The record-union., 1898-04-03


Miss Donna Felter of San Francisco
is spending her weeks vacation with
relatives in Sacramento.
On Wednesday afternoon the
Shakespeare Club met at the residence
OF Mrs. E. /. Calvin The members
| are thoroughly enjoying the readings
and analyses under the able leadership
| of Mrs. Calvin.
| Referring to an entertainment at
jamestown, Tuolumne County, the
| other evening, the Magnet of that
place says: Miss Irma Fitch of Sacra-
mento, a lady who possesses a sweet
| siastically eneored every time she APP
| peared.'
during the past week from the Univer-
sity.
Miss Francis of Oakland has been the
guest Of Mrs Earle for short time.
Miss Mabel Snead of Dixon is visiting
with Mrs. Charles McClatchy.
| On Friday evening the Stanford base
ball team passed through Sacramento
on their way to Reno where they are
to play against the University Of Ne
vada. A number of the Stanford boys
who are at home during their vacation
went down to the depot to see the
team pass through.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Chisholm left
this city last week for Alameda. They
will remain in San Francisco visiting
| friends first.
The Spoon Whist Club met Tuesday
afternoon at the residence of Mrs l..
Tozer
Roy Dixon of New York is visiting
his brother, John Dixon of Sacramento.
Mrs. Charles Phillips entertained the
Tuesday Whist Club at her residence,
| TWentyfifth and M streets, last week.
The house was beautifully decorated
with flowers, the predominating color
being yellow The first prizes were won
by Miss Alice Willis and Will Hen
bricks, and the second prizes by Mrs.
Carr and Charles McKillip. There will
be but one more meeting and that will
be held at Miss Eta Wallace's resi-
dence.
The choir of the Sixth-street NJ. E.
Church will render Daughter of Jar
ius" (by Staner) on Easter It will
! q q Si faH NV Mpc lev ,ic,f
also Miss Obar and Messrs Barrett,
Marsh and Morrison.
The Saturday Club met at its rooms,
6i01a j street, yesterday afternoon.
The following programme was rem
dered: Essay, Brahms" by Miss
Rlanch; piano quartet, Hungarian
/ Dances Nos. 6 and T." Misses Bar
rett, Bedee, Oatman and Gwin; vocal
! solo. True Love-" Mrs. E. B. Willis;
piano solo, "Rhapsodie Hongroise COP.
! 30. No, L. Miss Cora Mott; vocal trio
Cradle Song" Miss Siddons, Mrs.
! Pierce, Mrs. Hawley; vocal solo. Part
! ing" Mrs. F. M. Jones; piano duet.
'Sy mphony No. 1, allegro non assai, -
! Misses Elizabeth Taylor and Lula
york; piano solo, 'Rhapsodie Hon
groise Cop. 79), No. 2" Miss Gerrish:
vocal solo, Gypsy Song, No. g. Miss
Harriet Wheat; piano quartet, "Varia-
tions on theme of Haydn chorale st
Antoni," Mrs. Hawley, Mrs. Neale,
Mrs. Elkus and Miss Siddons. Mrs. AL
bert Elkus acted as director.
Mrs Cox and W. c. Turley of Ohio
are visiting at the residence of H. c.
Wolf
Miss Azalene Johns of this city is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. T. V. O'Brien, at
Belvedere.
Miss Mabel D. Southack of San Fran
cisco is spending few days with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Bailey.
Ex-senator Henry c. Gesford of Napa
was in the city yesterday attending to
| business matters.
The wedding of James w. Crosby and
Mabel E. Bower took place on Weunes-
day evening last, at which only rela-
tons and few Intimate friends were
/ present The bride was attended by
Miss Della Kenealy, and the groom by
Joseph Shannon. Many pretty presents
were received. After a wedding supper
the happy couple departed for the north
for a short trip. Those present at the
ceremony were: Mr.. and Mrs. Crosby.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Bower. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Edwards Mrs Crosby, Mrs. G..
Smith and children of San Jose, Mrs.
/ q Two ri
Miss Annie Davis, Mrs Hattie Bower,
Charles Lusk, Fred Bower Harry
Bower, Annie Bower and Dottie Bow
yer
Miss Lulu Winchell of San Francisco,
formerly of Sacramento, is visiting her
friend, Mrs NJ. K. Barrett.
Mrs. S. z. Clayton has gone to Seat
tie to visit her daughter, Mrs S. l.
Crawford
Mrs. and Mrs. A. A Cummings and
Eta A Stacy of Portland are at the
Golden Eagle Hotel.
Miss Margaret Williams of Yreka is
a guest at the Golden Eagle.
The Plaisance Whist Club was enter
tanned last night by Miss Ruby Cooper
The first prize was won by Miss
/ Blanche Dwinelle, and the second by
Miss Kate Willis. The club will be
entertained the coming week by Miss
! Willis
Hotel Arrivals.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle yester-