The record-union., 1898-05-18

Mrs. A. Merwin, Miss Emma Felter,
Mrs. H. L. Stitch Mrs. G. A. Stod-
Miss Lena Joseph, dard,
Mrs. A. G. Loupe, Mrs. Simon,
Professor Pond, Mrs. E. S. Brand,
Mrs. s. Lavenson, Mrs w. F. Wizard
Miss Helen Laven- Miss NJ. O'Neil,
! son, Mrs S. L. Richards,
Miss Sara Laven- Mrs. C. B. Brown,
! son, Mrs. H n. Baker,
Rabbi Simon, Mrs C. E. Burn
Law. B. McCor- ham,
mick. Miss c. Wilsey,
Cora c. Mott, Mrs. C. A Wilsey,
Nellie c. Mott, Miss Jennie Crof-
Y. Buckminster. ton,
Luella Johnston, Mrs NJ A. Bark
Mrs. NJ Mathena, ley,
Mrs. Arthur Ma Mrs H A. Bovyer,
loney, Mrs NJ. H. Shee-
Mrs. E. ]. Cook, han,
Mrs. Geo. Daley. o. w. Erlewine,
Mrs. T. J. Lawn, e. T. Cohn.
Mrs. Lizzie Doyle, Rev. c. F. Oehler,
Mrs. j. w. Willem, Mrs E. Egl,
Mrs. p. Conor, Mrs. A Teichert,
Mrs. S. McKear- Miss Nettie Price,
ney, ]. T. Thieben,
Mrs. w. J. Scriv- Mrs. c. H Krebs,
ener, Miss Pauline NJ.
Mrs. M. S. Ransom, Eilers,
Mrs. E. S. Hadley, Miss Lizzie NJ.
Mrs Friend. Bernard,
Miss Emily NJ. Mrs. Gus Laven-
Thompson, son,
Mrs. Albert Elkus, NJ is s E m m
Mrs. D. A. Lindley, Hughes,
Mrs. T. w. Shee- Miss Nettie NJ.
han, Hopley.
Mrs. G. H. Smith, Mrs. j. M. Dudley,
Miss Jennie Rich Mrs. H. Weinstock,
ards, Mrs. w. A. Gett
NJ iss Elizabeth Mrs. Frank Miller
Rogers, Frank Miller.
Mrs. S. M. Jones, Annie Movin,
Miss Lulu E.'Lizzie Harris.
| Kaerth, -Alvina G. Stanton,
Mrs NJ. L. Bas- BERTHE L. Stanton,
sett. Mary A. Cassel
Miss Jennie Govan, Mrs. G.. L. Sim
Miss Sadie Nc mons,
Dermitt, Miss Charlotte
Mrs. Clinton White, Pau,
Mrs. c. E. Paine, Miss Nellie Carroll,
Mrs. S. S. Holl, Mrs. James Sead-
Miss Rose Kent, ler,
Mrs. T. B. Hall. Mrs. G. B. N. Glow,
Mrs. L. H. Brown. Mrs. Geo. w. Ell
Mrs. w. H. Govan, kus.
Mrs. M. L. Hoover. Mrs. George w.
Mrs. S. J. Carol, Peltier.
| Mrs. J. O. Coleman, Mrs. Belle s. Herr,
/ Mrs. j. R. Dray, Mrs. Eliza Higgins,
Miss Ida S. Hern- Mrs. Sadie Robin
| don, son,
Mrs. E. B. Purnell, Miss Annie ].
J. o. Coleman, Neary,
| Frank Miller, Mrs NJ. B. Potter
| Mrs. A. B. Ashley,
| 1t was announced that the receipts
| thus far amounted to 1924 90, as fol-
/ lows: From membership fee Isl each),
| SloS; from Mrs. Hoover, 81 90; from
Rev. Father Walsh, So; from the
Catholic Ladies' Aid Society, $25; from
the Griggs Club; from Ethan Lodge
I. o. B. B., $25.
PROPOSED BENEFIT.
Richard T. Cohn presented the fol-
lowing communications, which were
read:
Sacramento, May 10th.
Frank Clifton, Manager of the Or
| pheum-Dear Sir: The idea occurred
to me that something might be done to
alleviate the suffering of our soldiers
| during sickness, either from wounds in
battle or pestilence, and I thought you
might aid the cause materially by plac-
ing the Orpheum at the disposal of the
Red Cross Society for a monster bene-
! mt on Wednesday, May 25th.
The cause is a noble one, and I feel
sure, knowing your generous nature
/ you will do this for our gallant men
! who defend our flag and country
Faithfully yours,
"RHYS THOMAS"
The reply of Mr.. Clifton as as fol-
| lows:
Sacramento, May 18th.
"Rhys Thomas-Dear Sir: In reply
to your noble suggestion that some
thing be done to alleviate the sufferings
that our brave soldiers must meet with
through pestilence and on the battle
| fields in the defence of our glorious flag
and our country, 1 am, in behalf of the
| Orpheum management, proud to be able
to tender to the Red Cross Society of
Sacramento the free use of the Or
pheum for a monster entertainment to
take place in the near future.
When I think of the public interest
and the substantial appreciation which
the people win show toward the great
cause 1 regret that the Orpheum is not
twice as large as it is. Very truly,
| RAN ~ CLIF 1ON,
Manager Orpheum."
A vote of thanks s. 5 rendered Nam
ager Clifton and Mr.. Thomas, and their
offer was accepted.
COMMITTEES.
| The President, Mrs. Elkus last even
ing appointed the following commit
tees, and requested that the ladies COM
posing them meet at the hall over P1r-
nell's book store, go ] street. at 10
O'Clock this morning.
| School-MesdameS Lindley(Chairman
Gus Turner, Purnell, Misses S. Jones
and Stanton, Principals of all public
schools and the High School
| Entertainment-Mrs. Bentley, MISS
Carolee Wilsey. Mrs. c. A Naale. Mrs
Coppersmith. Miss Lou Mccormick.
Miss Pearl Waggoner, Miss Bonnie
| Waggoner, Miss Ella Deming. Miss
Cora Mott, Mrs. c. NJ. Beckwith.
| Press-Mrs. T. w. Skeehan. Miss
Nellie Siddons. Mrs. A. ]. Johnston,
Mrs. J. o. Coleman.
| Badges-Miss Blanch and Mrs.
I NeaIe