The record-union., 1898-11-06

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| a very enjoyable affair. The club is
| composed of attaches Of the Nonpareil
store. Dave Wasserman was Floor
| Director, and the Floor Mana gers were
| Charles Buchanan, Syle Nolan, James
Nichols and Lee German.
Charles F. German and Miss Lena
! Salz two of Sacramentos most popular
young people, were quietly married at
noon on Thursday, at the Cathedral.
Rev. Father Walsh officiating. The
bride was attended by her sister, Miss
Tillie Salz, and the groom by John
G. Berger. After the ceremony they
| all went to the home of the bride,
where a wedding breakfast was served.
The house was beautifully decorated,
the hall being in yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS and smilax, the parlors in white
chrysanthemums, white ribbon and
| smilax and La France roses, ferns and
other potted plants were in profusi0n
in the dining-room. The happy couple
received many handsome presents. Mr.
and Mrs. German left on the o'clock
train for wedding trip to San Fran
cisco, and Southern California.
Mrs General Williams of Washing
ton, D. c., is visiting her brother, A
! L. Upson, and will remain a month,
While General Williams is in Russia.
Mrs. Wilder and Miss Margaret Wild
er of New York are visiting Mrs. r. F.
Bentley. Mrs. Bentley gave a most
delightful thimble bee at her residence,
2501 H street, last Wednesday after
noon, in honor Of Miss Wilder The
young ladies each brought some dainty
piece of sewing and music and con-
versation was engaged in during the
afternoon
Mrs. E. L Calvin and son have gone
20 Santa Barbara on a visit.
The Fortnightly Club met at the
home Of Mrs Charles Bonte on Sat-
urday morning to hold a business
meeting. Mrs. DR.. Parkinson was
elected President, and Mrs. Adolph
! Scheld Secretary and Treasurer. There
are forty members and they have
formed into committees to entertain in
some novel way during the winter.
Mrs. Wolf gave a delightful luncheon
!
! day afternoon at her residence, Six
/ teenth and n streets. It was given in
honor of her birthday, and a general
good time was had by all.
The Merry Players Whist Club was
entertained by Miss Mabel White on
! Friday night. The prizes were won
! by Miss Eva Erlewine and Dean Lyon
! The young folks had a very enjoyable
! time. and at the end of the games, a
/ dainty luncheon was served.
Miss Hassett made a short trip to
! San Francisco during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs J. G. Grifing are Wis
! iting A. G. Fenton and wife.
Mrs. James Martin of Dixon spent
yesterday in this city.
Miss Mamie Mcclure, teacher of the
Elk Grove High School, is visiting Mrs.
! Wenle.
Mrs. ]. Brinckerhoff and Miss Mabel
Morton visited friends in this city for
| the past week.
Henry Linnell Of San Francisco is
visiting friends in this city.
Mrs. May Southworth of San Fran
cisco is visiting Sacramento and is the
| guest Of Mrs. A. Mervin.
Miss Ruth Catlin is home again
after visit to Oakland.
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Yesterday Frank Miller went to San
Aateo to spend week.
! Miss Florence McKune is visiting
friends in San Francisco.
! Mrs. Theodore Deming. who will de-
part with her daughter for Europe in
a few days, was yesterday the guest OF
| honor at a thinlble bee given by Mrs.
! S. S. Holl. 1t was a charming affair.
There was a large attendance at the
meeting of the Saturday Club yester-
day afternoon and those present thor
oughly enjoyed the fine program that
was rendered. c. A Neale, for an en-
| core, played "Berceuse'' from the opera
| of "Jocelyn' (Godard) and Albert Ell
| kus, for an encore, played "Elsie's
/ Dream from "Lohengrin" Wagner).
Richard Moyle sang with fine effect
| when First Met Thee" adapted from
| Germany (MozkowskD and Kather-
| Inc Heynan gave a delightful rendition
| of Chopin's music, consisting Of his
Study in Thirds" Butterfly Study
and "Polonaise, E fat" finishing with
! the Cradle Song" The regular pro-
gram was: Essay Chopin and Franz,
/ Mrs w. E. Briggs; piano solo, ''ScherZo
b minor op 20" Chopin. Miss Bedee;
j vocal solo (a) Melancholy" Chopin,
! Cb) The Woods CFranz), Miss Car
rington: flute solo, "Nocturne op. 3, No.
! o. (Chop opin), c. A. Neale; vocal solo.
! In the Autumn" Franz), Miss Sophie
! Price; reading, "A Chopin Fantasy
/ Robert Underwood Johnson), (on re-
! membrance of a prelude), T. n. Hef-
/ from; piano accompaniment, Prelude
! op. %, No. 10" (Chopin), Mrs. Albert
Elkus; vocal solo (a), MY Delight
/ (Chopin)- Cb), Ave Maria" F'ranz),
Mrs. Coppersmith; piano solo (a),
| sValse op. 64, No. ." Cb) ''Etude op.
-. No - Master Albert I. Elkus: vo-
cal solo (e), The Mourner" Franz),
Oo). Flowers in the Garden" Franz).
Miss Schilling; piano duet, ''Polonaise
Ailitaire op II. No T. (Chopin), Mrs,
Iipman. Mrs Turrill. Director-Mrs,
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