie Margaret
Aahan and Mr.. William J. Heney is an
nounced. The wedding will take place at the
residence of the brides parents, 2001 Eddy
street, tuesday evening, August 1.
Evening star., 1896-11-14
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An Evening With the Choir.

There will be IAN evening with the choir
at the First Congregational Church tomor-
row evening, when the fine body of singers,
under the direction of DIR. J. w. Bischoff.
will sing Shelly's "Hark, Hark, My Soul.''
contralto solo and chorus: Dana's soprano
solo. Holy, Holy. Holy" Sullivan's Il
Will Mention Thy Loving Kindness" tenor
solo and chorus. and his Lost Chord. :"
arranged contralto solo and chorus
Holdens chorus In Heavenly Love Abid-
ing" three numbers from Haydn's Ora
torio of THE Creation"-the bass solo.
Now Heaven in Fullest Glory Shone;:'
the tenor solo, I'm Native Worth" and the
great chorus, The Heavens are Telling"
and the chorus Unfold" from Gounod' s
Redemption" DIR. Bischor will play two
organ numbers, the Andante to Beethorens
Fifth Symphony a prelude and post
lude the title OF which is not given.
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