The record-union., 1898-03-20


Will Weight, who has been visiting
in New Mexico for the past few weeks,
to Sacramento on Thursday.
The Fleur-de-Lis Club met at the
residence of Miss Elsie Grau yesterday
afternoon. Each member brought a
dainty bit of fancy work. and the af-
ternoon was delightfully."- spent by all.
Dainty refreshments were served late
in the afternoon.
Mrs. Judge Johnson entertained the
Spoon Whist Club at her residence on
Monday afternoon. A very pleasant
afternoon was spent by all the ladies.
Fred Colgrove, Postmaster of Boca,
has returned after visiting Sacra
mento
The Saturday Club met in its rooms,
6lO12 street. yesterday afternoon.
The programme was one of the best of
the season and was highly appreciated
by the enthusiastic audience Song
Cycle by Miss Helen Howe and Rich
and was exceedingly fine. and in a very
artistic manner. The solos by Mrs
Irving Bentley, Madame Moeller and
Misses Felter and Reeves were espe-
cialy good, and We're loudly applauded
The piano solo by Miss Maye Carroll
was rendered in particularly fine
manner. There was not a single num-
Der, however, that was not heartily
appreciated by the audience The Di-
rector was Mrs. J. A Moynihan. Fol-
lowing is the programme:
Reading, Saint -Saens' go. Philip Hale
Miss Nellie Siddons
vocal solo; Miss MigP9nr geaars r,vd2 p Hardelot
Piano solo, Second Mazuka.' op. "a.
Miss Ruby Cooper. ;oi,; :'a'"'-''e'is
vocal SOLO, without Thee. -. d Hardelot
Piano solo
(b) Chant du Rhin, No. 6''........ .Bizet
Miss Lulu Yoerk.
Song Eef cycle "Elle ct Lui" .(she and
l. Her love revealed.
z Parted from her he sendest a
message of love to her
.. Her tender modesty feareth to tell
her love.
4. His heart yearneth for news of
5. He complainant of her incon-
stancy, and desireth to die.
o.. She longeth for his return, un-
knowing of his distrust of her.
Z. His all-powering love conquereth
his doubts and bringeth him happi-
ness
s. At last they meet and love suf-
Miss Helen Howe. Richard Cohn.
Piano solo, "Kermesse' (from FausD
Miss Maye 0SarUdaaiii'-''s carrol.
Vocal solo. Midsummer Dreams" -.
''.....''... ,,o.,a,,. ,i:o,,.. I'D Hardelot
Vocal SOLO ITO Thee" ........ Hardelot
Miss Evelyn Reeves.
Piano duo, Dance Macabre," .Saint-Saens
Miss Adelaide Dierssen and Miss Ruby
Vocal solo. Visions ........ d'Hardelot
Miss Emma Felter.
violin obligato Mr.. Adler0
Piano solo, Wedding Cake yalseS s..
Mrs. Neaie quintet accompani-
ment-Mr. Adler, first violin; Mr.
viola; Mr.. Griffin. cello; Mr.. Mar
vim, ball.
The piano duet by Miss Dierssen and
Miss Ruby Cooper was very fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Portwood will
move into their new home at Orange
vale the early part of next week.
Miss Allie Watkins of Woodland
visited Sacramento, the guest of Miss
Irma MacFarland.
Sacramento Parlor, N. s. G. W., is
going to give large party on the eve
of their anniversary.
William Adams of San Francisco is
visiting his parents.
Mrs Richardson of Stockton is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Frank Gray, of
this city.
The Dramatic Club held a meeting
last evening at Miss Medora Taylor's S
residence.
Miss Ethel TWitchell entertained the
young lady members Of the basket ball
team at her home on Friday afternoon
During the afternoon they played seven
handed euchre, Misses Ida Herndon,
Alice Dray and Bertha Grau receiving
the prizes. The young ladies were
Misses Hyda and Bertha Grau, Lizzie
Wright, Alice Lewis, Dora Bates, Alice
Dray, Edith Tufts, Ida Herndon. Sallye
Beaumont, Pearl Avis, Rosa and Edna
Sheehan, Florence Williams, Mu,iel
Hubbard and Louise Drescher.
Code Commissioner T. W. H. Shana-
han of Shasta is in the city.
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Next month Miss Genevieve Greene
of the State Library and Miss Mamie
Barrett will go to Europe for an ex-
tended period the former as correspond
ent for prominent journal, and the lat
ter to pursue her musical studies.
The many friends of James Wood
burn will be pleased to learn that he is
from his late illness.
Mrs. R. E. Montgomery of San Fran
cisco has been spending several days
here last week.
Miss Jessie Mott is visiting Miss Eta
Birdsall at the Birdsall summer villa
at Auburn.
Misses Delma and Bernice Green re-
Gently entertained few of their friends
in honor of the formers birthday at
their home near Courtland. Progressive
hearts and other games We're played and
prizes were awarded the winners. A
fine supper was spread and every one
present expressed themselves as having
had fine time.
George w. Vice and his bride Cor
merly Edith Meiss) will tomorrow re-
move to San Francisco to reside.
j. Parker Whitney of Rocklin was in
the city Yesterday.