The record-union., 1897-11-28
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

F. NJ. Miller Of Fresno Is at the
Golden Eagle.
Edgar B. Carroll is up from San
Francisco for a short visit.
D. ]. Simmons leaves to-day for
Marysville and will return on Thurs
day.
F. A. Peltier and wife came down
from Lovelock, New, yesterday and are
guests at the Golden Eagle.
]. E. de Jarnatt and John c. Mogk Of
Colusa came down yesterday and are
staying at the Golden Eagle.
Charles E. Wright, who was quite
badly hurt few weeks ago by cutting
an artery in the leg, is improving rap
idly, and in few days will be out
again.
Mrs. Dr. A. H. TickeIl of Nevada City,
formerly Miss Belle Morton, who few
weeks ago left this city as a bride on
| a trip to the East, is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. B. F. Howard.
F. B. Miller, B. r. Boorman, G. r.
Eckart, j. G.. Mcclellan, NJ A. Eckart,
S. Ewell, w. l. H. Kenne, o. L. Meek,
Thomas Chase, Peter Engel, F. Hauss,
| c. j. Ripley and d. E. Knight came
| down from Marysville on visit to this
| city and are at the Golden Eagle
On Wednesday last at 1904 N street,
| Rev. A. c. Herrick officiating. Sid
ney B. Phipps was united to Miss An
ME T. Webber, one of Sacramento's fair
daughters. H. D. Slater was
groomsman and Miss Grace Uren
bridesmaid. The happy couple left for
hystd fnyJ bn fr. N
for San Francisco, followed by the good
wishes of a host of friends.
Miss Miriam w. Govan resigned her
position last Wednesday as teacher of
the kindergarten school at Fourth and
Q streets. Rumor says the young lady
is soon to be married, the gentleman in
the case being j. A. Mclean, a railroad
contractor. located at present in Trim
ity County. OF the gentleman's good
judgment there can be no question, as
he has chosen one of Sacramento's most
capable daughters.
The Entertainment Committee of the
Sutter Club, consisting of Frank Miller,
Frederick Cox and c.. H. Bentley, have
sent out, through Secretary Edwin F..
Smith, notices to the members of the
club that Tuesday evening next has
been fixed upon as the time for the
first of another series of whist nights" !"
Last winter the gentlemen of the club
and their ladies enjoyed many delight
full evenings al the club rooms, and the
prospects are that this season there will
be larger attendance and still greater
interest in these whist nights"
Last Wednesday evening, November
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pupils of Mrs. Frances Moeller at her
home, 121S Tenth street, only her pu-
pills being present. The selections were
from the works of the best composers,
Schubert, Schumann, Bellini, Ambrose,
Bishop, Cowen and Lane being among
them These recitals are given once
a month in order that the pupils may
have the practice of singing before an
audience and gain the ease necessary
to make it a pleasure to listen. After
the programme, coffee and cake were
served, every one enjoying the evening.
Mrs. Moeller seems to have awakened
in her pupils the enthusiasm for music
she shows SO plainly herself.
The annual ball Of the Italian Benev-
olent Society, Piemonte Reale, given at
Armory Hall last evening, drew out a
large crowd and was an entire success.
The society left Smiths Hall early in
the evening and marched in body to
Armory Hall, where everything condu-
Give to comfort and pleasure of the
guests had been prepared. The music
was OF a high order and v. Morelli of
of the Executive Committee had ar
ranged an excellent dancing pro-
gramme. d. LazZarini, President, and
A. Mazzini Secretary of the society,
acted the part of Reception Committee
and the Floor Committee consisted of
George Demartini (director) and Ed.
Cecchettini. The annual balls hereto
fore have been looked forward to as an
event of the season, and that of last
night was no exception to the rule.