The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-05-14

was suspended from the ceiling, under
which the young couple stood. Mendei-
sohn's Wedding March was played on
the violin by Mrs. Ruth Gorton, the
well-known violinist and composer of
San Francisco
After the ceremony refreshments con-
siSting of ice cream, cakes and lemon
ade We're served upon the lawn. The
happy couple left the same evening for
San Francisco.
Those present We're: Mrs Maude
Davis, Mrs. F. Grubbs, Mrs. Ruth Cor
ton, Miss Christina Madison, Miss Fan
ME Nance, Miss B. Nance, Miss Nita
Simons Mr.. and Mrs. Allan A. Lerch,
Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Hail. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Nance, MIR. and Mrs. ]. Simons,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Nance, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. Jenkins, Al Brewster and Will Mi
giness.
Mrs. G. C. Hill. formerly of Sacra-
mento, is visiting Mrs. Israel Luce on
M street, and will be pleased to have
her friends call upon he<.
Mrs Arthur de Costa and daughters,
Gladys and Thelma, left for their
home in Dunsmuir, after spending the
past week with relatives in this city.
Miss Gussye Meyer left for Dunsmuir,
where she will reside permanently with
her sister, Mrs. A. de Costa.
The members of the 81. D. c." Whist
Club closed their season last Sunday
by picnic to Folsom. They visited all
the places of interest around Folsom,
and through the courtesy of one Of the
prison officials visited the prison. A
varied and bountiful lunch was provid-
ed by the young ladies. They were
chaperoned by Mrs. Mack and Mrs
Saunders The day will be remembered
as delightful one by all the members.
| The members of the Junior Saturday
Club were guests Of the parent club
yesterday.
| The last regular meeting of the Sat
urday Club was held yesterday After
a most delightful program one of the
best, if not the very best, of the sea-
son, the business for the year was con-
Guided and the nominating board hand
ed in ticket for the election Of Of
flcers for the next season. This consist
ed of Mrs, j. B. Wright, President; Miss
Nellie SiddonS Vice PRESIDENT; Mrs
Egbert Adams, Second ice-President;
Miss Mildred Obarr, Secretary Miss
Waite, Treasurer. The outgoing Treas
urer, Mrs. Bentley, read her report, stat
ing the financial condition of the club.
A standing vote. of thanks was ten
dered to Miss Stafford for the constant
performance of a self-imposed task, that
OF decorating the clubrooms, VIII, oh have
been particularly attractive this season
owing to Miss Saffords artistic taste
The board felt deeply grateful for this
generous aid in furthering the interests
of the club
The President then invited all mem
bers and guests alike to remain for a
little social time and to partake of light
refreshments, which were made more
than tempting by the young student
members who served them AS these
We're being partaken of the Saturday
Club Quartet gave THE Blue Bells of
Scotland" and We're warmly applauded
This meeting finished the sixth year
OF the clubs existence It does not seen,
out of place here to speak of it as one
of the progressive elements of the COM
munity The club has done much for
the cultivation of musical taste, which
means a general broadening of the mind
from all sides, and has advanced the
musical and artistic standard in a
marked degree. Its work has attracted
the attention of the correspondent of
the Musical Courier and from time to
time articles noting its progress have
appeared in that substantial recorder Of
musical events, and it hopes to gain
more and more recognition as an i'm
portant factor in the individual life and
the community at large The program
was as follows:
1. Reading, 1.-THE Kingdom of Rosen-
thal ::-...-: Fanny Morris Smith
Miss Nellie Siddons.
2. Piano solo, "Caprice-Scaramouch
Miss Lulu york '''''''i'' nc
3. VOCAL SAL solo, When to Thy Vision"
Miss Nelson.
4. Cello solo, "Gersang Scene" Popper
Mr.. Franklin Griffin
.. Piano solo, 'Barcarolle-a Major"
Mrs. William skeels. ''e''s' e-H
8. vocal solo, 20, Let Night Speak of
Dr.. Jerome G.. Carroll. onao"ich
I. Piano solo. Valse Caprice No. CMan
lebt nur einmaD. ;;Strouss-Tausig
8. Vocal solo, "a Dream Bartlett
Mrs. William T. Murcell
9. Piano duo. Arrangement from
"Oberon Freichutz and Precosia"
w eDer
Miss Ruby Cooper. Miss Elizabeth Taylor
Director, Miss Maye Carroll.
The outside talent consisted of Mrs.
Murrell, who gave as an encore sMy
Love Is Like a Red, Red Rose" by
Hastings; DR.. Jerome Carroll, who re-
sponded with Good Night" by Franz,
and Franklin Griffin, whose 'Reverie,"
by F'anconnier, was a delightfully."- rem
dered second hit GYP
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