The record-union., 1899-12-03

on the corner OF Fifth avenue and
Twelfth street.
| Miss Sue Dixon will make her home
with her sister, Mrs. Smith.
!
| Miss Maud Jones of Vallejo, after
having attended the ball game in San
francisco, spent the few remaining
days of her November holiday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Charles T. Jones'
i
| Among the Sacramentans who at
tended La Gaiete party in Stockton last
Monday evening were the Misses Alice
and Helen Weinstock and w. w.
Chaplin.
Miss Beatrice Wright spent Thanks
giving Day with her parents.
Mrs. Alice Campbell left ON the Ore
gon express on Wednesday evening for
Redding, where she spent THANKSGIVING
Day with her son William.
DR.. S. E. Simmons spent the week in
San Francisco, attending the football
day night.
Miss Gertrude Whitaker spent few
days in San Francisco during the week,
taking in the football game among 9TH
er pleasures.
Miss Edna McClatchy, accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. v. S. McClatchy,
attended the Alpha Sigma party on
Friday evening.
c. H. Dunn and family have moved
into their lovely new home on M street.
| Walter Tozer was one of the grieved
witnesses of the defeat of Stanford.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Mills came
up from San Francisco last night and
are at the Golden Eagle. They will
return this afternoon.
Miss Jane Herrick Of vacaville spent
Thanksgiving Day and the few days
vacation following with her parents,
Rev. A c. Herrick and wife.
| The Saturday Club yesterday after
noon held it's third meeting, the Presi-
dent, Mrs. J. B. Wright, presiding. The
program, which was most pleasing, was
as follows:
1. Beading, Johann Sebastian Bach"
Apthorp) :: Miss Nellie Siddons
2 Piano solo. Sonata, op. 2S" (Bee-
3. yOeai essS solo, contFitien M1ie Tafe Bes Dpel
A. Piano SOLO finale .'Si SEtude e. SYM
pnoniaue, op Miss 1s Edna sseeepmann2 eoppersn2ltn
5. Vocal solo, .Widmung sehu-
ma pmanD. Miss Frances B, N9urse
Griffiths, Miss Edna Coppersmith,
I. Vocal solo, (a@ Il Murmur Not.
{schg1maR1 aan1n @ M,I1 ThoSTt %,area Ike osarr
s. Piano solo, (a) "Gavotte and Mu-
settle, 9 minor" (Bsach), tb) Wa
rum Gullin' op Mss H. H4sihp 4siauTFanppS p Dunn
mann) =. ;. -. Mrs. r: H: Hawley
TO- Piano golo sGnata Raataoxgpn op r. No.
Il. Vocal solo. "a Why WIS; 4Seli sReuIa ADs 1
MaHae 1izia eBeetheHen5 hehapann MISS 80 A. Be Delder
II. Ave Maria" (Bach-Gounod).
Piano-Miss Emily Thompson, Mrs.
MSS MISS Nellie eih siddons. dttai = ViolinNMrs. Vi INNS.
Stever. Organ-Mrs. Charles Neale.
'Cello-FrankHn Griffin. Flute
Charles Neale
Director Mrs. Emil Steinmann.
The non-members who aided in fur
nishing the program were Miss Anna
Dolder of San Francisco and MesSrs.
Franklin Griffin and Charles Neale
Miss Dolder responded to a generous
encore with vanish Not. o, Lovely
Dream" by Franz Abt
At the next meeting, on the 18th OF
the month, will be given the Persian
Garden" eliza Lehmann), instead of the
piano recital indicated in the pros
pectus. This is a song cycle taken
from THE Rubaiyat" of Omar Khay-
yam. So read it up. girls, if you expect
to be able to follow closely. 1t will be CIV
en- by Mrs. Lena Nicholson, Miss Mary
Williams and Mr.. Griswold of San
Francisco, and Mr.. Owens Of Sacra-
mento. JYP.
Glenbrook whisky is pure, unadulter-
ated and copper distilled. Blauth, 4O7