The record-union., 1899-04-02

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Miss Muriel Hubbard went to San
Francisco Friday, where she Will stuay
to be a trained nurse ait LANES Hos
pital.
The Bendix Club met as usual last
Wednesday morning. "Fantasie," by
Beethoven, and Sonata by RUBIN
stein, were studied. A most profitable
and interesting morning was spent by
all.
Mrs. DR.. T. w. Huntington has sent
out her P. P. G. cards, and went to san
Francisco Friday, where she Will reside
permanently. She was accompanied by
her niece, Mrs. Pearson
Whit Ray of Gait spent the early part
of the past week here.
Miss Mabel Blair went up to Auburn
Wednesday.
The pupils of Miss May Oatman will
give a recital at Purnell's Hall next
Saturday evening.
C. H. Nelson, clerk in the Office of
the Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton, went to Santa Rosa yesterday.
Miss Mary Reader of st. Louis is Wis
Alvords and other relatives in Sacra-
mento.
Miss Eta Wallace entertained the
Whist Club at her home last Wednes-
day afternoon. Miss Ruby Cooper cap
tured the first prize and Miss Mildred
Obarr the second. The house was pref
tily decorated, and dainty refreshments
were enjoyed by the guests. Miss Obarr
will be the hostess of the club next time,
and after that Mrs. DR.. H. H. Stephen
son will entertain it.
Tuesday afternoon the Stanford Glee
Club went to the High School and de-
hghtfully entertained the pupils with
their college songs.
Mr. Holman of Berkeley visited Chas.
B. Jones for a short time last week.
Whit Ray has gone to Auburn for a
short visit
Mrs. Lachlan A. MacLean gave a
most delightful theater party on Tues
day evening in honor of Harold r.
Mann of the Stanford Glee Club and
his friend Hugh c. Ross. After the
theater all repaired to the home of Mrs.
MacLean, where a dainty supper
awaited them, after which music and
singing was indulged in by the COM
pany, among whom were a number of
the students cf both Mandolin and Glee
Clubs, and delightful time was spent
until late hour. Among those present
Elmer, Miss Carolee Wilsey, Miss Jes-
sic Mott, Miss Edith Tufts, Miss Ida
Mae Haley, Mrs. Charles A Neale,
Harold r. Mann, Hugh c. Ross, Sam
Hardy, F. Durrell, A. Won Kaathven,
DIR. Jerome C. Carroll, Robert Smith,
Halsey Smith, Edwin Pope.
Otto Van Norden is home on week s
vacation from Berkeley
Miss Flora Meister entertained the
Confusion Club last Saturday. At
whist Miss George Carroll and Claus
Wahlander received the highest score
Miss Edna McClatchy will be the host
ess of the club next Saturday evening
Califia Parlor, No %, Native Daugh-
ters, will give whist tomorrow even
ing. 1t is expected to be a very pleas
ant affair.
There was a most interesting pro-
gram at the Saturday Club yesterday.
which was much enjoyed by the mem
hers. 1t was as follows
Reading. Student Life in Berlin and
Paris" -..-.M Miss Mary C. Barrett
Essay, "Mendelssohn and List"
Vocal duet. Greeting Mrs. NJ MehdeIsaohn n RITsga
Mrs. R. I. Bentley and Mrs: Egbert
Adams.
Piano solo, "Soiree de vienne No. g..
Miss Sadie Bedee. '-'s~'
Vocal solo, I BE Thou Faithful Unto
Death tst PauD -.;;. Mendelssohn
Instrumental trio
(a) "Andante'' ........... Mendelssohn
Miss MI finae marv Lewis Mrs {. Mendessohn Neale
and Mr.. Adler
Vocal solo, But the Lord Is Mindful
of His Own fSt PauD. .Mendelssohn
Miss Sophia Price
Vocal duet, Il Waited for the Lord
lhymn of praisel l........... Mendelssohn
Mrs. Coppersmith and Mrs. b. F.
Howard.
Piano solo. Balade, B minor. ..... Lszt
Mrs. Oscar Mansfeldt.
Vocal SOLO
ta( .'Zuleikap ..s..;.....::: Mendelssohn
(b) Jerusalem, Thou That Killest
the Prophets (St Paul. .Menoc:ssohn
Miss Frances B. Nourse
Piano solo, Rhapsodie Hongroise No
Miss Helen Dunn
Vocal solo, Hear Ye Israeli (Eiijah)
........ Mendelssohn
Miss Belle Darlington.
Chorus, "Song of the Reapers' Pro-
Saturday Club Choral
Director-Mrs. Albert Elkus.
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Miss Lottie Petrie has just returned
from an eight weeks trip from the
south.
Mrs. c. P. Fisher. assisted by Mrs. H.
Loveling, will give hard times party
on Tuesday evening.
Miss Lydia Shubert has returned
from a six weeks visit with friends in
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