Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-12-28

ingly funny"
"And all the cres' be shosn away.
And that proud horse hair plume
Never till nov deflsd, sank 20 to she DUST"
Quoted Paul
Sank on the ice. Do have your QUOTA
tons appropriate said Katherine, laugh
ing. but it was great sport
Making two ends meet. suppose, re-
piled Paul. Sorry missed IT,
SO these two chatted on.
Paul Disbro aud Katherine he'd been en-
gagged month or so. He was one OF the
firm of Oppdyke, KILLER d Co., New York,
and fine fellow, and worthy a woman's
love. Intelligent and refined, and loyable.
de expected to go Vest in month or so
to start branch bank, and would prob
ably be away a year. This was the only
thorn in their rose leaves of love.
Katherine told him of her fathers ap-
preaching marriage, and he was greatly
surprised.
Think you will liks her?n asked Raul.
Il must try to for papa's sake" she said
tearfuliy.
well, never mind dearest" he said
| consoiingly. You will be leaving home
just as soon as l can have such acne to
oter you, and you must write me all about
her. And if you are unhappy, we must
hurry our wedding"
The next week a grand curling match
was played, and Paul, who was at the
Russell House. must attend it. As New
Yorker it was new to him aud he followed
/ with interested eyes each big stone with its
handle on its devious way. The frantic
yells of Scoop her up; she'll never get
! here" And then the lusty Scotchmen
! would take the heather besoms and sweep
the path smooth, and the in-wick be made
| The ''stanes'' would fairly fly over the ice.
| Man, but she's gran ane." said one huge
! Scotchman with beaming face, and Paul,
| although not knowing exactly why it was
such grand thing, said. ITO. be sure, sir,
| it is; you are right" Aud for that reply
| he was asked to the banquet of beef and
greens after the play, and he tried to tell
Katherine about it, and he never knew
why she laughed SO.
| But Katherine knew the fine play was
| bad move of the opponent that gave the
victory to the big Scotchman's rink.
| Then came the ball at Ottawa, given by
Lady Lansdowne. Mrs. Colonel Sangster was
| chaperone to Katherine, who looked lovely
in Eau de Nile" satin and pearls. The
| walls OF the ball room at Rideau Hall were
drsped with peach blossoms; colored silk
caught here and there with white roses and
| ferns in medallion shape;ihe brilliant lights
| flashing on diamonds and fair faces, and
| the brilliant uniform OF army men IN full
regimentais. Flags of all nations we're ar
ranged in designs on the ceiling, and bow
! ers were mace OF rare e1olcs ana ferns.
Inc supper.room was orapeo IN scarlet,
win ounehes Q, yeiioW roses in heraidic
oesighsi tne tapte Win gorgeous array OF
gold and silver, the center piece miniature
Niagara OF perfume, lit by concealed cleo
,ric lights. A crystal lake received the
overflow: white lilies were thickly
| strewn over its crystal bosom. and tiny
swans hoateo on the perIune1 waters. The
menu cares We're maple leaves, with the
dishes named IN gold script, and but
tonlefeS oeslde eacn plate, OF one white
lily ana crimson maple leat ana tern.
Lord and Lacy LansdoWne were genial
hosis, ana speeches. ana iaughsoie Don mots
Keps the gay company amused.
lhe Ice creams were immature Ice castles
with the Engisn nag In PINK and White
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7 WIN ms molne. Aa.nerlne could no
harmonic, always ireezlngiy polite, bu
showing ny look ana tone that she disiikes
: her' halherlnes nome lie was not happy
. pu M sne never toid faul all OF her trials.
Inc carniVai season came ana Montrea
; went WHO WIN pressure Tor one week
: Losa ana Lazy Lsnsoowne came Monday
ana as tney Grove under the arch formed
eVergreens, nags ana snowshoes, Their
. arose nunoreos OF ciuomen IN costume, til
rom pase 70 Top IL was one mass OF men
living arcn with out one voice OF wei
e The Tuoue Rlen slide and Psrk toboa,.,
Glide wera 6na GA hn,drads ~
dressed tobogganers climbed up the foo
paths, to mount the toboggsp and shoe
like meteors down the steep slope apt
away out on the frozen st. Lawrence An
other day the city population had parade
and ovorv ba-co poo ont. l;rh stanr..,