The record-union., 1899-04-09

Sweet Evening Star" (Wagner- Liszt,
Gertrude Whitaker; quartet, "Valsc
| Impromptu, a la Tyrolienne" Ram.
Gertrude Whitaker Bessie Small, Edna
Ford, Will Adams.
Mrs. T. B. Hall has gone to Marys-
vile for a few days.
Mrs. J. R Avis of San. Francisco is
visiting Mrs. Frank Lyman.
Lawyer Hiram W. johnson returned
yesterday from a trip to Marysville.
D. A. Lindley is away on one of his
periodical trips to Yuma County, Ari-
zona.
Mrs. A. B. Berry of Truckee is visit
ing Mrs. F. J. Smith for a few days.
The Junior Saturday Club held its
regular meeting at the residence Of
Miss Blanche Rippon, 1913 II street.
The following program was rendered:
Composition, Life of Kreutzer," Miss
Viola Parker; piano duet, THE Dragon
Fighter Hoffman), Misses Harriet and
Maude Green; piano solo, THE Last
Hope" q. M Gottschadk), Miss Hazel
Boyd; piano solo, Happy Shepherds $
Dream" CIV. F. Sudds), Miss Carrie
Littlefield; vocal duet, My Saffron Col
| ored Sue' Ca Aarons), Misses Celia and
Claire Saunders: piano solo, ''Trot Du
Cavalier" (Fritz Spindler), Miss Hazel
Prichard; piano solo. The Coaxer"
(Chaminade), Miss Jessie Beaton; piano
solo, Sonata" (Mozart) Miss Elizabeth
Hanrahan
Miss Russell of Davisville is the guest
of the Misses Strahm.
Mrs. J. E. Sinnett and daughter have
| departed for Southern Arizona, owing
to the Ill health of Miss Sinnett They
go direct to Yuma, where they antici-
pate spending six weeks, after which
| they will travel in Arizona and South
ern California, returning to Sacramento
the lst of June
The o. N. o. Social Club gave a de-
hghtful hop at Turner Hall Thursday
| evening. A large crowd was present,
and all had a pleasant time The fol-
lowing committee had charge of the
tor; Floor Committee, A. G. Cohn, Lee
German. E. w. Noise, Sill Nolan, G.
Lavenson, H. F. Hanson.
A very enjoyable whist party was
| given by Mr.. and Mrs. D. Reese of
F1orin on Thursday evening in honor of
| their nephew, LIE Roy Kilgore of CO.
lusa. Among those present were:
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vies, Maggie Kennedy, Annie Davies
Lizzie Thomas, Nellie Whitman, Annie
bartholomew, Rosa Kennedy, Pearl
Kennedy, Ethel Reese and Mabel
Reese; Messrs. Carroll Jones. Edward
Jones, Howard Whitman, Tom Lands
borough, LIE Roy Kilgore, Earl Davies.
Albert Davies, Charles Stubs. Will
Thomas, Ben Thomas, Platt Smith.
Frank Davies, Ed Reese and Ernest
French. Miss Lizzie Thomas and Ed
ward Jones won the first prizes and
Howard Whitman and Miss Mabel
Reese won the boobies" Tempting re-
freshments were served, after which the
evening was delightfully."- spent in music.
The guests departed at a late hour as
suring their hostess that they had spent
a most enjoyable evening.
On Friday evening a very pleasant
surprise was given Miss Elsie Smiley.
who is visiting her sister, Mrs. W.
Wiesler, 24O1 l street. Games were in
dulged in until late hour, when dainty
refreshments were served The event
of the evening was .McKillican's
speech" In the small hours the guests
departed, all declaring a most enjoy
able time. Those present were: Misses
Cora Bell, Emma Bell, Anna Catey,
Gertrude Harlow, Elsie Smiley Alyce
Wiesler, Edna Wiesier, Mrs. j. Har-
low and Mrs. W. Wiesler; Messrs. Isl
dore Adge. Clarke Bell. Eugene Con-
ley, Chesteli McKillican, Win II. Toll. l..
Leith Turnor
The members of the A. VI. I. Club
were entertained by Mr. and Mrs. ]. II.
Iaibot on Monday evening. After a
short musical and literary program the
members We're furnished with thinking
caps to aidl them in the penny conun-
drums" which followed. Miss Bonnie
Waggoner won the first prize, and Pro-
lessor De Coe captured the BOBBY. The
next meeting of the club will be at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Hill
Mrs. M. K. Barrett has gone to Au-
burn for a two weeks visit to friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. B. Wood and family
have removed from 1921 o street, and
now occupy the Crocker residence at
Third and p streets.