The record-union., 1897-12-12

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Raeka), Essie Mott; duet, Tripping
Ger the Lawn" (Rand), BuTnell WISE
man. Emeline Wiseman; 'Ill Trova-
tore (MelnotO, Mamie Erlewine, Frank
HAITI.
The members Of the class are: Louise
Jurgens. Essie Mott, Cynthia Taylor
Laura Strobel, Burnell Wiseman, Eme-
line Wiseman, Emma Scott, Eva GRAY
ell, Blanche Lund, Allen Burr, Carrie
Littlefield, Hazel Odell, Edna Odell,
Emma Strobel, Mabel Meir, Mabel Skel-
ton, Ethel Cory, Hattie Pike, Maud
Green, Hattie Green, Lizzie Nelson,
Mrs Coyle, Hattie Summers, Bessie
Mcfarland, Estelle Burnes, Cora Ev-
ans, Mamie Erlewine, Daisy Guthrie,
Sadie Towle, Frank HAITI, Bruce Guth-
RE.
A most enjoyable event was the
barn dance" given by Miss Calder at
the residence of her parents in Orange
vale, on Monday last. The evening was
spent in dancing until midnight, when
refreshments were served, followed by
dancing until the small hours of Tues
ddy morning. InOSe present WSle
Mr.. and Mrs. William Calder, Miss d.
Calder, Mr.. and Mrs. f. S. Sanford,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Linnell, Mrs. Dr..
Beauchamp, Misses l.. Mette, H. Levy,
B. Daggett, H. Miller, 1. Levy, r. Cole
baker, c. Smith, A. Miller L. Linnell,
l.. Wilkinson, Wilkinson and l.. Levy,
Messrs. E. A. Squier, r. T. Howard, S.
E. Smith, F. P. Burnham, c.. Redding,
G. Brandon, W. Gould, Charles Scott,
w. A. Hyman, A. Hulings and H. M.
Smith
The Saturday Night Cotillion Club
gave the third of its series of parties
at Foresters' Hall last night. About
thirty couples were in attendance and
a most enjoyable time was had. The
next party will be given New Years
night, and wall be a german.
Mrs. John Reith, Jr, entertained a
number Of friends at her residence, 1914
III street, on Thursday afternoon last
1t is usual to confine these pleasant
afternoon affairs exclusively to the
ladies, but on this occasion Mrs. Reith
departed from the conventional and in
The early part of the afternoon was de-
voted TO seven-hand eucher, and to the
successful ones We're awarded hand
some prizes, twelve in number At )
O'Clock the entire party sat down to
dinner in the large and beautifully dec
GRATED dining-room- The decorations
We're in red, and We're as unique in
character as they We're delightful and
pleasing to the artistic eye. Those at
table were DR.. and Mrs. w. r. Bates
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene LaRue, Mrs.
Childs, Miss Minor, Miss Gait, Colonel
jackson, Mr.. Greene and Mr.. Pierce
of Davisville, Or. and Mrs. w. A
Briggs, DIR. and Mrs. William Wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. A Lindley, Mrs. Anne
Campbell, Miss Mary Crouch. Miss
Refth, Miss Siddons, Dr. w. c. Reith.
DR.. f. NJ. Reith, DR.. Cox, DIR. Henderson
and W. w. Douglas.
Mrs. Henri Fairweather of Alameda
lectured under the auspices of the
Tuesday Literary Club on Wednesday
and Thursday. The first lecture was on
English Mosaics" and the second
on "Parcival." No lecturer has ever
appeared in Sacramento whose elo-
quence has held her audience entranced
as did Mrs. Fairweather's most beau
tiful description Of the grand Wag-
merriam opera of "Parcival." as she saw
1t produced in Germany in all its splen-
dor 1t IS the desire of the club that
Mrs. Fairweather may deliver he, en-
tire course Of lectures in the near
future.
The tenth wedding anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wittenbrock was
the occasion a few evenings since Of a
Very enjoyable gathering at their home
at Eighteenth and J streets. The af-
fair was surprise to Mr.. Wittenbrock.
who had not been LET into the secret.
The evening was spent in singing.
dancing, music by the Oxford Mandolin
Club, etc. Refreshments We're served
about midnight. Mr. and Mrs. Witten-
brock received number of useful pres
ents,. chiefly articles made of tin. as
We'll as an abundance of hearty con-
gratulations and good wishes.
The Saturday Club passed an enjoy
able afternoon yesterday at it's club
room, the attraction being an illustrat-
ed piano recital by Otto Bendix. He
first took up LISTS sonata, playing
each portion of it first. and interpreting
the composers meaning according to
his idea of it. He then played the work
as q whole. In like manner he took UP
Schumann's "Papillon,' illustrating
each part. He did likewise with
Gretchen at the Spinning Wheel
(Schumann- LiszD. and by request of
the ladies also rendered Gottschalk's
'Tremoto."
Mr.. Bendix's illustrations were most
interesting and made a most favorable
impression on the members of the club
and guests.
Mrs T. T. Phillips came up last even
ing from San Francisco, after two
weeks visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Dundas.
State Controller f. p. Colgan left
for Santa Rosa yesterday to attend the
funeral Of the late ]. d. Barnett. ex-
Assemblyman from Sonoma County.
Secretary Henry of the Department
of State Highways and editor of the
Dixon Tribune" has taken up his res
idence permanently in this city.
Shaw T. Nistaamura of Yokohama is
a guest at the Golden Eagle
A. X. Robinson of Auburn is in the
city.
Clean Cows Milk.
1T is terrible thought, nevertheless a
true one, that If the cows milk fed to