The record-union., 1896-07-02

At 1000 N street, the nome of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Urban, the wedding Of their
daughter Eva to Frank S. Taylor, took
place yesterday noon. The rooms of
the home were tastefully decorated, and
the couple received many and valuable
presents. The ceremony took place at
II M, Rev. Charles T. Oehler of the
German Lutheran Church officiating.
Miss B. McCausland rendered Mendels-
sohns Wedding March" Those pres
ent were Carrie Urban, Essie Mott,
Mrs F. Urban, F. Urban, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mott, Mrs Quinn, Miss Maud Miner,
Wln Mott, Jr, Miss S. Dooley, Miss B.
McCausland, Mr. and Mrs. Matthias,
Miss Gertie Matthias, Miss Lulu Miner.
Mrs IT. Pennish, Mrs. G. Urban, George
Urban. Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. c. Herndon,
MIR. and Mrs. p. Wolf. Sr., Mrs. Schaffer,
Mrs. G. Lock, Mr.. and Mrs. C. Lee, Miss
Maud Wood Mrs y. Webb, Miss Ida
Isaacs, Mrs. p. Griffith. Mrs. E. Pierson,
/. Urban. Miss s Kennedy, Miss K.
Kennedy. Mrs. Dangler, Rev. c. T.
Oehler. After the ceremony a wedding
dinner was partaken Of The bride
and groom departed for San Francisco
and will be absent about week.
The closing meeting OF the Epworth
Chautauaua Circle for the season of
1895 -96 was a very elaborate affair.
On Tuesday evening the Chautauquans
gathered at the home of Miss F. Fern
Andrews to celebrate the completion OF
the American Year" of the reading
course and the glorious Fourth in a
Progressive Liberty" party.
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and tastefully decorated with the stars
and stripes, and each loyal Chautau-
ouan and patriotic American present
wore the badge of the year-the flag
and fern.
AT half-past o'clock the deep tones
of the old Liberty bell proclaimed thar
the game would begin. Each table was
supplied with score cards in different
designs - the "Old Liberty Bell"
scroll" Eagle" Shield" Flag" and
Cooked Hat" AS the game pro-
gressed and the words Bunker Hill"
Lord Corvallis" Freedom Eff
ty-six Signers." etc, were being called
out. pulses beat faster. patriotism
waxed warmer. and one enthusiastic
winner. instead of calling out Lib
ertv," screamed Glory" covering
Russell Mills carried off the dainty
pink and white box decorated with blue
flowers. and George Shepstone may be
seen with a package of firecrackers off
in a corner by himself next Saturday.
While the cake and red, white and blue
ice-cream" were being served, Miss
Stella Cady sang the "Star-Spangled
Banner" and Mr. Shepstone played
flute solo. A salute (Chautauqua sa-
lutel was given in honor OF the COM
mittee. Miss Bertha Dawley, Miss Fern
Andrews and Miss Anna Woods. The
popular circle chorus, to the tune Of
Tramp, Tramp. Tramp" was sung,
and good-bys were said in the hymn,
God BE With You Till We Meet
Again"
Those present were: Misses Bertha
Dawley, Fern Andrews, Alice Andrews.
Gertrude Smith, Cora Evans, Hattie
Shepstone, Lottie Shepstone, Stella
Cady. Grace Danforth. Mary Kiefer,
Virna Woods, Anna Woods. Mrs. A.
Andrews, Mrs. Eta Biegle. Messrs- G.
s. Speer, J. w. James. G. II. Kiefer. S.
Cottreil. Russell W. Mills. F. G. Ulman,
a. l. Keene, Ernest Elliot. MacFar
land. McWiliams. George Shepstone.
At the residence of J. Henry Miller
Terth and NJ streets, a reception will
be given this evening, from I to II